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coordinate many actions of the civil society. The possibility to design an audit out of the information collected during the survey provoked little sympathy from the Non State Actors. 4.2 FOR A FUTURE COMPLETION OF THE FIELD WORK? Considering the limits and the remarks mentioned in the previous paragraph, it is important to better inform (convince?) the general public and the Non State Actors to complete the survey. I have no doubt that the information already collected would give a renewed portrait of Civil Society in PNG. I am waiting for the publication of the results, and then will propose to open a discussion with my colleagues at the University. The University is obviously a government body, but Papua New Guineans keep in great respect this institution. In the future, we can imagine a future collaboration on two grounds: The completion of the survey, the collection of data and its extension to the other provinces The updating of the information: Civil society in Papua New Guinea is in constant evolution, and we could build a cell of reflection and consultation in which we could update information and trace the evolution of the non state actors operating in the country. 4.3 FOR A HOUSE OF NON-STATE ACTORS IN PAPUA NEW GUINEA? This project was proposed before the survey has started. It needs to be examined and assessed after the publication of the preliminary survey. Many NGO and Non State Actors are willing to get better information, but the survey has also demonstrated that in many case, those who are willing to access information are sometimes reluctant to give information. The unbalanced flux of information can be a real threat to the existence of such institution. 4.4 FOR A WEBSITE? Similarly, a website needs to offer a large range of information. Access to information (as well as information delivery) shall be monitored and no doubt that finding a consensus about monitoring the information flux will be hard to set up. 10 Three studies (Mapping, guidelines on cooperation between donors and NSAs centre for civil society) of NSAs in Papua New Guinea (PNG) Final report – IBF – January 2011
5 Conclusions For the students of the University of Papua New Guinea, participating to the survey was a constructive and nourishing experience. Thanks to the patience and the dedication of Michel Falisse, the students have been able to improve, to be immersed into a very concrete experience in which they realize the difficulty of developing a relevant methodology even within a culture they are supposed to be familiar to. I have also no doubt that the other partners recognize the contribution of these students. The stand of Anthropology was proud to be chosen to participate to this important and delicate project, and we hope that future collaboration will be developed. 11 Three studies (Mapping, guidelines on cooperation between donors and NSAs centre for civil society) of NSAs in Papua New Guinea (PNG) Final report – IBF – January 2011
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Page 5 and 6: 1 Introduction 1.1 THE CONTEXT Papu
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Page 9: data. However, most students often
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Page 15 and 16: AusAID Leonie Whyte Department for
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Page 28 and 29: Wide Bay Conservation Association C
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Page 33 and 34: ADRA- ADVENTIST DEVELOPMENT AND REL
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Page 41 and 42: CALLAN SERVICES FOR PERSONS WITH DI
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Page 53 and 54: Contact Name: David Gella Telephone
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- The Forum has quickly established
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6. Activities and sectors - In 2001
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Young Women’s Christian Associati
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Nature Conservancy Contact Name: Te
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Horizont 3000 Contact Name: Telepho
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PNG Employers Federation Contact Na
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PNG Trade Union Congress (PNGTUC) C
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National Council of Women Contact N
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Cheshire Disability Services. Conta
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Caritas PNG Contact Name: Mary Toli
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Also it works with government depar
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CARITAS PNG - GOROKA BRANCH Contact
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It is a formally registered and rec
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Juridical and Lagal Aspects The ass
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CATHOLIC WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION Cont
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FOUR SQUARE Contact: P O Box 177, G
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UMUN KAMUT ASSOCIATION CONTACT NAME
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Church Ground Fellowship Mama Group
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Word of Faith Church - Tent City CO
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Marie Stopes CONTACT NAMES: Mrs. Ma
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YWCA- Adult Literacy. CONTACT NAMES
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Morobe NGO KIBUNG CONTACT NAMES: Mr
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PNG Family Health Association CONTA
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ANGLICARE BY ANGLICAN CHURVH CONTAC
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Lae City Mission CONTACT NAMES: Mr.
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BAHA CONTACT NAMES: Mrs. Lovai Miri
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