Each kiosk and power system is a doorway to health, learning and trade. Every project below carries its site, its date and its numbers — placeholders stay visible until the real figures are in.
Health workers consulting urban hospitals over kiosk connectivity.
A hotspot at a rural health post lets nurses and community health workers reach doctors in town by video and messaging, send photographs, and follow up referrals. The Tabubil Hospital hotspot is the first site.
Digital classrooms for off-grid schools.
A school with a kiosk gets a solar-powered connection for teachers and students, with vouchers and data caps managed by the school through Konekt so the link stays affordable and accountable.
Off-grid power systems for remote communities.
Where a stream runs year-round, a small hydro turbine paired with solar and batteries powers a kiosk and the buildings around it — a health post, a school, a trade store.
Medicine delivery corridors with Niubalus Logistics.
Niubalus Logistics is building drone corridors for medicine and sample delivery between district hospitals and remote health posts. Bookings will run through the Niubalus app on BM ID.
Proposals submitted through Papua New Guinea's regulator and funding programmes. Each is listed with its stage and partners; outcomes are added here as they are decided, not before.
An 18-month feasibility study and district pilot: tamper-evident certificates issued to citizens' SevisWallet, and a district grant tracked end to end on a permissioned ledger with SevisPass-verified recipients. Korea's public-sector blockchain and digital-ID programmes are the reference; Korean experts join through NIA.
Scheduled and on-demand drone flights on the Buka–Nissan–Carterets corridor carrying medicines, vaccines and cold-chain payloads, and returning diagnostic samples, with an ordering and tracking app linked to the health facilities. Modelled on Korea's K-Drone island-delivery programme; a three-month live pilot measures reliability, cold-chain compliance and cost per delivery.
Fixed satellite broadband and 5 kW off-grid solar power for three secondary schools in Kavieng District — Mongop, Manggai and Utu — with campus Wi-Fi, a WPA3 community hotspot on the Konekt voucher model, 24-month monitoring and support, and commissioning to the National Energy Act by a licensed electrician.
Proposals are listed once they have been lodged. Amounts and contract terms are not published until an award is confirmed.
Provincial health authorities, school boards, churches and landowner companies: tell us the site and we will scope the kit, the agent model and the numbers we would report.
