Crime fight gets K11.8 billion boost as government strengthens law and order
The Government has invested an unprecedented K11.8 billion into Papua New Guinea’s law and justice sector since 2019, underscoring its commitment to tackling crime, strengthening policing, and restoring public confidence in state institutions. According to the Prime Minister’s Seventh Year Parliamentary Report, the sector recorded a 97 percent budget execution rate between 2019 and 2025, making it one of the government’s best-performing areas of expenditure. To access this po
Papua New Guinea's government has allocated a significant K11.8 billion to its law and justice sector since 2019. This substantial investment reflects a strong commitment to improving public safety and bolstering the effectiveness of law enforcement agencies. The initiative aims to combat rising crime rates and rebuild trust in the nation's institutions responsible for maintaining order.
Data from the Prime Minister's Seventh Year Parliamentary Report indicates a high budget execution rate of 97 percent for this sector between 2019 and 2025. This performance positions the law and justice sector as a leading area for government spending and successful implementation.
This substantial financial commitment and high execution rate signal a serious effort by the government to address public safety concerns and improve the overall functioning of its legal and policing systems.
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