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Building Road Connectivity Infrastructure for the Livelihood of Indigenous Papuans and the Environment
How has the construction of roads in Papua and West Papua improved connectivity and enhanced various aspects of livelihood of indigenous Papuans and affected the environment?
These are the questions that are answered through a rapid assessment conducted by The Asia Foundation in cooperation with the Indonesian Institute of Sciences (Lembaga Ilmu Pengetahuan Indonesia), in 2018. This qualitative study was conducted on stretches of national roads and strategic roads in the provinces of Papua and West Papua. Indonesian version
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