Rural and land-based
The great majority of Papua New Guineans live in rural areas and rely on gardens, cash crops and livestock for food and income.
- Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea
- (+675) 7627 5502
IPA Reg. 5-124906873
Papua New Guinea · The next 50 years
Growing PNG's future from the ground up and from the waste up.
We help farmers, youth and women's groups use black soldier fly farming and practical agri-technology to cut feed costs, grow more food and build rural businesses.
Why this matters
80%+
Feed
Waste
Most Papua New Guineans live off the land. Their tools should keep up.
Imported inputs cost too much
Chicken and fish farmers depend on imported stock feed. Producing protein locally keeps money in the village.
Organic waste is a resource
Market and household food scraps can feed larvae instead of clogging drains and dumps.
What we do
Four programs, one goal: food security that pays.
Black soldier fly farming
Larvae turn organic waste into protein feed for poultry and fish, and frass fertiliser for gardens.
Circular economyClimate-smart & precision farming
Drones, soil sensors and weather data help farmers plant at the right time and protect harvests.
Emerging techDigital markets & traceability
Mobile price alerts, digital records and traceable supply chains so growers sell at fair prices.
Market accessYouth & women agripreneurs
Fellowships, starter kits and mentoring that turn farming into a business people can grow.
Skills & jobs
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Aligned with PNG's development agenda
Our work plugs straight into the national plan.
MTDP IV · 2023–2027National prosperity through growing the economy
Agriculture, livestock and SME growth are central to the government's medium-term plan.
PNG Vision 2050Agriculture as a pillar of wealth creation
Rural-led growth so prosperity reaches villages, not only towns.
UN SDGsGoals 2, 8, 12 & 13
Zero hunger, decent work, responsible production and climate action.
PNG at 50 and beyondThe next 50 years start in the garden
Marking 50 years of independence (1975–2025) by investing in what comes next.
Accountability
Registered entityBenefit association under the Associations Incorporation Act
Banking controlsTwo signatories required on every payment
ReportingCampaign budgets and updates published openly
Every kina is accounted for.
IPA registration 5-124906873, incorporated 05 March 2024.
Our operating account with MiBank was set up by committee resolution on 11 May 2026.
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