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MWITA-AP-2026-025 · Evidence B · P1

Papua New Guinea's 2026 draft strategy proposes that AI sit on coordinated digital-government and DPI foundations—including identity, payments, exchange, wallet and portal rails—rather than be procured as isolated tools.

What this does not establish

Draft architecture is not enacted law, funded implementation or achieved interoperability.

Counterevidence & uncertainty

PNG's geography, rural connectivity and more than 800 languages create implementation constraints not resolved by architecture diagrams.

What would change the reading

Track final adoption, appropriations, enacted laws, live rails and rural/language coverage.

Primary routes

  1. AP-S025https://www.ict.gov.pg/national-ai-bx-strategy/Open source record →

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