Nationwide · Papua New Guinea

Farming communities

Agriculture is morethan a crop.

Frontier actively contributes to local social causes — investing in education, healthcare and infrastructure within farming communities.

Shoppers and a vendor beside a stall piled with papaya at a local market

Where we contribute

Six wayswe invest.

Our programs aim to empower local farmers, fostering self-sufficiency and resilience.

  • Farmer training

    A local farmers’ training program, enhancing skills and productivity.

  • Education

    Investment in education within farming communities.

  • Healthcare

    Investment in healthcare within farming communities.

  • Infrastructure

    Investment in infrastructure within farming communities.

  • Reforestation

    Engagement in reforestation projects.

  • Soil conservation

    Soil conservation endeavours to maintain biodiversity.

Two men inspecting a young plant in a cleared field

Farmer training

Skills thatgrow with the crop.

Our company supports a local farmers’ training program, enhancing skills and productivity.

We invest in local communities by providing training, resources and fair-trade opportunities — and our programs aim to empower local farmers, fostering self-sufficiency and resilience.

A young girl reading a picture book
A health worker in gloves vaccinating a child
A block-built community building with a corrugated roof, surrounded by tropical trees

Community impact

Agriculture is morethan a crop.

  • People
  • Families
  • Communities
  • Opportunity

Frontier actively contributes to local social causes, investing in education, healthcare and infrastructure within farming communities. Our programs aim to empower local farmers, fostering self-sufficiency and resilience.

  • Education

  • Healthcare

  • Infrastructure

Rural economies

Value that staysin the community.

Part of our mission is to build value in rural micro-economic activity — the local trade and livelihoods that farming communities depend on.

A market stall laid out with greens, mangoes, root crops and vegetables
Husked coconuts for sale at a covered produce market
Fresh tomatoes, capsicum and greens laid out at a market stall
Shoppers and a vendor beside a stall piled with papaya at a local market
Fresh fish laid out for sale at a local market

Local markets

Fresh produce and daily trade in Papua New Guinea

Farmers of several generations planting a young tree together

The land

Reforestation& soil conservation.

We engage in reforestation projects and soil conservation endeavours to maintain biodiversity — caring for the landscape that farming communities depend on.

Community development

Empowering farmers. Self-sufficiency. Resilience.

Our mission is to nurture sustainable growth in the agriculture sector, deliver quality products worldwide, and positively impact cocoa-producing communities through responsible practices and build value in the rural micro-economic activity.

The power of partnership

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Connect with Frontier Agri to discuss cocoa, agricultural partnerships and community-minded opportunities.