Key Legacy Areas
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Educational Legacy
Major upgrades to 33 targeted schools across Southern Highlands Province.
New modular dormitories and classrooms, improved sanitation, sustainable solar power solutions, reliable drinking water systems, and better learning environments.
Facilities initially accommodating athletes during the Games will become vital educational resources afterward, significantly enhancing schooling opportunities for thousands of students.
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Transport & Connectivity Legacy
- Significant refurbishments and enhancements of major roads, highways, and critical bridges, dramatically improving regional connectivity, safety, and access to essential services.
- Enhanced infrastructure boosts economic activity, promotes tourism, and supports long-term regional growth.
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Security & Community Safety Legacy
Establishment of a modern Provincial Police Station with advanced facilities, digital integration, and specialized training for law enforcement personnel.
Training and deployment of 351 new police reservists, substantially improving local community security, reducing crime rates, and building lasting community trust.
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Community Facilities & Sports Infrastructure
Comprehensive renovation and construction of sporting venues, including the impressive Oiyarep Stadium and Tente (Muruk) Stadium in Mendi, to meet international standards.
Post-event use of upgraded facilities for future sporting competitions, cultural festivals, and community gatherings, ensuring lasting community engagement and benefit.
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Economic & Social Empowerment Legacy
Thousands of local employment opportunities created through event construction, logistics, hospitality, and security roles.
Training programs equipping local communities with valuable, transferable skills in areas like event management, hospitality, construction, and community service.
Strengthening local small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), with increased trade and business activity during and after the event.