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Philippines passes law requiring students to plant 10 trees if they want to graduate May 29, 2019
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An uneasy alliance: Indigenous Traditional Knowledge enriches science March 5, 2019
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The vast majority of animals in the wildlife trade are not protected December 14, 2018
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Water is an essential part of a Mother and Child’s life June 6, 2018
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Sparkling Eyes with Notes from Jhon Kwano May 26, 2018
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MRP: Masyarakat adat jangan jual tanah, kontrakkan saja August 11, 2019
Jayapura, Jubi – Majelis Rakyat Papua atau MRP menghimbau seluruh masyarakat adat di tanah Papua untuk tidak menjual tanah kepada siapapun, termasuk pemerintah. Masyarakat adat harus berupaya mempertahankan hak ulayat mereka,…
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PNG larang kantong plastik mulai November August 8, 2019
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Beras ancaman serius bagi kebiasaan Suku Dani August 6, 2019
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American Samoa govt to review all land leases July 28, 2019
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PNG roading to bring environmental disaster – study July 28, 2019
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Palm oil company found guilty of rainforest destruction and rights abuses in Papua July 24, 2019
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Kabupaten/ Kota se – Tanah Papua

Published on September 11, 2017 © by admin § Comments Off on Kabupaten/ Kota se – Tanah Papua

Provinsi Papua			Provinsi Papua Barat
No	Kabupaten/Kota	Ibu Kota	No	Kabupaten Kota	Ibu Kota
1	Kab Asmat	Agats	1	Kab Fakfak	Fakfak
2	Kab Biak Numfor	Biak	2	Kab Kaimana	Kaimana
3	Kab Boven Digoel	Tanah Merah	3	Kab Manokwari	Manokwari
4	Kab Deiyai	Tigi	4	Kab Manokwari Selatan	Ransiki
5	Kab Dogiyai	Kigamani	5	Kab Maybrat	Kumurkek
6	Kab Intan Jaya	Sugapa	6	Kab Pegunungan Arfak	Anggi
7	Kab Jayapura	Sentani	7	Kab Raja Ampat	Waisai
8	Kab Jayawijaya	Wamena	8	Kab Sorong	Sorong
9	Kab Keerom	Waris	9	Kab Sorong Selatan	Teminabuan
10	Kab Kepulauan Yapen	Serui	10	Kab Tambrauw	Fef
11	Kab Lanny Jaya	Tiom	11	Kab Teluk Bintuni	Bintuni
12	Kab Mamberamo Jaya	Burmeso	12	Kab Teluk Wondama	Rasiei
13	Kab Mamberamo Tengah	Kobakma	13	Kota Sorong	-
14	Kab Mappi	Kepi
15	Kab Merauke	Merauke
16	Kab Mimika	Timika
17	Kab Nabire	Nabire
18	Kab Nduga	Kenyam
19	Kab Paniai	Enarotali
20	Kab Pengunungan Bintang	Oksibil
21	Kab Puncak	Ilaga
22	Kab Puncak Jaya	Kotamulia
23	Kab Sarmi	Sarmi
24	Kab Supiori	Sondiweri
25	Kab Tolikara	Karubaga
26	Kab Waropen	Botawa
27	Kab Yahukimo	Sumohai
28	Kab Yalimo	Elelim
29	Kota Jayapura Sumber: Jerat Papua

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