Customary land could unlock opportunities for PNG’s growing youth population

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Customary land in Papua New Guinea (PNG) could play a significant role in creating economic opportunities for the country’s large and growing youth population, according to an Issues Paper released today by the PNG National Research Institute (PNGNRI).
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