See the whole picture
Understand who is supporting what, where support overlaps and where gaps remain.
About the Forum
A shared space.
A common purpose.
The PNG Health Development Partners Forum connects organizations supporting health in Papua New Guinea, with a focus on coordination, implementation and practical solutions.
Why the Forum exists
Help every contribution
work better together.
Partners bring different expertise, resources and relationships. The Forum helps make those contributions visible, reduce duplication and gaps, and coordinate support around Papua New Guinea’s health priorities.
Its purpose is to support government priorities and partner collaboration, including at provincial level, while creating space to solve problems together.
Universal health coverage means people can get the health services they need without financial hardship. The Forum aims to help partners accelerate progress towards that shared goal.
The work we connect
Coordination with a practical purpose.
Align investments and implementation
Share plans early and explore how resources, expertise and delivery can fit together.
Support joint provincial work
Bring partners together around local priorities, shared visits and follow-up.
Learn and solve problems together
Share evidence and opportunities, and develop practical responses to common barriers.
Ownership & facilitation
Partner-owned.
Neutral by design.
The Forum belongs to its partners. WHO currently serves only as custodian and facilitator; it does not own the Forum.
The Forum is a space for government, UN agencies, donors, NGOs, multilaterals, academia and implementing partners to connect their work.
Governance information
Current terms of reference, membership arrangements, chairing and facilitation arrangements will be published after confirmation by the partners.
Site information
Clear about what
is confirmed.
Organization names are drawn from the shared August 2026 contact list. Listing an organization does not establish formal membership, a funding commitment or endorsement of this website.
Meeting summaries are drawn from the supplied meeting records. Draft material is labeled, and historical terms of reference are not presented as current governance. Personal contact lists, account information and private meeting links are not published.
This website does not collect registration details. Public contact information and confirmed resources will be added when available.
Photography
“White Island, Bougainville” by Jeremy Weate / Wikimedia Commons. Licensed under CC BY 2.0. Resized and cropped for display.
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For organizations supporting health in Papua New Guinea, shared knowledge is a starting point for shared action.
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