A Livelihood Project led by the Ministry of Commerce & supported by UNDP Liberia and its Partners provides short-term employment for vulnerable groups.
Since the end of the civil war in 2003, Liberia has transitioned into a peaceful and stable nation that has set out to rebuild State institutions.
Sergeant Patience Dorsla, was among 29 women officers selected from the Liberia National Police to attend a gender equity training that changed her career path.
The new batch of over two hundred immigration officers will now form part of an improved security system as professional duty bearers.
The youth Eco-brigades will support waste management, natural resource management and environmental monitoring activities, while benefiting from business training.
The NDC outlines a national system for measurement, reporting, and verification (MRV) for mitigation actions and monitoring and evaluation (M&E) for adaptation actions.
Ireland’s support to this Project (LESP) will focus on strengthening inclusion and transparency of the electoral process.
UNDP Liberia Brochure
This brochure highlights UNDP's reaffirmation of its commitment as Liberia’s reliable and trusted development partner.
It further provides an overview of programmes and projects implemented by UNDP in Liberia.
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UNDP Liberia Solar for Health Project provides renewable energy to 12 health facilities. This intervention by UNDP Liberia is a key milestone aimed at saving lives and reducing CO2 emissions. The health facilities situated in 7 counties now boast of overcoming a major constraint of power supply to critical areas like operating theatres, laboratories, and maternal-child health centers.
UNDP Liberia Annual Report 2019
This Report highlights the results of UNDP Liberia's work over 2019. UNDP helped the Government of Liberia to ensure that voices of the citizens and other stakeholders were built into national planning and budgeting, a plan in line with Agenda 2030.
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About Liberia
4.5
Population
64%
Poverty rate
$800
GNI per capita
0.430
Human Dev. Index
