Rigo

Rigo, officially known as the Rigo District, is a parliamentary constituency and a coastal district located in the Central Province of Papua New Guinea. It lies to the southeast of Port Moresby, the nation's capital. The district is characterized by its diverse landscape, featuring both coastal areas and hilly interior regions. Its geographical position makes it a significant area for agriculture and fishing.

The population of Rigo is primarily composed of indigenous Papuan people. The district is home to several language groups, reflecting the rich cultural diversity of the region. The main economic activities in Rigo revolve around subsistence farming, with crops such as taro, yams, and bananas being cultivated. Fishing is also a vital source of sustenance and income for many coastal communities.

The Rigo District faces developmental challenges common to many rural areas in Papua New Guinea, including access to education, healthcare, and infrastructure. Efforts have been made by both the government and non-governmental organizations to improve these services and foster economic development. The district's administrative center is located in Kwikila. Rigo's proximity to Port Moresby presents both opportunities and challenges, influencing its social and economic dynamics. The area is known for its traditional way of life, which is gradually adapting to modern influences.