The Legacy Podcast Douveri Henao

What is different about Papua New Guinea's MTDP-4 compared to other MTDPs? How is this Dream Machine implemented? How do the development partners get involved?

Ending the three-part series of the MTDP-4 SharpTalk episodes, hear Debbie Maraki unpack PNG's Dream Machine! 

Debbie has been a Development Practitioner for the past 15 years, spending a majority of that time with the United Nations in Papua New Guinea. In her vast experience, she's worked with Millenium Development Goals, Sustainable Development Goals, including the MTDP-4 especially in coordinating UN agencies priorities to PNG Government Priorities.

In this podcast episode on The SharpTalk Show #TheLegacyPodcast, we dive deep into PNG's strategic pivot towards China, discussing the seismic shifts in civilian and security roles and what this means on the ground. 

Tune in to this monologue with Douveri Henao, and uncover how these global movements are reshaping PNG's economic and security landscapes.

In this enlightening episode of our podcast, Pastor Jerry opens with a reflection on the events that have unfolded since October 7. He discusses the significance of staying informed and raises awareness about the situation in Israel. 

The episode dives into the common questions people have about the region, along with more specific inquiries that are on the minds of those looking deeper into the subject. Pastor Jerry shares his insights and delivers a poignant message to all listeners who are eager to understand more about Israel and its current circumstances. 

Tune in to gain a clearer perspective on why awareness is crucial and what you can do to stay informed.

“If you have the peace to make the decision of moving back home to develop your home province, go with it!”. After 30 years in Port Moresby, she packed up her life and returned to the Autonomous Region of Bougainville (AROB) to join the public service in the pursuit of a better AROB! 
In this episode, Douveri met up with a dear friend Lynette, a fruit of the School of Law University of Papua New Guinea with more than 20 years of experience. She had much to share in her decision to leave the Private Sector in bustling Port Moresby and go back to a slow-paced environment back home to serve in the Public Sector! Lynette shares her sense of fulfilment in contributing to something greater than herself.

Join us in Part 2 of the three-part series about Papua New Guinea's Medium Term Development Plan 4. In this episode, we delve into the robust frameworks and visionary objectives that guide the nation towards economic independence by 2027. 

Hear from Michael Kumung, Deputy Secretary at the Department of National Planning and Monitoring, the man accredited to formulating this premier policy. What are the inspirations behind this? And, who are the dedicated people behind this? We hope you enjoy this episode!

Artwork Credit: https://mtdp.gov.pg/.

Is Israel really the enemy? Join us on our latest podcast episode, 'The Good The Bad; Why Israel is seen as the enemy.' This episode explores why Israel is often viewed as the enemy, and the complexities surrounding perceptions of Israel.

Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion on the moral dynamics in this ancient land and the lessons we can all learn. Shalom! #papuanewguinea #Israel #Hamas #War