Building connections for inclusive leadership
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At a glance
- The Australia Awards program is collaborating with Papua New Guinea to enhance women's leadership.
- A Women in Leadership Short Course has gathered 30 professionals from PNG's public, private, and community sectors.
- The initiative aims to build a national network to strengthen women's leadership across key sectors.
The Australia Awards program is actively partnering with Papua New Guinea to foster women's leadership and establish a national network of professionals. This initiative seeks to strengthen the capacity of women in key sectors across the country.
Central to this effort is the Women in Leadership Short Course, which has convened 30 leaders from diverse backgrounds. These participants represent a broad spectrum of PNG's society, including the public, private, and community sectors. The course is designed to equip these women with the skills and knowledge necessary to excel in leadership roles.
By bringing together professionals from various fields, the program aims to build a robust national network. This network is intended to facilitate collaboration, mentorship, and the sharing of best practices among women leaders. The ultimate goal is to create a more inclusive leadership landscape in Papua New Guinea, ensuring that women's voices and contributions are amplified across critical areas of development.
The initiative underscores a commitment to empowering women and promoting gender equality in leadership positions. The Australia Awards program continues to support development through education and professional training, fostering long-term positive change in partner countries like Papua New Guinea.
Originally published by Post-Courier. Summarized and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.