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Government of Papua New GuineaGoPNG Website Platform

About Us

Why this platform exists

A shared foundation for every Papua New Guinea government website — built once, used by all.

Our Purpose

One platform, built for every agency

Before this platform, government websites across Papua New Guinea were built and hosted independently by each agency — different vendors, different standards, and often no website at all. That meant inconsistent design, uneven security, and real cost and delay every time an agency needed a new site or a simple content update.

The GoPNG Website Platform was created to solve this once, centrally, for every Ministry, Department, Provincial Government and statutory body. It gives Digital Transformation Officers a single place to launch a new agency website, manage its content, and publish updates — without needing to procure hosting, hire a developer, or manage a server.

Under the hood, each agency's public website is published as a static site with no database exposed to the internet. That keeps every site fast, inexpensive to host at national scale, and free of an entire category of security risk that a live database-backed website carries — while this platform remains the one place DTOs log in to manage it all.

What Guides Us

Our Principles

Consistency

Every agency website follows the same standard of design, accessibility and information architecture, so citizens always know how to find what they need.

Security

Public content is published as static pages with no database behind it — removing an entire class of attack that has hit government sites elsewhere.

Speed

Static pages served from a content delivery network load fast, even on limited mobile data, across every province.

Self-service

Agencies no longer wait on procurement or a developer to update their site — a Digital Transformation Officer can publish changes directly.

Who We Serve

Every corner of government

National Ministries and Departments, Provincial Governments, statutory authorities, commissions and state-owned enterprises all use the same platform — each with its own website, its own domain, and its own Digital Transformation Officer managing it.

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