Strengthening Community-Led
Climate Resilience & Sustainable Livelihoods in PNG
A high-level consultation to gather perspectives from government, civil society, cooperatives, youth, and development partners on community-driven climate resilience, sustainable agriculture, biodiversity conservation, and inclusive livelihoods in Papua New Guinea.
Webinar At A Glance
90 minEvidence Presentation
10 minData, challenges & opportunities from Save PNG
Panel Discussion
30 minMulti-stakeholder perspectives
Partnership EOI
5 minCall for collaboration & investment
The Challenge & Opportunity
Why your voice matters
Climate change is reshaping rural PNG. Community-led solutions exist — but governance gaps and underinvestment hold them back. This webinar is the first step in a multi-stakeholder process to co-create actionable pathways.
Climate & Livelihoods
Rural communities face crop failure, food insecurity, and biodiversity loss. Cooperative models offer resilience.
Governance Gaps
Coordination across sectors is weak. We need better integration between agriculture, environment, and social protection.
Partnership Pathways
Investment and collaboration can scale community-led conservation and sustainable agriculture.
Interactive Agenda
What to expect
A dynamic 90‑minute session with evidence, panel, Q&A, and networking.
Opening, Context & Evidence Presentation
0:00 – 0:25 · Welcome, framing of climate resilience challenges, and evidence from Save PNG's program lead.
Welcome & Housekeeping
Overview of webinar objectives, participation guidelines, and platform orientation.
Challenge Framing
Climate impacts, governance coordination gaps, and the need for community-led solutions.
Save PNG Program Lead
Data on rural livelihoods, cooperative success stories, and investment pathways.
Panel Discussion & Audience Q&A
0:25 – 1:10 · Multi‑stakeholder panel followed by moderated Q&A with the audience.
Government Perspective
PNG Cocoa Board / Provincial Administration on policy and sector priorities.
Cooperative & Faith
Yema Cocoa Cooperative and Anglican Church on community mobilisation.
Youth & Gender
Youth leader and GEDSI representative on inclusive resilience.
Call for Expressions of Interest & Networking
1:10 – 1:30 · Partnership opportunities, EOI form, and informal networking.
Partnership Registration
Submit your interest in collaboration, investment, or technical support.
Concluding Statements
Key takeaways and roadmap for Phase 2.
Informal Chat
Open room for attendee connections and resource sharing.
From dialogue to action
This webinar is Phase 1 of a multi-stakeholder engagement. Your insights will directly inform a partnership framework and investment roadmap.
Insights Report
A synthesis of webinar discussions, challenges, and proposed solutions.
Partnership Platform
A directory of organisations ready to collaborate on climate resilience in PNG.
Investment Pathways
Concrete opportunities for donors and development partners.
Climate & Agriculture
Sustainable farming, cocoa, and food security.
Biodiversity & Conservation
Locally managed areas, ecosystem resilience.
Inclusive Livelihoods
Youth, women, PWD, and cooperative models.
Join us to shape a resilient future for PNG.
Register for the Webinar
Registration is free and open to all stakeholders. You will receive the Microsoft Teams webinar link upon registration.
No cost to attend. Open to all.
Join from anywhere via Teams or LinkedIn Live.
Government, CSOs, cooperatives, youth, donors, academia.
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