Reinforcing the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and Eradicating Poverty in Times of Multiple Crises: The Effective Delivery of Sustainable, Resilient and Innovative Solutions in Asia and the Pacific with Young People at the Forefront SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS Papua New Guinea is rich in natural resources and also has the potential to produce agriculturally. [...] The Donor agencies in the country have analysed the country itself is divided into four regions; Momase, “Black Wednesday“ event differently, but the riot was Highlands, New Guinea Islands and Southern Regions, a good example of poor governance in the country. [...] and Development Bank in 2021 estimated that 37.5% of the international policymakers to re-focus on the root people live below the poverty line, many of them in of the country’s instability. [...] in Papua New Guinea to support our Youth Call to • Investing in science, research and technology Action for progress of the following SDGs: where better knowledge and information can be shared and implemented for sustainable SDG 1: No Poverty innovations, climate finance and climate policies • Address climate change issues affecting agricultural across the Asia and Pacific region is critical for p. [...] SDG 2: Zero Hunger • Encourage local SMEs, and empower youths • Improve and support youths in investing in through awareness to be entrepreneurs agricultural activities in rural areas for some and others through innovative solutions to address SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals zero hunger through sustainable and resilient • Identify the right partners with the same interests agricultural practice.
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