Taking part in the country's economic expansion through energy, resources and infrastructure development involves obtaining the right to operate on land.

Invariably, this land is under traditional ownership and this ownership runs in accordance with traditional laws, not those legislated by the state.

Rely on a team that understands traditional land ownership and the diverse language and cultural groups of Papua New Guinea. Before undertaking your project, we will guide you on how to obtain from your local community a “social license” to operate and how to retain that license.

Draw from our experience obtaining the right of land use for some of the country's energy, resources and infrastructure projects.

From reclaiming lands in remote regions for mining, roads, hydro projects, telecommunications towers and airfields through to acquiring land in developed areas for power stations and new ports, we understand what needs to be done to get a project underway.

Do not under-estimate the complexity of doing business in Papua New Guinea. Call on a team that knows what is achievable and how to get things done.