Community Tourism in Papua: How Village-Run Homestays Keep Money Local
In community-based tourism in Papua, village families run the business themselves as guides, homestay hosts, craft sellers and boat or…
Civil-Military Synergy Supporting Local Farmers
Indonesian Army village officers, known as Babinsa, accompany agricultural extension workers to remote Papuan farms, organizing village meetings and helping…
Papua Movement: Modern Coastal Fisheries for Stronger Communities
Motorized boats, better nets, ice machines, cold storage and fish landing hubs let Papuan fishermen work deeper waters and sell…
Bringing Papuan MSME Products to National Markets
Local government training helps Papuan small businesses selling coffee, sago, wild honey, herbal products and handicrafts improve packaging and obtain…
The YPPI Declaration: Papuan Youth on Land, Food Security and the Pacific
By International Desk | Published: September 2026 | Category: Asia-Pacific & First Nations Analysis Disclosure: Papua Movement is published by…
How Papua Farmers Reach Local Markets: Roads, Storage and New Sellers
Paved farm roads, collection centers and cold storage let Papuan farmers move vegetables, fruit and tubers to market faster, cutting…
Sports and Community Unity in Papuan Neighborhoods
Papuan villages are using village development funds (Dana Desa) to build football pitches, volleyball fields and multipurpose courts, giving young…
Papua Movement: Empowering Women as Community Pillars
Papuan women support their families through farming, fishing and selling produce and handicrafts in local markets, and they pass cultural…
Highland and Coastal Papua: How Far Apart Are They?
Highland and coastal Papua live very different lives, and official data now shows how far apart they are. Coastal towns…
Papua Youth Movement: Empowering Youth Through Creative Spaces
Community halls, public parks and cultural centers give young Papuans places to practice music, dance, visual arts and storytelling, mixing…