The report shows some key highlights of our work in 2018 achieved together with the Government and people of Sierra Leone, with the generous support of our International and National Development Partners.
The validation workshop will provide the platform for effective discussions and input by key stakeholders to ensure the Coastal adaptation plan stand the test of time.
Committed to Leaving No One Behind: The report shows some key highlights of our work in 2018 achieved together with the Government and people of Sierra Leone, with the generous support of our International and National Development Partners.
Sierra Leone is one of four pilot countries targeted by the UNDP project, which is supported by the Government of Norway and works with parliaments and parliamentarians to advance implementation of the WPS agenda (others are Jordan, Kyrgyzstan and Sri Lanka).
This year's theme was 'Leaving no one behind in the digital age' with a Krio localised slogan - Think Tumara.
Aimed overall at achieving the Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 16 (Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions), the training is also intended to empower the court monitors to help popularize the Bail Regulations as enacted at district and community level in order to inform and enhance peoples’ awareness.
UNDP Sierra Leone 2018 Annual Report
In this report, we share with you some key outcomes from our work in achieveing the Sustainable Development Goals in Sierra Leone together with the Government and the poeple of Sierra Leone. These achievements are and our work in general is made possible with the generous support of our development partners/donors across the world. Thank you!
Sierra Leone's search for justice goes mobile
The mobile app was developed by the Sierra Leonean technology company, iDT Labs, and funded by the US Department of State, specifically the Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs through the UNDP project, “Promoting Transparency in Sierra Leone’s Judiciary”.
Fast Facts: Disaster Risk Management
The Disaster Risk Management (DRM) Project helps to enhance resilience to natural and man-made disasters in the most vulnerable communities within targeted districts across Sierra Leone.
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About Sierra Leone
7 million
Population
52.9%
Income poverty rate
1,529 USD
GNI per capita
0.420
Human Dev. Index
