The two-day NGI Regional Development Forums hosted by CIMC in partnership with East New Britain Provincial Goverment commenced smoothly yesterday (March 25th) with the discussions focused on the unpacking of the PNG Reset@50 (and the 20 Year Roadmap) and the leading question, “what must we do better in the next 50 Years”

Today (March26th) the discussions are centered on primary issues eperienced within health and education sectors and recommenations for better health and educaiton development outcomes.

The CIMC is set to host Regional Developoment Forums this year signifying yet another milestone achievement, setting agenda for promoting social responsibilities, accountable governance, public perfomance and service delivery through participatory dialogues and forward planning toward tangible development outcomes.

The Consultative Implementation and Monitoring Council (CIMC) Governance and Service Delivery Sectoral Committee convened its first meeting for 2026, bringing together key government agencies, development partners, and stakeholders to discuss governance reforms and strengthen service delivery systems in Papua New Guinea.

Key agencies and partners in attendance included the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC), the National Economic and Fiscal Commission (NEFC), the Department of Provincial and Local Level Government Affairs (DPLGA), the PNG Open Government Partnership (OGP) Secretariat, the Building Community Engagement in PNG (BCEP) Program, and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).

On 27th February 2026, at the Hilton in Port Moresby, the Government of Papua New Guinea proudly launched the National Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) Policy 2025–2035.  The IDPs Policy addresses development challenges faced by displaced communities across the nation. IDPs refers to a person or people forcibly displaced (under Organic law Sect 29 on OLPGLLG) to move and return into a society or refers to transport of a family or colony to a new settlement.

The Consultative Implementation and Monitoring Council (CIMC) staff have joined the world in celebrating International Women’s Day.

International Women’s Day (IWD) is celebrated annually on March 8. It is a global day recognizing the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women while calling for accelerated action toward gender equality.

CIMC plays a significant role in protecting young women and girls across Papua New Guinea throu

 In fulfilment of its mandate to foster participatory dialogue on multi-sectoral policy, the Consultative Implementation and Monitoring Council (CIMC) held its first quarter committee meeting of the year on February 25, 2026.

The meeting took place at the National Department of Health (NDoH) Conference Room in Waigani, Port Moresby.

The session focused on addressing critical challenges in policy development and translating those policies into tangible outcomes.

The CIMC during the recent stakeholder engagement held on 30th of January with the intention to reconnect with key partners and members of the CIMC Council, saw this as an oppotuniry to launch its newlook website under the temporary domain name www.cimcpng.com.

The Family and Sexual Violence Action Committee of the Consultative Implementation and Monitoring Council brought together advocacy champions in the Civil Society Organizations, Government, Private Sector and Faith Based Organization spaces for its inaugural sectoral committee meeting for the year.

Held at the Institute of National Affairs Conference Room on Friday January 23, 2026, the event provided a platform for discussion centred around what can be done to address and alleviate violence in all forms in the society and the mediums that can be used to raise awareness on the different services that are available to the public.

A new report investigating the role of Malaysian companies and individuals in large – scale forest clearance in Papua New Guinea through the misuse of Forest Clearing Authorities (FCAs) was launched on Tuesday October 14 at Gateway Hotel by partners RimbaWatch, Bruno Manser Fonds and the Papua New Guinea Environmental Alliance, which the Consultative Implementation and Monitoring Council is part of.

CIMC officers attend consultation on WaSH Sector Master Plan