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The #USAIDPNGSIVAN Facebook page recently posted about consultation meetings held for the USAID Papua New Guinea Peace Project, highlighting the work of #Q2Impact and our consortium partners People’s Action for Rural Development (PARD), Conciliation Resources and International Foundation for Electoral Systems (IFES). We are engaging with and learning from Hela and Morobe communities to reach […]

The Post-Courier, a national newspaper for Papua New Guinea, recently reported on the announcement of the USAID Papua New Guinea Peace Project that Q2 Impact is implementing with the International Foundation for Electoral Systems, Conciliation Resources, and the People’s Action for Rural Development (PARD). US Ambassador to Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands and Vanuatu, Ann

The United Nations’ annual celebration of International Youth Day on August 12th offers a valuable time for international development stakeholders to reflect on their goals and activities. Whether or not one’s project and activities are youth-led or youth-focused, young people are integral partners to building and sustaining global development efforts. Young people are growing up

The official website of the Mejlis of Turkmenistan reports that representatives of the Mejlis met with Jeffrey Skarin, USAID’s Country Representative to Turkmenistan, on July 15. The Mejlis website states that the meeting was organized within the framework of USAID’s “Governance Activities in Turkmenistan.” The website notes, “It was decided to actively support the digitalization

Lessons from Papua New Guinea By Ashley Law Between 2017-2019, I supported the implementation of a democracy and governance project in Papua New Guinea’s Autonomous Region of Bougainville. While mainly based in Bougainville’s capital of Buka, I also visited Arawa and Buin in South Bougainville. I worked closely with civil society members including young leaders and

Washington D.C.___Q2 Impact is proud to announce our partnership with United States Agency for International Development (USAID), for the five-year (2024-2029) $26 million Papua New Guinea Peace Project. Q2 Impact CEO and Founder Neelima Grover said, “We are excited to work with USAID for the peoples of Papua New Guinea for peacebuilding based on our 26-years of

Q2 Impact’s governance support in Turkmenistan continues! The recently-awarded, five-year Governance Activity in Turkmenistan (GAT) will build on Q2 Impact’s recently closed Governance Support Program (GSP). The program will work to strengthen the implementation of laws and delivery of services and bolster e-governance for efficient service delivery. In partnership with USAID, GAT will improve policy