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Renewable energy can bring cost savings for Pacific utilities, but achieving these benefits requires strategic planning, careful integration of storage systems, and appropriate regulatory frameworks, according to PSDI SOE/PPP Expert, Laure Darcy, speaking at the Pacific Power Association Conference.
A PSDI event in Port Moresby convened a crowd of PNG’s government, business, and civil society representatives, to discuss the findings of the expanded Papua New Guinea edition of Leadership Matters 2024: Benchmarking Women in Business Leadership in the Pacific.
A group of 25 women have graduated from the Senior Executive Women in Leadership Program, presented by the Fiji Institute of Chartered Accountants (FICA) in partnership with PSDI.
PSDI has supported the Ministry of Public Enterprise in Fiji to hold a 1-day corporate governance workshop for board directors, senior executives, and company secretaries of public enterprises and statutory bodies.
The Government of Papua New Guinea has passed two new arbitration laws—the International Arbitration Act 2024 and the Domestic Arbitration Act 2024—which will help attract foreign investment and trade, enhance investor confidence, and align PNG’s legal system with globally recognized arbitration sta
PSDI’s Financing Growth team recently presented the new policy paper, Innovative Financing Mechanisms in the Pacific, to key stakeholders in Papua New Guinea.