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Land in PNG is divided into two main categories, what are they?
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The two main categories of land in Papua New Guinea are customary land and state land.
1. Customary land: This refers to land that is owned and managed by indigenous tribes or clans according to traditional practices and customary laws. Customary land ownership is passed down through generations and plays a significant role in the social, cultural, and economic life of many Papua New Guineans.
2. State land: This refers to land that is owned and managed by the Papua New Guinea government. State land includes land that is used for public infrastructure, government buildings, state-owned enterprises, and other purposes deemed to be in the public interest.
1. Customary land: This refers to land that is owned and managed by indigenous tribes or clans according to traditional practices and customary laws. Customary land ownership is passed down through generations and plays a significant role in the social, cultural, and economic life of many Papua New Guineans.
2. State land: This refers to land that is owned and managed by the Papua New Guinea government. State land includes land that is used for public infrastructure, government buildings, state-owned enterprises, and other purposes deemed to be in the public interest.
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