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BRIDGING THE DIGITAL DIVIDE ACROSS PNG

Papua New Guinea is facing a significant digital divide due to the lack of infrastructure, poor connectivity, and limited access to digital technology in remote and rural areas. This digital divide hinders economic development, limits access to education and healthcare, and weakens the country's ability to compete in the global digital economy. Addressing the digital divide is crucial to promoting social and economic inclusion in Papua New Guinea.


Since 2017, our Digital Infrastructure Program has installed 141 ground-breaking digital classrooms in Papua New Guinean primary schools with a further 160 scheduled for completion in 2023. These are the first of their kind anywhere across the 3,500 primary schools in Papua New Guinea and benefit approximately 95,000 students and teachers, 90% of whom have never used a computer in their lives.


Beyond 15 desktop computers and operating software, the standard program output also includes an originally developed Digital Skills Passport, which provides vital digital competency training material for teachers. Partnering with Niunet PNG, we also provide an unique offline Internet experience which offers beneficiaries access to 2.7 million pieces of educational content in a safe, curated learning environment, where once only a shelf of outdated books was available for students. 


A quality education can only be digital in today’s world and by installing a new computer lab every 48 hours, LiteHaus International is filling a critical resource gap in Papua New Guinea’s education sector.

'Lab-In-A-Box'

The digital world belongs to everyone and we cannot leave anyone behind. But what about the students whose schools do not have electricity or even a classroom. Our recent innovation, Lab-In-A-Box, is portable digital classroom solution for any conditions. 


This is the digital world, anywhere for everyone.

Coming Soon

Digital education has the power to inspire our nation's future leaders and provide them with the skills and competencies they will need in the future. LiteHaus makes this a reality for many young Papua New Guineans.


H.E. John Kali CMG OBE, PNG's High Commissioner to Australia

Enabling Digital Futures for a Generation of Future Leaders

  Through our Digital Infrastructure Program, we are establishing the first functional primary school computer labs in Papua New Guinea. In March 2021, we shipped our first container laden with digital devices to the Western Highlands Province.  Through this project alone, 18,000 future leaders were given digital learning opportunities and equipped with twenty-first century skills.

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Building IT Technical Capability Across PNG

Hear from Joe Nongur, our Technical Lead (PNG), who was present at the very first laptop donation by Jack Growden in 2017 and has been a part of LiteHaus ever since. Joe leads a team of six technical assistants in the Highlands of PNG who were previously subsistence farmers with no IT experience. While transforming the lives of students, their lives have been transformed too.

Meet Joe (Our Technical Lead In PNG)

“LiteHaus is well versed in Papua New Guinea, the challenges in delivering projects of this scale, the opportunity it creates for students and how this will impact the growth of PNG for years to come. This program changes lives."


Bronwyn Wright (CEO, Sir Brian Bell Foundation)

INSIDE A DIGITAL CLASSROOM

THE FIRST TOUCH

Our research shows that 85% of students across PNG have never used a computer before they enter a LiteHaus International digital classroom. 


Their digital learning journey begins with discussions about the possibilities of the tools that sit beneath their fingertips. Before long students and teachers are taken through the fundamentals of digital competency.

Digital education/e-learning in PNG

HONING DIGITAL SKILLS

Every computer we install comes with a lifetime subscription to the wonders of Niunet, a PNG-built e-library which holds over 2.7 million educational articles, including the entire off Wikipedia.


This student here in Western Highlands Province is working on mastering the keyboard through our Digital Skills Passport, developed in partnership with iamglobalcitizen.

LiteHaus International digital learning in PNG

LEARNING TOGETHER

Our program in PNG is delivered entirely by locals who appreciate that infrastructure does not guarantee impact. We assist schools with training, technical support and replacing devices three years post-installation.


We are constantly looking for new teaching and learning content to share on the computers, taking suggestions from our partner schools.

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