This updated National Capacity Self–Assessment draws from two major interventions. First, a National Capacity Self–Assessment was conducted in 2006. The process identified a list of capacity gaps that could hinder or limit […]
In 2020, the EPA in consultation with the Ministry of Education (MOE) developed an “Environmental Awareness Curriculum/Modules for Secondary Schools in Liberia”. The decision for such an intervention was based
Executive SummaryThis Report is a consolidated summary of the 15 County Climate Change Baseline Reports prepared by experts under the bilateral support for the Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC) implementation and
Executive SummaryThis report evaluates Liberia’s progress and efforts toward climate action within the framework of theParis Climate Agreement. Ratified by 195 nations at COP21, the Paris Agreement sets a long-termobjective
President’s MessageI am deeply honored to present Liberia’s Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC 3.0). ThisContribution demonstrates Liberia’s unwavering commitment to sustainable development and globalclimate leadership. Our current circumstances demand that we
1.0 INTRODUCTION On September 2, 2024, residents of Karnga Town reported alleged contamination of creeks in Blagai Town, Tehr District, Bomi County. An earlier complaint dated June 23, 2024, was
The Environmental Protection Agency through the Cross Cutting Capacity Development Project in collaboration with theUnited Nations Development Program (UNDP) and funding support from the Global Environmental Facility (GEF) held three
The report is a first step in strengthening national and local focus on cross-sectoral governance that addresses overall chemicals management concerns rather than dealing with issues on a chemicals-by-chemicals basis.
Having ratified the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) and the Kyoto Protocol, Liberia is expected to contribute to the attainment of the objective of these multilateral treaties
USAID/Liberia is currently transitioning from emergency relief to development. The Mission’s Office of Economic Growth, which encompasses natural resource management and biodiversity activities, is crafting a new strategy to reflect
