The Hearings supported by UNDP, provide an opportunity for alleged perpetrators and victims of lower gravity of human rights violations during the civil war, to be reconciled through truth telling, atonement and psychosocial support.
UNDP Liberia & Partners want the government to do more work to strengthen decentralization.
UNDP is pleased to see efforts being made to prevent littering & mangrove destruction but also emphasizes stricter measures needed to curb unsustainable fishing practices.
UNDP partners with Accountability Lab to launch a national youth policy project on promoting peace. Youth groups in 5 counties will lead peace-building & decision-making efforts & tackle obstacles that affect their contributions to society.
UNDP described the story as false and outright misleading. Nothing in the report is accurate or true.
Probation & Parole are not only beneficial to offenders but also to their families & society as they can be more easily integrated back into society.
UNDP supports the campaigns, which are gear toward increasing citizens understanding of the Act and inspiring them to lead or drive the changes needed for the decentralization process.
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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 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
