Development Bulletin 50 (1999). Development: Papua New Guinean perspectives

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CONTENTS: Appropriate development: Twenty-five years of changing non government efforts and organisations / Elizabeth Cox, page 6. Sustainable credit schemes for rural development in Papua New Guinea / David Kavanamur, Robert Turare, page 11. Microfinance and financial intermediation in rural Papua New Guinea: An integrated scheme / Helen Kopunye, Aua Purumo, John Newsom, page 15. The lessons and potential for sustainability and outreach of microfinance institutions in Papua New Guinea and other Pacific Island countries / Felix G. Bablis, page 19. Replacing the mountain: Resource revenue accessing and utilisation in Enga Province, Papua New Guinea / Sam Talepakali, page 22. Reinvigorating sustainable development in Papua New Guinea: A systems thinking approach / Robert Turare , David Kavanamur, page 25. Past, present and future: Building on Papua New Guinea's customary strengths / Hartmut Holzknecht, page 29. Maintenance of crop diversity and food security in rural Papua New Guinea: Case studies from Cape Vogel and Goodenough Island / Jane Mogina, page 32. Coastal fisheries development in Papua New Guinea: An opportunity for economic development in coastal communities / Augustine J. Mungkaje, page 37. Greater autonomy for provinces: A strategy for meaningful development for Papua New Guinea / Stephen P. Pokawin, page 41. Civil society and development, non government organisations and churches / Anne Dickson-Waiko, page 44. The struggles of women and girls in Simbu Province / Sarah Garap, page 47. No development without peace: Rethinking development in PNG: A conceptual framework / Julienne Kaman, page 51. The hegemony and enigma of modern development / Arnold Kukari , Erica Ogoba, page 54. Professional education in Papua New Guinea: Which direction? / Kora M. Korawali, page 56. Access to appropriate secondary education / Arnold C. Parapi, page 59. Education for what? A critical perspective / Lynus Yamuna, page 62. The dual salary policy: An obstacle to real human and national development / Vele Ila’ava, page 65. Development, life-modes and language in Papua New Guinea / Margaret Mase, page 67. The evolving AIDS epidemic: Challenges and responses in Papua New Guinea / Clement Malau, page 70. VIEWPOINT: Prospects for demographic behavioural change in Vanuatu: The results of a KAP survey / William J. House, page 72. Foreign aid type and the effect on human well-being / Azmat Gani and Michael D. Clemes, page 76. UPDATE: seeds of hope / Paul Mosley, page 78. FROM THE FIELD: 'Use him, he's only here for two years!' / Mike Parry, page 80. Health through theatre in the Pacific / Peter Bowden, page 83. FROM THE PRESS, page 86. CONFERENCES: Conference Reports, page 90. Conference Calendar, page 93. PUBLICATIONS: Book reviews, page 97. New books, page 101. Reports and monographs, page 105. Newsletters and journals, page 108. Working papers, page 110. COURSES: page 112. RESOURCES: Original profiles, page 115. Materials, page 119. Electronic fora, page 121. ACFOA BRIEFING, page 123 Show more