Non-profit Organizations in Papua New Guinea

Ok Tedi Development Foundation

Ok Tedi Development Foundation (OTDF) is a dynamic organisation that delivers projects to communities through a unique partnership between mining, the people and government of Papua New Guinea. OTDF is mandated to ensure the wise and sustainable use of the wealth created from mining operations for future generations; something everyone at OTDF takes very seriously. OTDF is a not-for-profit organisation, operating independently of Ok Tedi Mining Limited since 2010, and is a 100% owned Papua New Guinea company. We are led by a committed team who actively work alongside the river residents of the Community Mine Continuation Agreement (CMCA) corridor, living in 158 villages throughout Western Province. While working to enhance and improve everyone’s quality of life throughout Western Province, our primary focus for 2020 – 2025 is: Agribusiness (delivering the WestAgro Master Plan), building Women’s Capacity and Entrepreneurship, and enabling community Self-Sustainability. Beyond our investments and on-going programs, we are proudly achieving all outcomes in the safest possible manner, OTDF has just surpassed 2 million hours LTI free!

11 to 50 staff

Papua New Guinea Australia Alumni Association

Welcome to the PNG Australia Alumni Association, the Follow us for updates on events, training opportunities, jobs and small grants. If you are a Papua New Guinean and have studied in Australia you are eligible to join and become part of one of PNG’s largest professional associations. The includes thousands of Papua New Guineans from every industry and province. These alumni are already leaders, managers and consultants. And don’t forget to update or create your profile in our online community at The more information on your profile the better employers and targeted opportunities can find you. We are all about training, networking, jobs, grants, leadership development and knowledge sharing. This is designed to support our members, progress their careers, develop their leadership skills and increase their impact on PNG’s development. Employers are always seeking high quality, well-educated Papua New Guineans. This LinkedIn page and our online community are our new primary mechanisms to connect you to these emerging opportunities, as well as to our traditional training, events and small grants. If you live and work outside of Port Moresby, this page will keep you connected. The has several provincial chapters that you can join, all delivering important local projects and bringing highly valued training into the provinces. Don't miss out on this opportunity to further your own professional development, network with other like-minded professionals and contribute to development in PNG.

5001 to 10000 staff

Care International Papua New Guinea

CARE is an international humanitarian aid organisation fighting global poverty, with a special focus on working with women and girls to bring about lasting change to their communities. We are a non-religious and non-political, charity organisation, working together with communities to provide emergency relief and address the underlying causes of poverty. We believe supporting women and girls is one of the most effective ways to create sustainable outcomes in poor communities.

201 to 500 staff

Centre For Environmental Law And Community Rights Celcor

Not for profit non-Government organisation that uses Law and Advocacy to Promote and Defend Environmental and Customary Rights of Papua New Guineans

11 to 50 staff

Buk Bilong Pikinini

A Not-for-Profit seeking to promote literacy in Papua New Guinea. Buk bilong Pikinini was founded in 2007 with a mission to help increase literacy rates in Papua New Guinea through the establishment of children’s libraries and the provision of high-quality education programs and books.

51 to 200 staff

Png Business Coalition For Women

The Business Coalition for Women is a group of companies who are working together to drive positive change for women and businesses in Papua New Guinea. The Business Coalition for Women helps PNG’s private sector to recruit, retain, develop, and promote women – as employees, leaders, customers and business partners. Member organisations have exclusive access to relevant and practical tools, model policies, good practices, case studies and other resources to help them make the most of their female talent, while promoting more opportunities for women’s economic empowerment and career development. Registered businesses of all sizes operating in PNG are invited to join the Coalition. Coalition members know that gender equality is good business. They also know that overcoming the challenges faced by women in the PNG workforce goes beyond individual firms and are ready to be part of history in the making.

1 to 10 staff

Morobe Development Foundation Inc

Morobe Development Foundation Inc.(MDF) is a community-based organization located in Lae, Morobe Province, Papua New Guinea. For over 10 years, our organization has worked closely with communities to improve the quality of life and provide education and engagement related to social issues. By providing communities with art and theatre education, training and workshops we truly believe we can make a positive lasting impact. Recently, MDF has also published high-quality research articles in alignment with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals in reputed international journals with the help of researchers, scientists and volunteers from across the globe. MDF was established to address a broader and more diverse range of objectives. MDF work through the use of dance, music, and drama, MDF’s primary aim is to ensure that women participate equally in decision making in any project undertaken, including projects related to Ending Violence against Women, and promoting human rights. MDF uses the talents of its members to address the many issues affecting the communities in the Morobe Province, with a particular focus on the settlements in and around Lae City. Through active participation, members of MDF have subsequently become role models within their community; they promote involvement with MDF as an alternative to being involved in criminal activities. MDF has been actively involved in raising awareness, promoting education, conducting workshops and theatre training on a variety of health, gender, and social issues. The workshops and projects have been supported by the Morobe Provincial Aids Council and the Papua New Guinea Electoral Commission (PNGEC). With the support of the PNGEC and AusAid, MDF successfully carried out awareness on Good Governance in 2011, and the Local Level Government Election in 2013.

11 to 50 staff

Research And Conservation Foundation Of Papua New Guinea

RCF PNG is a Papua New Guinean NGO formed in 1986 to manage the Crater Mountain Wildlife Management Area (CMWMA). Since it's inception RCF PNG seeks to ensure that (i). communities in the CMWMA and other rural communities conserve their rich biodiversity through sustainably managing their natural resources to maintain a healthy livelihood (ii). and the people of PNG are sufficiently educated on how to sustainably use resources and the causes, effects and ways to adapt to climate change.

11 to 50 staff

Rspca Png Vet Clinic

RSPCA PNG VET CLINIC is a nonprofit veterinary Organization based in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea. We have 2 Vets, 6 Vet Nurses, 2 Kennels hand, 11 clinic and Admin staffs that help the day to day care of our patients.

11 to 50 staff

Wildlife Conservation Society Png

WCS is the longest established international conservation organisation operating in Papua New Guinea, and has been undertaking conservation work in the country since the 1970s.

51 to 200 staff

Maf Technologies

Formerly known as Christian Radio Missionary Fellowship) MAF Technologies is a non-profit mission organization which has been based in PNG for over 60 years. Our primary focus is to supply remote communities with technological solutions, such as radio communications and solar systems. We are a team motivated by the love of Christ to bring hope, help and healing to the rural communities of Papua New Guinea.

11 to 50 staff

United Nations In Papua New Guinea

The United Nations (UN) in Papua New Guinea is represented by agencies, funds, and programmes, including resident and non-resident agencies, that work closely in partnership with the Government of Papua New Guinea and other development partners to improve the lives of people in Papua New Guinea. Its work is framed in the United Nations Development Assistance Framework 2018-2022. This is a partnership agreement between the United Nations system and the Government of Papua New Guinea. It is based on national strategic priorities, the Government’s Medium-Term Development Plan and Vision 2050. Drawing on best practices from around the world, the United Nations works with the Government and other partners to implement innovative approaches to development that are suited to the unique political, economic and social context of Papua New Guinea.

201 to 500 staff

Katim Tasol E.V

Primary Health Care Concept for the world´s most remote regions

1 to 10 staff

Milne Bay Community Association Incorporated

Formally the Milne Bay Day Organising Committee, the Milne Bay Community Association Incorporated is now a legally recognised entity registered with the Investment Promotion Authority (IPA) that is purposed with raising funds to support community initiatives to help people in Milne Bay Province, through community projects.

1 to 10 staff

Niugini Good Samaritan Foundation Incorporated

Niugini Good Samaritan Foundation Association is a Papua New Guinean registered nonprofit organization that builds effective partnerships with local communities, faith-based organizations, Government instrumentalities, donor agencies and like-minded civil society organizations operating in Papua New Guinea. The main focus of the organization is to act a development vehicle from which to deliver much-needed services to the beneficiary communities in the areas of health, education, agriculture, fisheries, financial inclusion, biodiversity conservation and building climate resilience. Niugini Good Samaritan Foundation Association was founded by a group of Papua New Guinean elites whose main interest is to reach out to the unreached, touch the untouched, serve the unserved people from all walks of life. As Good Samaritans, the organization strives to take ownership of development challenges that affect the livelihoods of the most vulnerable people in society across Papua New Guinea-with compassion and selfless act of kindness and good will for all people. Having seen and witnessed the overwhelming need for service delivery stemming from decades of negligence, injustices and inequalities that affect the livelihoods of ordinary Papua New Guineans, Niugini Good Samaritan Foundation Association has taken a bold step towards an implementation of community development programs that advocates for fairness, social justice and inclusiveness for all Papua New Guineans to enjoy quality of life. Since inception Niugini Good Samaritan Foundation Association have been able to establish good rapport with local communities across Papua New Guinea because they have been able to touch the heart and soul of real development issues that affects people and that has led to building long term partnerships with some key development partners. Some of the notable development partners are; Sir Brian Bell Foundation, Buk Bilong Pikinini, Nekamai Limited, FIFAI Management Services and others.

1 to 10 staff

Png Education Advocacy Network Pean

The Papua New Guinea Education Advocacy Network (PEAN) was established in 2003 by Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) to advocate on basic and adult education policy and key education program issues in Papua New Guinea in line with Education For All (EFA) and now Sustainable Development Goal 4-Education 2030. The organization has been advocating and promoting life-long learning, increased levels of literacy opportunities for all citizens including disadvantaged groups such as the poor people, women and girls. PEAN is a member of Asia South Pacific Association for Basic and Adult Education (ASPBAE)

1 to 10 staff

Agalean One Komyuniti Inc- Abn68190506115

Agalean One Komyuniti (A1K) Development Association Inc is an Indigenous-led community development organization based in Australia. A1K works to strengthen Indigenous communities through cultural continuity, education, health, social inclusion, leadership development, and international partnerships. The Association supports community-driven initiatives that promote self-determination, intergenerational knowledge transfer, and sustainable development for Indigenous peoples and partner communities locally and internationally.

51 to 200 staff

Lae City Mission

City Mission is a non-profit, non-government organisation with three decades of experience in Papua New Guinea, offering services such as safe housing for survivors of domestic and sexual violence, and rehabilitation and training for at-risk youth

51 to 200 staff

Swe Pnguot - Society Of Women Engineers

Welcome to PNGUoT SWE Global Affiliate - Empowering Women in Engineering on LinkedIn! We're a vibrant and inclusive community linked with the Papua New Guinea University of Technology, committed to propelling women in engineering and more. Our mission is to inspire, support, and unite women engineers, championing gender diversity and excellence within engineering, and collectively boosting women's involvement across all sectors. We firmly believe that fostering inclusivity is key to driving progress and nurturing a diverse engineering landscape. As an organization that warmly welcomes male participation, we value collaborative efforts across genders. By extending an invitation to all who share our vision, we cultivate a more inclusive community, where each individual contributes to women's advancement in engineering. Our initiatives transcend conventional engineering boundaries, embracing those from various academic disciplines. We emphasize the significance of interdisciplinary collaboration and the distinctive viewpoints it brings. Regardless of whether you're pursuing engineering studies or other academic paths, our community is open to you. Through collective action, we empower women's participation in all domains, fostering inclusivity and catalyzing positive change. Follow us to stay informed about our inclusive events, industry insights, and inspiring narratives of women engineers and professionals making a mark in Papua New Guinea and beyond. We offer networking prospects, mentorship programs, and access to valuable resources to support professional growth and leadership development. Join our burgeoning community of devoted individuals from diverse backgrounds, all committed to dismantling barriers, challenging stereotypes, and reshaping the future of engineering and other domains. Connect with us to explore exciting opportunities, partake in meaningful conversations, and collaborate with like-minded professionals in various fields.

51 to 200 staff

Equal Playing Field

11 to 50 staff

Divine Word University Alumni Association

Our association is interested in finding opportunities for our members, contributing back to the Divine Word University and raising funds for our community development initiatives.

1 to 10 staff

West Sepik Inclusive Development Foundation

The West Sepik Inclusive Development Foundation (WSIDF) Inc. is a legally registered, community-based organisation established with the purpose of serving the people of West Sepik Province, Papua New Guinea. Founded on principles of inclusivity and transparency, WSIDF was created to provide a formal platform for community-led development initiatives that address critical areas such as education, health, livelihoods, and governance. Operating from its headquarters in Vanimo, the provincial capital, the Foundation extends its outreach to Telefomin, Nuku, Aitape-Lumi districts, ensuring even the most isolated communities have opportunities for development and support. As a recognised entity under Papua New Guinea law, WSIDF functions with full compliance to national regulations, prioritising accountability and credibility in all its undertakings. The Foundation’s legal registration not only affirms its legitimacy but also strengthens its capacity to build strategic partnerships with government agencies, faith-based organizations, non-governmental organizations, and international donors. This established legal identity enables WSIDF to mobilize resources efficiently and deliver sustainable, long-lasting impact. By focusing on social inclusion and supporting vulnerable groups, WSIDF positions itself as a trusted vehicle for empowering communities helping them drive their own progress and ensuring development gains are equitable and enduring across the province.

1 to 10 staff

World Vision Papua New Guinea

World Vision Papua New Guinea is a Child-Focused, Christian, Non – Profit Organization working in Papua New Guinea since 1983 in the sectors of Health & Nutrition, Livelihoods, Water Sanitation & Hygiene, Education and Disaster response programs. Central to everything we do is our commitment to first do no harm to children or adult beneficiaries, to respect the rights of all beneficiaries, and to uphold the best interests of children as a primary consideration in all actions and decisions. If you have any concerns regarding the behavior of our staff or our community partners, please advise us through this email address: wvpng_safeguarding@wvi.org

5001 to 10000 staff

Fresh Produce Development Agency

The Fresh Produce Development Agency (FPDA) is a government agency in Papua New Guinea that helps develop the horticulture and fresh produce industry. It provides information about commercial horticultural activities in the country, from growing crops to selling them. FPDA has a vision, mission, goal, purpose, and core values that guide its work.

51 to 200 staff