eXplorist 610 United States
Those of us who are in coffee farming and business where we use our traditional land we need this vital GPS equipment. This will greatly assist our mapping of the land boundary with our neighboring tribes and clans land.
There is a lot of customary land dispute in Papua New Guinea. This is a best equipment to use for our mapping purposes.
We need to register our customary land which will help us to secure funding and loan from other sources. To get the funding a vital document that is need is the land title. This title can be obtained after complying with the land registration policy of Papua New Guinea.
ILG registration requires a map. This map can be plotted using the assistance of this GPS equipment.
Furthermore, the social mapping in Papua New Guinea is a prerequisite of a lot of development fronts.
This equipment is highly recommended.
December 5, 2013
February 20, 2013
Foreign coffee | The National
Foreign coffee | The National
This is a burden lifted from the hard working coffee farmers for annually paying of their children's school fees. I hope and pray that Nestle will also see other cooperatives in PNG especially for Morobe Province benefit as well.
The children of the coffee farmers deserve better education through the seer determination of their parents. And as such help is a pat at the back for them. This will motivate the parents to really put 110% effort to produce best quality coffee in the end. Their children gaining proper and high education is a pride to parents and their society.
The company will mutually benefit from the effort put in to get the quality coffee beans.
This is a burden lifted from the hard working coffee farmers for annually paying of their children's school fees. I hope and pray that Nestle will also see other cooperatives in PNG especially for Morobe Province benefit as well.
The children of the coffee farmers deserve better education through the seer determination of their parents. And as such help is a pat at the back for them. This will motivate the parents to really put 110% effort to produce best quality coffee in the end. Their children gaining proper and high education is a pride to parents and their society.
The company will mutually benefit from the effort put in to get the quality coffee beans.
January 15, 2013
Networking boosts coffee
Source:
The National,Tuesday 15th of January, 2013
THREE highlands-based coffee cooperatives are seeing more benefits from their ties with an international coffee association. More than 1,000 farmers under the Apo, Angra and Kange AAK) Coffee
Cooperative Societies based in Eastern Highlands, Chimbu, Jiwaka and
Western Highlands are getting good prices and will soon venture into a
housing project with the purchase of two sawmills to process their
timber. The cooperatives recently forged an alliance with the Switzerland-based
4C Association with assistance from Nestle and VolCafé, the parent
company of PNG Coffee Exports. The 4C Association is the platform that brings together stakeholders in the coffee sector to address sustainability issues. To date, 250 members worldwide have joined the 4C platform. Cooperative coordinator Brian Kuglame said overseas partners also aim
to introduce more social and economic schemes like central wet coffee
mills and help farmers in marketing and transport. “We see that the social and economic plans of our international partners
are viable to assist our farmers’ needs and it is a good opportunity
that they would not let go,” he said. Kuglame said the cooperatives were a role model for other farmer-based
coffee cooperatives to link up with the Coffee Industry Corporation
(CIC) and other coffee companies and organizations to access available
services and opportunities. He said all credit for the success of the AAK Cooperatives should go to
CIC for successfully implementing their eight point plan introduced in
2002 on grower-owned marketing. “CIC grower-owned marketing policy is a practical programme to empower
and benefit disadvantaged farmers … AAK Cooperatives has made it a
reality to showcase that mobilizing growers to productivity is the way
forward,” Kuglame said. Through the eight point plan, the CIC is promoting such grower-owned
group marketing to achieve higher coffee quality, volume, income and
other related incentives, including addressing labor issues.
January 11, 2013
Leave CIC alone
Source:
The National, Thursday 10th January,
2013
I WISH to air my views on the recent
politicking within the Coffee Industry Corporation (CIC) board and the conduct
of one of the members.
I am well-versed with the industry and have some good understanding of the organization, having worked there for several years.
I understand the official took a loan and the matter eventually led to a long court battle.
CIC is now in capable hands under the leadership of Navi Anis, a well-respected and highly qualified professional who has had many years of experience working for reputable organization.
This official should leave Anis to continue the good work.
I am well-versed with the industry and have some good understanding of the organization, having worked there for several years.
I understand the official took a loan and the matter eventually led to a long court battle.
CIC is now in capable hands under the leadership of Navi Anis, a well-respected and highly qualified professional who has had many years of experience working for reputable organization.
This official should leave Anis to continue the good work.
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