Don Bosco Technical Secondary School in Vanimo, Papua New Guinea, has become a hub of digital empowerment through the EU-STREIT PNG Programme's Resource Centre. This initiative has transformed education and community development by providing students, farmers, and agripreneurs with access to digital tools and training, bridging the technological gap in rural areas. 

EU-STREIT PNG convened 42 stakeholders in Vanimo to strategize sustainable development of key value chains in the Sepiks. The meeting emphasized partnerships and capacity-building for lasting impact.

Tony Benedict’s rise from a small cocoa farmer in Papua New Guinea's West Sepik to a global exporter showcases the life-changing impact of the EU-STREIT PNG Programme. With this support, Tony not only transformed his own business but also uplifted his community, setting the stage for a thriving cocoa industry in the region.  

DAL has facilitated replication of the EU-STREIT PNG best practices to enhance vanilla farming techniques in Milne Bay Province.

EU-STREIT PNG establishes Nuku's first digital hub, providing opportunities for more than 16,000 residents of this remote area, especially farmers and agripreneurs, to access educational resources, global connectivity, and digital skills to boost productivity and market access, fostering sustainable economic growth in the region.

Tina Savinio, a dedicated member and leader of the Kandangapma Women's Business Group in Papua New Guinea, has transformed their fish smoking business with innovative technology introduced by the EU-STREIT PNG Programme, significantly enhancing their livelihoods and community well-being.  

The EU-STREIT PNG Programme partners with the National Youth Development Authority (NYDA) and Provincial Community Development Units to capacitate youths, empowering them to amplify their voices at policy level, embrace agriculture as a viable profession, and enhance youth access to information and resources.