Papua New Guinea
Posters and stickers with a focus on handwashing and good hygiene have been created for schools and communities in Papua New Guinea. These resources promote keeping your toilet clean and correctly washing your hands with soap and water.
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Live & Learn has created a series of posters and stickers that focus on keeping your water sources clean. The messages focus on regularly cleaning your water points clean, as well as the risks of water contamination from human and animal faeces.
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A majority of people in Papua New Guinea live in rural areas, relying on local community markets to purchase food and make a living. In order to improve the hygiene of such marketplaces Live & Learn created a series of posters and matching stickers.
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Climate Resilient by Nature (CRxN) is supporting communities to tackle climate change by working with nature-based solutions. CRxN supports projects across the Pacific that restore and protect critical ecosystems, building sustainable livelihoods and increased resilience…
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Most of Papua New Guinea’s population of almost 8 million people live in rural communities and are faced with significant challenges in health, education and economic opportunity. PNG’s current WASH indicators are some of the…
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Live & Learn’s response to the COVID-19 crisis has been a natural extension of our strong history of implementing water, sanitation and hygiene projects across the Pacific. Live & Learn has worked alongside communities that have been affected by the pandemic, supporting and expanding national health efforts in
the response to COVID-19.
Safe water, toilets and improved hygiene practices are essential in schools to provide a clean and safe learning environment. Although progress has been made, the sustainability of school water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) can still prove challenging.
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As part of the Resilient WASH in the Islands Region of Papua New Guinea Program, Live & Learn has created and distributed a series of posters and stickers promoting drought preparedness.
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