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NCC releases its workplan and calendar for 2023

Two core documents that literally guide and provide direction to the national Cultural Commission were launched on Friday February 15th 2023 at the Crown Hotel in Port Moresby.

Minister for Tourism, Arts and Culture, Isi Henry Leonard and Governor for Oro Province Hon. Gary Juffa launched the 2023 Annual Operational Plan and the 2023 National Events Calendar tagging the events as yet another milestone deliverables of the agency.

He said the 2023 Annual Operational Plan is an important tool to implement the 10-year National Cultural Policy 2022 – 2032.”This AOP further outlines some of the key priorities under NCC’s recurrent activities as well as programs for its development budget.“Indeed, the 2023 AOP adopts features of the National Cultural Policy 2022-2032 and Cultural Strategy Plan 2022-2026, both documents offering guidance in priority areas of cultural services and development in Papua New Guinea,” Minister Leonard said.He said the launch of the 2023 National Events Calendar was equally significant in the line of duty of the NCC.

“This calendar features a total of eighty-five (85) cultural festivals, events and shows throughout the country. There are still a lot out there NCC has yet to capture and factor in its annual events calendar, which brings us back to the significance of partnering with provincial governments to ensure our delivery of cultural products and services are comprehensive,” the Minister said.

The launching of the 2023 Annual Operational Plan and the 2023 National Events Calendar were also witnessed by leaders and representatives from Oro Provincial Administration, National Cultural Commission, diplomatic missions and line government departments.

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Oro Partners NCC to Deliver Cultural Services

National Cultural Commission continues to make headways in its move to partner with provincial governments in the country.Yesterday (February 16), the agency inked an understanding with the Northern or the Oro Provincial Government in a ceremony witnessed by leaders and representatives from Oro, National Cultural Commission, diplomatic missions and line government departments.

Oro is the only province in which the Anglican Church is the major religious denomination. Oil Palm is the principal primary industry.

The northern end of the Kokoda Track terminates at the village of Kokoda in the province and the active volcano Mount Lamington. Once the Kokoda Track was taken and provided access from Port Moresby to the hinterland during WWII, the coast of the then Northern District was also the scene of heavy fighting; the Buna, Gona and Sanananda campaigns are particularly well remembered.This area of Papua New Guinea really is quite special. It enjoys an almost unique mixture of awe-inspiring scenery, dramatic wartime history and strong village culture. Which, when all combined, really makes you want to go deeper in to what the province has to offer.

Ijivitari MP David Arore spoke of the extinction of a number of cultures and stressed the need to document and archive them before extinction, and added that the memorandum of understanding between the Oro Provincial Government and the National Cultural Commission was the way forward towards saving some of the dying cultures. Ijivitari is one of the three districts in Oro Province. The other two are Sohe and Popondetta Open Electorates.

Oro Governor Gary Juffa expressed similar sentiments and commended teams involved in ensuring the MoU is delivered successfully. Governor Juffa heaped praise on the Executive Director of NCC, Steven Enomb Kilanda, and urged him to continue the remarkable work he has started.He said he has been a person that holds culture close to heart and challenged the stakeholders of the mammoth task that lies ahead.

The signing of the Memorandum of Understanding between the Oro Provincial Government and the National Cultural Commission brings to a total of seven provincial administrations partnering with NCC to deliver cultural services to the people from those respective provinces. The other six provinces include Central, Enga, Milne Bay, Madang, West New Britain and the Autonomous Region of Bougainville.

12 Cultural Officers get Promotions

The National Cultural Commission has once again recognized its senior officers for their commitment and hard work thus promoting them to manager positions.In a Contract of Employment signing ceremony on January 31, NCC Executive Director Steven Enomb Kilanda congratulated nine (9) officers for being promoted to their respective positions and urged them to be the beacon of the organization.

He stressed the importance of the required dressing standards, cleanliness and punctuality as echoed by the Secretary of the Department of Personnel Management, Ms. Taias Sansan.”When we change, the entire agency will change,” Mr. Kilanda said.Mr. Kilanda further commended the Human Resource Division of NCC for consistently keeping up with the human resource requirements and processes and further thanked the Department of Personnel Management for facilitating the promotions, appointments and the contracts of employment.

Three of the nine managers were promoted to the position of Executive Managers whilst the balance was elevated to managerial positions.The three Executive Managers are Mr. Paul Simon (Executive Manager – Policy, Planning, Research & Regulatory); Mr. David Taim (Executive Manager – Festival, Marketing & Cultural Development Services); and Ms. Jenny Jeffrey (Executive Manager – Corporate Services).

The six managers include Ms. Nelcy Uri (Manager – Human Resources); Ms. Apula Dorish (Manager – Regulatory); Mr. Alex Puki (Manager – Research); Mrs. Geno Reuben (Manager – Festival/Events); Mr. Livai Manafri (IPNGS Assistant Director – Ethnology), Mr. Justine Tuna (IPNGS Assistant Director – Publication) and Mr Golie Kaki (Principal legal officer of NCC) .Ms. Priscilla Jogere from the National Film Institute was also appointed Manager Finance and Administration. She and Mr. Puki have yet to sign their respective contracts.

Meanwhile, NCC’s Festival and Events Officer Mr. Jeffrey Simon has been promoted to Senior Marketing Officer.

National Cultural Commission is the umbrella organization that oversees the administration and the operations of the Institute of PNG Studies, the National Film Institute and the National Performing Arts Troup, which is commonly known as the Raun Raun Theatre.

Culture has Economic Potential

The National Cultural Policy is result-driven with clear sector priorities and development plans. It is the intent of the policy to offer clear directions in planning and prioritizing cultural service delivery and development in the country. Equally, we want culture to be realized for its value and worth towards communities and its contributions towards nation-building. Our goal for this policy is clear, that is making culture the foundation for economic development because of its sustainable attributes and ever-present quality in all communities for sharing and enjoyment.

This is the first ever 10 year National Cultural Policy in Papua New Guinea since Independence. Papua New Guinea is also the first country to deliver policy on culture in Pacific including Australia and New Zealand. It is indeed the biggest and milestone achievement for Papua New Guinea as a country. The National Cultural Policy was officially launched by the Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea Hon. James Marape on the 09th June 2022 at the APEC Haus, Port Moresby.

Thank you and congratulations to those individuals, professionals and stakeholders involved in delivering this very important policy for our country.

Minister Leonard Delivered The Ministerial Statement For The Cultural Policy On The Floor Of Parliament.

Minister for Tourism, Arts and Culture Hon. Isi Henry Leonard successfully presented the Ministerial Statements on the National Cultural Policy 2022 to 2032 at the Parliament House on Thursday 1st December 2022.

National Cultural Commission has sucessfully delivered the National Cultural Policy 2022 to 2032 after 47 years.Development of this cultural policy met all the requisite processes of policy development. From background research to institutional problem analysis, the National Cultural Commission’s Policy Team has held provincial and regional consultations. Furthermore, our policy was peer-reviewed by reputable local and international experts before being endorsed by the National Cultural Commission Board and presented for stakeholders’ validation. On Thursday 14th April 2022, the cultural policy was brought before the National Executive Council after being vetted by the Central Agencies Coordinating Committee

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Thank you and congratulations to those individuals, professionals and stakeholders involved in delivering this very important policy for our country.

Milne Bay Provincial Government Partner With Ncc To Launch Its First Provincial Cultural Events Calendar For 2023.

MILNE Bay Province becomes the first Provincial Centre’s to have its Cultural Events Calendar for the year 2023 registered, officially certified and launched by the National Cultural Commission working in partnership with Milne Bay Provincial Tourism Bureau on Wednesday, 13th, December 2022 in Alotau Town.

Milne Bay Province dubbed as one of the Country’s tourism hub lived up to its expertise partnering with the National Cultural Commission (NCC) bears the fruits of this partnership through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed earlier paving the way forward to use culture as a tool to enhance and promote culture tourism concept in the province. Itwas a moment they (people) have been waiting for to finally see their cultural events and festivals registered on the Provincial events calendar 2023 and beyond.

NCC Inks First Deal To Proceed With Staff Housing Scheme

THE National Cultural Commission, a Government Agency mandated to protect, preserve, safeguard, develop and promote Papua New Guinea’s tangible and intangible cultural heritages made the move to secure 100 allotments from the State allocated land at Duran Farm which is managed by the National Housing Corporation. The Duran Farm project came about in 2014 after the National Executive Council gave the approval to implement the Public Servant Housing Program (Scheme). Basically to relieve the public servants from the housing dilemma.

National Cultural Commission Signs another Pack with Autonomous Bougainville Government.

The National Cultural Commission and the Autonomous Bougainville Government signs a Memorandum of Understanding at the Holiday Inn and Suits on the 1st of December 2022.This is the sixth MoU signed by the NCC with the Provincial Government to promote and preserve culture in and around the country. The signing of the MoU is another step taken by the NCC to help each province to revive and realm their almost extinct culture.

Presented at the event, was Minister for Tourism Arts and Culture, Hon. Isi Henry Leonard the National Cultural Commission Executive Director Mr. Steven Enomba Kilanda, and Minsters from ABG, Minister for Community Development, Arts and Culture, Hon. Morris Opeti, Minister for Justice, Attorney General and Bougainville Independent Implementation Mission, Hon. Ezekiel Massat, Minister for Police John Bosco Ragu.

NCC supports PNG Fashion & Design with K10,000.

National Cultural Commission yesterday supported PNG Fashion and Design with K10,000 to help stage its fashion parade in Port Moresby this weekend.Executive Director Steven Enomb Kilanda, when presenting the cheque, said NCC has been very supportive towards the fashion industry over the years, and added that the agency is proud to be able to support PNG Fashion and Design stage its annual fashion parade this weekend.

NCC, UPNG sign deal to benefit and deliver more.

The National Cultural Commission and the University of Papua New Guinea yesterday reached a milestone achievement when they signed a deal to enhance their respective endeavors to be more constructive, collaborative and progressive in their efforts to serve the people and the country.

The Memorandum of Understanding signed by UPNG Vice Chancellor Professor Frank Griffin and NCC Executive Director Steven Enomb Kilanda is believed to provide the leeway to pursue their respective programs in the areas of culture and arts.VC Griffin says he is excited now that the university will be able to collaborate constructively in capacity building, research and enter into activities beneficial to the university and the agency, particularly in areas where elements of culture and arts exist. He noted the significance of Papua New Guinea’s rich and diverse cultural heritage and stressed the importance of not just capturing it to save it from extinction but storing it for future studies and use by generations to come.

NCC STAFF TOLD TO BE DILIGENT AS PUBLIC SERVANTS.

STAFF and employees of the National Cultural Commission were told t and that is to improve on their dressing code and attitudes as professionals setting high standards in the public service sector. National Cultural Commission Executive Director Mr. Steven Enomb Kilanda when addressing the new recruits or staff to the Commission emphasized more on improving staff dressing code and change of attitudes.

Art exhibition opening streamed online

The opening of the 2nd National Contemporary Arts Exhibition on the evening of September 14 was streamed online on a space called the Creative Hub.This technological advancement in the promotion and marketing of local Papua New Guinean artists was made known during the launch of the exhibition by the Minister for Tourism Art and Culture, Isi Henry Leonard, witnessed by members of the diplomatic corps, government representatives, art lovers and local artists.

Kilanda calls on development partners to promote local artists

The National Cultural Commission has called on development partners to help expose local Papua New Guinean artists.Executive Director of NCC, Steven Enomb Kilanda made the call on Wednesday (Sept. 14) during the opening of the 2nd National Contemporary Arts Exhibition at APEC Haus in Port Moresby. The opening was attended by members of the diplomatic corps including Malaysia, New Zealand, United States of America, Australia, government representatives from the department of National Planning and Monitoring, Office of Higher Education and the University of Papua New Guinea.

Official Launching of NATIONAL CULTURAL POLICY 2022-2032

The National Cultural Commission has been elevated to the economic sector with a whooping annual funding support of K45 million.

This shift was announced by the Minister for Tourism Arts and Culture, Isi Henry Leonard, during the launch of the National Cultural Policy 2022 – 2032 last Friday at APEC Haus in Port Moresby.

National Cultural Commission sucessfully hosted the World Cultural Diversity Day

National Cultural Commission sucessfully hosted the World Cultural Diversity Day on the 21st May 2022. It was the first time PNG observed the World Cultural Diversity Day organized by the state agency responsible for the cultural affairs in the country. Thank you Minister for Tourism, Arts and Culture Hon. Isi Henry Leonard for officially opening the World Cultural Diversity Day. We also thank the representatives from US and China Embassies for joining us on that event. Minister Leonard declared that PNG will observe the World Cultural Diversity Day on every 21st May annually. We would make it bigger and better next year and onwards

PNG to enter Oscar Awards

PAPUA New Guinea has been accepted to participate in the prestigious Oscar Academy Awards in United States. The affiliation follows an acceptance by the Academy a PNG Oscar Awards Selection Committee in November last year.

New NCC board sworn in

A new Board for National Cultural Commission was sworn in today in Port Moresby after six years of not having one. The ex-officio members of the board include Prime Minister and National Executive Council department secretary

About National Cultural Commission

Papua New Guinea National Cultural Commission is one of the cultural agencies under the Ministry of Tourism Arts and Culture. The National Cultural Commission is mandated by the Government in 1994 to carry out is primary objective to assist, facilitate, preserve, protect, develop, promote and safeguard the traditional cultures of the indigenous people of Papua New Guinea

Functions and Responsibilities

Promotion

To assist and facilitate, preserve, protect, develop and promote the traditional cultures of the indigenous peoples of Papua New Guinea.

Encourage

To encourage the development, promotion and protection of the contemporary cultures of Papua New Guinea

Marketing

To facilitate the marketing of selected and approved aspects of the cultures of Papua New Guinea

Partnership

To co-ordinate and partner with Government and non-government agencies on cultural matters

Cultural Activities

To co-ordinate cultural activities with provincial and local cultural authorities

Liasise

To liaise with international cultural organizations

Our Goal

GOAL

1. Foster respect and collaboration with all communities, organizations and stakeholders concerned with the preservation, protection and promotion of PNG cultural heritage.

2. Identity and stimulate the growth and the market of creative industries

3. Promote nation building through cultural education

4. Improve and strengthen the corporate governance of the commission

VISION

Preserving, Communicating and Celebrating Papua New Guinea Diversity

MISSION

To Preserve, Promote and Safe Guard Our Diverse Tangible and Intangible Cultural Heritage

Executive Director Foreword

The National Cultural Commission has very important mandate and functional responsibility in the face of this modern and current development transition. As custodian of this culture and tradition, it is our duty to preserve, protect, promotes and safeguard Papua New Guinea tangible and intangible cultural heritage as well as our contemporary culture.

National Cultural Institutions

The National Cultural Institutions play a important roles to preserve and document the cultural heritage of Papua New Guinea through film, drama and recording.

Institute of PNG Studies

Carrying out research into, recording and interpreting all aspects of the traditional culture of the indigenous inhabitants of the country and establishing a library of Papua New Guinea folklore.

National Film Institute

Developing film as a medium of communication with a wide Papua New Guinea audience and creating awareness of the richness of Papua New Guinea cultures through film.

National Performing Arts Troupe

Developing and utilising theatre in Papua New Guinea as a tool for communication and social change at all levels of society, with particular emphasis at the village level.

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The Cultural Commission is structured according to four internal divisions :

Executive Service Division

It is responsible for the overall and effective management of the Commission on a daily basis. It also maintains strategic direction and partnerships with local, national and international organizations connected to the work of the culture.

Policy, Planning & Regulator Division

The Policy, Research and Regulatory Services Division has three distinct functions which are complement each other in the areas of: (i) policy formulation and development in cultural heritage, arts, international organizations’ programmes and activities, (ii) Research and documentation, and (iii) Regulatory compliance and monitoring.

Corporative Service Division

The Corporate Services Division’s primary role is to provide financial accountability, recruitment, training for effective and efficient delivery of service.

Culture, Festival & Marketing Division

Cultural Services Development Division comprises of four (4) branches including: (i) Cultural Development, (ii) Marketing, (iii) Festival and (iv) Cultural industries. Cultural development relies on information and data pertinent to culture and arts of PNG which must be recorded and retained in an appropriate database system.

Registering of Cultural/Contemporary Groups and Individual Artists in Papua New Guinea

Encourage cultural preservation amongst the registered cultural/contemporary groups or individual artists in line with the Commission’s guidelines on Preservation and Performances

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The country's first ever cultural policy paper underway after nearly 40 years.

The first ever policy paper on culture for Papua New Guinea has been drafted and now being consulted on by respective provincial government officials through a workshop in Port Moresby.

The first leg of the regional consultative workshop on the National Cultural Policy c 2022-2032 was held yesterday at the Holiday Inn Hotel in Port Moresby. This is for the Southern region while Momase, Highlands and New Guinea Islands will follow.

Government recognizes local artists.

A total of 43 local artists were presented certificates of participation yesterday by the National Cultural Commission for taking part in the first ever national contemporary arts exhibition recently.

An impressed Minister for Tourism Arts and Culture Isi Henry Leonard said he was happy to have met the artists in person. He congratulated them and urged the artists to continue to tell their stories through their paintings and artworks whilst the government find ways to promote and help them develop their talents locally and internationally.

NCC and Central Province sign pact to develop and promote culture

Central Provincial Government today forged ties with the National Cultural Commission to develop, promote and preserve the cultural heritage of the people of Central Province.

The partnership in the form of a memorandum of understanding was signed at the Central Provincial Administration office in Konedobu, Port Moresby. The signatories of the MoU included the Minister for Tourism Arts and Culture Hon. Isi Henry Leonard, the acting Provincial Administrator Mr. John Koaba and the Executive Director of National Cultural Commission Mr. Steven Enomb Kilanda.

Traditional Knowledge and Cultural Expression bill

The Senior Management Team from NCC met with Dr Kwa and had a very fruitful discussion to push for the Traditional Knowledge and Cultural Expression bill

MOU signing between Milne Bay Provincial Government and the National Cultural Commission

The official MOU signing between Milne Bay Provincial Government and the National Cultural Commission took place today at Kiriwina Secondary School in Trobian Island,Milne Bay Province during the official Launching of the Kiriwina Cultural Show.

Minister Leonard launches a book about Kowai people's Culture.

The cultures, traditions, lifestyle and customs of the people of Kowai of the Siassi Islands of Morobe Province have been captured in a new released book called ‘Kowai-Wisdom’.

Kopen Take Pii Festival was officially launch

Kopen Take Pii Festival was officially launched by the Minister for Tourism,Arts and Culture Hon. Isi Henry Leonard on the 5th August 2021at Kopen Village, Wabag Enga Province.

Siwai Cultural Show Launching

Siwai Cultural Show was officially launched by the Minister for Tourism, Arts and Culture Hon. Isi Henry Leonard and Minister for Communication and Information Technology and Member for South Bougainville Hon. Timothy Masiu

Opening of National Flim Institute New Studio Complex

Papua New Guinea National Cultural Commission delivers yet another impact project in National Flim Institue New Studio Complex with less cost.

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Culture has Economic Potential

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National Cultural Commission Signs another Pack with Autonomous Bougainville Government.

NCC supports PNG Fashion & Design with K10,000.

NCC, UPNG sign deal to benefit and deliver more.

NCC STAFF TOLD TO BE DILIGENT AS PUBLIC SERVANTS.

Art exhibition opening streamed online

Kilanda calls on development partners to promote local artists

Official Launching of NATIONAL CULTURAL POLICY 2022-2032

National Cultural Commission sucessfully hosted the World Cultural Diversity Day

PNG to enter Oscar Awards

New NCC board sworn in

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