

A 2026 cocoa expo in the Sepik region brought local farmers face-to-face with international buyers and chocolatiers. Those direct meetings led to new...
Angela Gossiba is local Sepik woman and a government officer who uses the Gender Action Learning System to shift household decisions and boost cocoa...
Cocoa is doing more than feeding export markets, it’s sending Sepik youth to tertiary institutions. In Ambunti-Drekikier District, the EU-STREIT PNG...
Here we introduce you to Odrick Urum, a dedicated cocoa technical officer under EU-STREIT PNG Program who has been making a difference by delivering vital cocoa extension services to farmers in rural Sepik. Odrick has committed his life to traveling across the remote regions of East and West Sepik, ensuring farmers are equipped with the knowledge and tools they need to boost their production.
The EU-STREIT PNG Programme's interventions over the years are contributing to four strategic priority areas (SPAs) of Papua New Guinea's Medium Term Development Plan IV. Here, the EU-STREIT ProgramMe Coordinator, Mr Ali Said Yesuf, gives an insight into the Programme's contribution to the four SPAs of the MTDP IV.
The EU-STREIT PNG Programme concentrates on three value chains in the Sepik Region, that’s cocoa, vanilla and fisheries. In this episode, you can find out more on how the EU-STREIT PNG Programme is supporting a coastal fishing business in Sup Village of Mushu Island in East Sepik Province.
Mr. David Kausik, Deputy Governor of East Sepik Province, expresses his appreciation for the EU- STREIT PNG Programme, particularly the technical and material support provided by the Programme under its Fisheries Value Chain Development.
Innovation is a key driver of the work of EU-STREIT PNG Program along the cocoa, vanilla and fisheries value chains. To learn more on the innovations that the program is rolling out in East and West Sepik Provinces, we join the Programme Coordinator Ali Said Yesuf to elaborate more on the innovations.
The EU-STREIT PNG Programme has partnered with Mama Bank to provide accessible banking services to rural farmers in the Nuku district of West Sepik Province.
The rehabilitated Yiminum Wilbowe road in Nuku Central LLG of West Sepik province has brought hopes and opportunities to the people, improving the lives of over 11, 500 residents. This road was rehabilitated under the EU-STREIT PNG Programme through the International Labour Organization (ILO).
The Programme Coordinator of the 5-year EU-STREIT PNG Programme in the Sepik region, Mr Ali Said Yesuf explains that the Programme has contributed to the four strategic priority areas of Medium-Term Development Plan IV of Papua New Guinea.