The report provides a comprehensive picture of the many forms of inequality that are shaping the 21st Century.
Over 150 vulnerable youth benefit from entrepreneurial, business, financial management and other relevant skills.
Trainees emphasized that the Project increases awareness among key actors in order to strengthen social accountability for effective implementation.
The aim is to increase advocacy and awareness on the roll out of the Land Rights Act & the National Action Plan for the Inclusion of disabled.
43 -years old Ebola survivor expands her business after receiving start-up capital under UNDP BOSS project.
The government through NDMA, engaged local stakeholders to raise awareness on the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Resilience Strategy.
A core pillar of the Paris Agreement is that countries will scale up their national climate efforts every five years.
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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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
UNDP Liberia Annual Report 2018
LIBERIA REACHED A SIGNIFICANT MILESTONE IN 2018 with peaceful transition of power from one democratically elected leader to another for the first time in over 70 years, while also marking the end of over 13-years of UN peacekeeping mission. It was in this transition that UNDP reinforced its partnership with Liberia reiterating its commitment to helping the nation on its path towards sustainable development.
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About Liberia
4.5
Population
64%
Poverty rate
$800
GNI per capita
0.430
Human Dev. Index
