Consultative Implementation & Monitoring Council

22/09/2026

RESET SECOND-PHASE REPORT PRESENTED

Reset Director Hon. Charles Abel officially presented the second-phase report to Prime Minister Hon. James Marape during the CIMC National Development Forum.

Mr Abel acknowledged the important contribution of the Consultative Implementation and Monitoring Council, explaining that CIMC’s recommendations were among the four major documents used to develop the Reset report.

He emphasised that CIMC and its stakeholders have been involved throughout the Reset process, ensuring that the views and aspirations of Papua New Guineans are reflected in the national reform agenda.

On behalf of the Reset team and the people of Papua New Guinea, Mr Abel presented the report to Prime Minister Marape, who initiated the process. He thanked the Prime Minister for his leadership and acknowledged the achievements of the Marape–Rosso Government.

The handover marks another important step in transforming the Reset vision into meaningful reforms and measurable outcomes for the country.

Click the link below to download and read the full report:
https://www.pngmotors.com/s/ResetPhase2-FinalReport.pdf

21/09/2026

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21/09/2026

Speaking at the Consultative Implementation and Monitoring Council (CIMC) National Development Forum, Prime Minister Hon. James Marape reinforced the national “Reset” agenda by presenting Papua New Guinea’s 50th anniversary of independence as both a historic milestone and the beginning of a new national journey.

Drawing on the biblical concept of Jubilee in Leviticus 25:8–10, Prime Minister Marape described the 50th year as a time to pause, reflect and reset before entering the next 49 years.

He emphasised that the reset is not limited to government policies or political leadership. It calls on every citizen—especially leaders and people over 50—to pass their experience, wisdom and values to the younger generation. Strengthening the CIMC is therefore part of the broader reset, providing an inclusive space where government, communities, churches, businesses and civil society can help determine the direction the country must take.

Prime Minister Marape also placed particular responsibility on the men of Papua New Guinea. Echoing the National Anthem’s call for the “sons of this land” to arise, he challenged men to reject violence, disorder and destructive behaviour and instead provide responsible, protective and servant leadership.

In this sense, the reset is both institutional and personal: resetting how the country develops, how leaders serve and how citizens contribute as Papua New Guinea begins its next 50 years.

21/09/2026

UOG students complete placement training with CIMC and INA

TWO students from the University of Goroka (UOG) successfully completed their six-week Industrial training with the Consultative Implementation and Monitoring Council (CIMC) and the Institute of National Affairs (INA), both describing their time with the organizations as an eye-opening learning experience.

Click on the link to read the full article: https://thepngbulletin.com/news/uog-students-complete-placement-training-with-cimc-and-ina/

19/09/2026

: Two students from the University of Goroka (UOG) today, 18 September 2026, completed their six-week Industrial training with the Consultative Implementation and Monitoring Council (CIMC) and the Institute of National Affairs (INA), both describing their time with the organisations as an eye-opening learning experience.

Read full article here: ( https://www.postcourier.com.pg/uog-students-complete-placement-training-with-cimc-and-ina )

18/09/2026

Two students from the University of Goroka (UOG) today, 18 September 2026, successfully completed their six-week industrial training with the Consultative Implementation and Monitoring Council (CIMC) and the Institute of National Affairs (INA).

Frank Aisanga, a final-year Planning and Development Studies student, and Ismael Ninten, a final-year Accounting student, commenced their six-week industrial attachment on 10 August 2026.

The pair were farewelled with a lunch hosted by CIMC and INA staff, providing them an opportunity to reflect on and share what they learned during their tenure.

Congratulations to both of you for your successful completion of your training and all the best in your studies!

Caption: Trainee students Frank Aisanga (Right), and Ismael Ninten (Left), cutting their farewell cake as CIMC and INA Staff looks on

16/09/2026

15/09/2026

A proposal to establish the Consultative Implementation and Monitoring Council (CIMC) as a standalone organization was among four documents presented to Prime Minister James Marape at the closing ceremony of the RESET@50 weeklong forum closing ceremony yestreday.
Read more:
https://pnghausbung.com/reset-50-proposes-standalone-cimc/

15/09/2026

Happy 51st Independence Day, Papua New Guinea, from CIMC !🇵🇬

Wishing everyone safe and peaceful celebrations!