Vigorous selection done to appoint Environment Council
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At a glance
- Papua New Guinea has appointed members to its 7th Environment Council.
- The council includes four returning members and one new female member, bringing extensive experience.
- The appointments were based on merit and experience, according to the Conservation and Environment Protection Authority.
Papua New Guinea has finalized appointments for its 7th Environment Council, bringing together a diverse group of experienced individuals. The council features four returning members, alongside one newly appointed female member, collectively offering a wealth of expertise in environmental conservation. Jude Tukulia, Managing Director of the Conservation and Environment Protection Authority (CEPA), highlighted that the selections were made based on the candidates' merits and prior experience. This careful selection process aims to ensure the council is well-equipped to address the nation's environmental challenges. The composition of the council reflects a commitment to leveraging existing knowledge while incorporating fresh perspectives to guide environmental protection efforts. The appointments are expected to strengthen the authority's capacity to implement conservation strategies and policies effectively across the country.
There is a lot of experience on the 7th Environment Council with the return of four former council members and a newly appointed female member to the council.
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