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Series553 - Michael Young's Papua New Guinea anthropological consultancy reports and research papers
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Item20 - Notes on Proposal for follow-up Land use
Item21 - Departmental memo from Department of Commerce and Tourism on information for parties interested in Forestry Development Corporation management.
Item22 - Feasting for Oil Palm. Research paper by Janice Newton, Department of Anthropology, Monash University. Photocopy.
Item23 - Land Settlement in Papua New Guinea: An overview. Paper by David Hulme Administrative College of Papua New Guinea. Photocopy.
Item24 - Impact Evaluation Report: Papua New Guinea: New Britain Smallholder Development Projects. World Bank Operations Evaluation Department.
Item25 - Selected chapters (7, 8, and 13) of a report by Robert McKillop on agricultural potential of selected areas (Gumine and Sagarai-Gadaisu). Photocopy
Item26 - Preliminary observations on the Social Impact of the Cape Rodney Rubber Scheme and Popondetta Oil Palm Scheme. David Hulme, National Planning Office.
Item27 - Newspaper clippings: Times of Papua New Guinea: Oil Palm Growers demand review and Milne Bay wants CDC to develop cocoa, rubber. Radio Australia news report.
Item28 - Discussion with delegates from the Higatura Oil Palm settlement with M W Young. Alotau in October 198 Sound cassette.
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Impact Evaluation Report: Papua New Guinea: New Britain Smallholder Development Projects. World Bank Operations Evaluation Department.

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