Higher Papua New Guinea
Malaria in the Gazelle Peninsula, Papua New Guinea
... It is not appropriate for health authorities alone to decide which measure, or combination of measures, for malaria control should be used for any particular area in the Gazelle Peninsula. Primary health care approaches ...
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Papua New Guinea joint annual report 2004
... The Australian Enhanced Cooperation Programme (ECP) constitute a major change in the governance in the PNG with in-line positions being filled by Australian experts in key national departments (Treasury, Finance, ...
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TAMOT: MASCULINITIES IN TRANSITION IN PAPUA NEW GUINEA
... There are other spaces that are used by men to maintain their masculine identity. For the Baruya and Sambia, the forest is masculine and it is occupied by men only for hunting. Women are prohibited from entering that ...
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Mainstreaming gender and promoting intersectionality in Papua New Guinea’s health policy: a triangulated analysis applying data-mining and content analytic techniques
... a higher rate than the other policies, the National Research Agenda for HIV and AIDS 2008–2013 and Papua New Guinea Development Strategic Plan ...
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Evaluation of risks of tuberculosis in Western Province Papua New Guinea
... much higher than the national reported rate of 300 and the PNG National Department of Health estimate for Western Province of 150 per ...even higher due to poor access to healthcare and poor rural health ...
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Plasticity of host selection by malaria vectors of Papua New Guinea
... weak). This assertion is consistent with previous studies, which found large variations in the HBI of An. punctula- tus (s.s.), An. farauti (s.s.) and An. longirostris of various populations [28, 29]. Although An. ...
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<p>Medical Students at the School of Medicine and Health Sciences, University of Papua New Guinea: Predictors of Performance and Student Backgrounds</p>
... Academic achievement as measured by GPA at entry was clearly associated with uninterrupted progress through the programme. This has major implications for student selection – not only to the SMHS but to other ...
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A grammar of Momu, a language of Papua New Guinea
... The generally accepted position of Momu is that it constitutes a family level grouping with Baibai (Baron, 1983b; Hammarström, 2012). In a recent print edition of Ethnologue (Lewis, 2009), this family is labelled “Fas”, ...
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A case study of two producer organisations in Papua New Guinea: Lessons for cooperative policy and legislation
... incentives for investment and can offer shares to both patrons and non-patrons. They can also establish equity-sharing joint ventures with trading partners to overcome hold-up problems that would otherwise discourage ...
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HIV Prevention in Papua New Guinea: Is It Working or Not?
... Tingim Laip (Phase 1), the largest of all the HIV pre- vention programs, operated in 36 sites in 11 provinces. The program was aimed at people and communities, to build capacity and empower communities at higher ...
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Prehistoric cranial variation in Papua New Guinea
... in Papua New Guinea relates to the investigation of mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) polymorphisms (Stoneking et a l ...of new perspectives on the origin and history of our ...from Papua ...
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TERTIARY TEACHER EDUCATION IN PAPUA NEW GUINEA
... The program has its rationale in cognitive development theory, research on approaches to learning and the literature concerning adult and teacher development in the Melanesian context[r] ...
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Nutritional status of cocoa in Papua New Guinea
... Cocoa is grown by approximately 151,000 house- holds in Papua New Guinea (PNG). Smallholders, who produce 80% of the crop, have annual yields far below the potential of 4.4 tonnes/hectare. Yields are ...
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A grammar of Motuna (Bougainville, Papua New Guinea)
... Paradigm of Cross-referencing Suffixes in Middle Voice Underlying Forms 320 Underlying Cross-referencing Markings of Intransitive Verbs 328 · Basic Structure of Transitive Verbs 328 0 an[r] ...
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Oil palm and deforestation in Papua New Guinea
... Nelson, P.N., Webb, M.J., Orrell, I., van Rees, H., Banabas, M., Berthelsen, S., Sheaves, M., Bakani, F., Pukam, O., Hoare, M., Griffiths, W., King, G., Carberry, P., Pipai, R., McNeill, A., Meekers, P., Lord, S., ...
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Cultural invasion, negative knowledge, self expression and the prose narratives of Papua New Guinea
... Greicus, Port Moresby: University of Papua New Guinea, 1972, pp.438, John Waiko, "The Place of Literature in Papua New Guinea Education", in Teaching Literature in Papua New Guinea, eds.[r] ...
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Biocontrol of Chromolaena odorata in Papua New Guinea
... Chromolaena odorata (L.) King and Robinson (Asteraceae) is a significant agricultural weed in Papua New Guinea (PNG), affecting plantations, food gardens and grazing lands. It was the focus of a ...
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The evaluation of agricultural loans : a case study of development bank financed cattle projects in the Markham Valley of Papua New Guinea
... THE EVALUATION OF AGRICULTURAL LOANS: A CASE STUDY OF DEVELOPMENT BANK FINANCED CATTLE PROJECTS I MARKlW1.. VALLEY OF PAPUA NEW GUINEA.[r] ...
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Public health and colonialism : the case of German New Guinea, 1884 - 1914
... Rabaul 1913 J Government of Papua Ne-w Guinea, National Archives and Public Records Services Records of the Imperial Government of German New Guinea, Series G2.54 and G255microfilms held[r] ...
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Review of Zeugophorinae of New Guinea, with description of Zeugophorella gen. nov. and new synonyms of Zeugophora (Coleoptera: Megalopodidae
... The new synonymy of Zeugophora Kunze, 1818 with Papuleptura Gressitt, 1959 implies that the cerambycid fauna of Papua New Guinea lost the unique genus that was attributed to the su[r] ...
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