24 disabled people organizations sign joint resolution seeking inclusion in the country’s governance process.
National Bureau of Concession (NBC) with support from UNDP establishes a multi stakeholder’s platform (MSP) in Grand Kru County.
The Government of Liberia taps the private sector to build effective climate information and early warning systems.
At least forty-five (39 males & 6 females) mentees under the Liberia Decentralization Support Programme (LDSP) of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) have assumed responsibilities as Mentors in County Service Centers across Liberia.
Peace-building funded project mediates conflicts and promotes peaceful coexistence in concession areas.
At least 40 officers of the Liberia Immigration Service (LIS) complete an 18-day intensive training in operating and maintaining dinghies (boats) along the coastal lines.
The GGP is initiated by the GEF and led by UNDP's Green Commodities Programme. It is designed to tackle the root causes of deforestation from agriculture commodities, like palm oil.
UNDP Liberia Transition Brochure
This brochure highlights UNDP's reaffirmation of its commitment as Liberia’s reliable and trusted development partner in the mist of a transition. Furthermore, it’s vital that joint programming is undertaken as an integrated approach to assisting Liberia in its goals for sustainable peace and development.
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Mewaseh Behyee runs the Menwo Soap Production Centre in the city of Ganta in Nimba Country. He was among over 200 entrepreneurs who benefitted from the UNDP Business Opportunities Support Service Project (BOSS) training in 2017.
Behyee says that prior to the training, he lacked basic accounting and managerial skills to properly run his soap production factory. According to him, the UNDP/BOSS training exercise has added value to the daily running of the business.
https://undpliberia.exposure.co/the-soap-makers-of-ganta
Assessment of Development Results - An Evaluation of UNDP Contributions
In 2012, the Evaluation Office of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) conducted an independent country-level evaluation in Liberia. The Assessment of Development Results (ADR) analysed the UNDP role and contributions to development results in the Republic of Liberia between 2004 and mid-2011. This was the first ADR conducted in Liberia, taking place towards the end of the current 2008–2012 UNDP programme cycle.
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About Liberia
4.5
Population
64%
Poverty rate
$800
GNI per capita
0.430
Human Dev. Index