Papua New Guinea, Dec. 15 -- Papua New Guinea will advance reforms to strengthen revenues, facilitate trade, grow jobs, and better protect communities from disasters following the World Bank Board's approval of a new US$150 million budget support.PNG's economy is driven by mining, oil, and gas, but most people earn a living through agriculture and informal work. For years, low and unpredictable revenues have constrained public investment in essential services and jobs.The new World Bank support aims to help PNG secure stronger, more reliable returns from its resource wealth, open new opportunities for farmers and small businesses, and strengthening systems that protect communities during disasters and health emergencies.At the center of the...