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ORO SMLHLDR OIL PALM

Sector: Road • Location: Papua New Guinea

Source: World Bank Group

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The project objectives are to increase Papua New Guinea's agricultural production and exports, provide employment opportunities, generate incomes for poor farmers in Oro Province, and protect the habitat of the world's largest butterfly, which is an endangered species. The project consists of six components. The first component, smallholder oil palm development includes: (a) planting about 6,500

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Closed
Sector
Road, Fertilizers, Oil and Gas, Commercial, Raw Materials, Government, Education
Location
Papua New Guinea
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
World Bank Group

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The project “ORO SMLHLDR OIL PALM” is an infrastructure initiative in the Road sector, located in Papua New Guinea. Taiyo aggregates data on it from World Bank Group.

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2026-07-22

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The project objectives are to increase Papua New Guinea's agricultural production and exports, provide employment opportunities, generate incomes for poor farmers in Oro Province, and protect the habitat of the world's largest butterfly, which is an endangered species. The project consists of six components. The first component, smallholder oil palm development includes: (a) planting about 6,500 ha of oil palm in two areas of Oro Province, Popondetta and Kokoda; (b) strengthening extension services; and (c) building and maintaining agricultural roads and social infrastructure. The second component, main road improvement, entails the upgrading and maintenance of national road sections from Popondetta to Kokoda. The third component, environmental protection, will protect an endangered butterfly species and its associated ecosystem. The fourth component, institutional strengthening, includes the strengthening of: (a) the capacity of the Department of Agriculture and Livestock for policy formulation and project preparation in the tree crop subsector; (b) the management of the Oil Palm Industry Corporation (OPIC); and (c) oil palm research. The other two components are technical assistance to OPIC; and studies in the tree crop subsector.

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FY17 - Agriculture, Fishing and Forestry,FY17 - Education,FY17 - Public Administration,Transportation

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Papua New Guinea

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Road, Fertilizers, Oil and Gas, Commercial, Raw Materials, Government, Education

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2025-12-17

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