Education Papua New Guinea Project #16940

Sharing the Future - Young Papua New Guineans

by Bismark Ramu Group

Sharing the Future - Young Papua New Guineans

Project Report | Jan 22, 2015
Islanders Against Experimental Seabed Mining

By Christina Tony | Project Leader

Palau (back to camera) shares seabed mining information with Karkar Islanders.JPG

Dear Sir or Madam,

Firstly, I would like to sincerely apologize for submitting this report a week passed the due date.

I do not want to take up more of your time by making excuses for this inconsiderate behavior. But out of respect for your kindness and helpfulness towards Bismark Ramu Group since it's participation on Global Giving, I would like to say this. I was struck with malaria last week and was bed-ridden for a couple of days so I couldn't finalize the report on time to send to you, especially the donors.

My sincere apologize once again.

Please find the report and related pictures attached for submission. Thank you for your time and consideration.

Best Regards,

Christina

Karkar Islanders' protest banner.JPG

A Karkar Islander educating the young about their potential future with Seabed Mining.JPG

Karkar children speak their mind on seabed mining with the help of their elders.JPG

Attachments:

Islanders Against Seabed Mining.docx (DOCX)

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