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Monthly Archives: February 2025

NARBFUL and DEENAM BIOMASS-LIBERIA Engage Over 250 Smallholder Farmers in Bong County

By Josiah Pailay /+231880205406/+231775260307/ josiahpailay96@gmail.com In a major effort to revitalize Liberia’s rubber industry, the National Rubber Broker Farmers and Union of Liberia (NARBFUL), in collaboration with DEENAM BIOMASS-LIBERIA, has concluded a crucial stakeholders’ meeting with over 250 smallholder rubber farmers in Gbarnga, Bong County. The meeting, which brought together key stakeholders, aimed to address the challenges faced by smallholder …

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EPA Hosts Climate Learning and Exchange Forum for Lawmakers to Advance Legislative Actions for Climate Change Mitigation in Liberia

Ganta, Nimba County – The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) of Liberia, in collaboration with the Liberian Legislature’s Committee on Land, Mines, Energy, Natural Resources, and Environment, has launched an intensive Climate Learning and Exchange Forum for lawmakers. This three-day forum, running from February 14 to February 16, 2025, in Ganta, Nimba County, has convened more than 38 legislators to engage …

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Women in Agriculture for Sustainable Development Concludes Youth Conference on Climate Justice in Bong County

Bong County, Liberia – Women in Agriculture for Sustainable Development (WASD) has successfully concluded a Youth Conference on Climate Justice in Bong County, held with support from Action Aid Liberia. The conference brought together over 75 youths to discuss climate-related challenges and explore solutions to build resilience in vulnerable communities. The event focused on empowering young people with knowledge and …

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Sons of the Soil Agrarian Organization Launches Large-Scale Aloe Vera Production in Nimba

By: Mellish Gbor/Nimba County /  gbormellish20@gmail.com An emerging youth-driven agriculture organization, Sons of the Soil Agrarian Organization (SOS-AID) has launched large-scale Aloe Vera production in Nimba County. Founded on August 9, 2021, by a group of passionate, certified young agriculturists, SOS-AID is making waves in the agricultural sector with its innovative and community-focused approach. The organization’s latest initiative centers on …

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Agriculture Minister Nuetah Concludes Nimba Visit, Expands Lowland Rice Production Target

By MOA Communication Team  Agriculture Minister Dr. J. Alexander Nuetah has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to boosting rice production in Liberia following a four-day visit to Nimba County. At the end of his visit, Dr. Nuetah announced an increase in the county’s lowland rice cultivation target from 1,500 to 1,700 hectares, citing the strong motivation of local farmers to support …

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Locals Push Towards Conservation Amidst the Environmental Dilemma of Logging To Mitigate Climate Change Impacts

Henry B. Gboluma, Jr. BOPOLU CITY, Gbarpolu – In the Bondi Mandingo Community Forest of Liberia’s Bopolu District, the shadows of a logging industry’s past linger, casting a complex web of challenges and opportunities for the community. For years, logging companies have invaded their lands, cutting down massive trees and leaving behind a trail of destruction. Though the promise of …

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Urgent Call to Address Climate Risks in Liberia

Written By: Student Kolu Jallah, Master’s Candidate, Sustainable Development, School of Global Affairs and Policy, Cuttington University  Like many other nations, Liberia is facing a formidable challenge of climate change. With its vulnerable geography, limited resources, and gradual increase in population, Liberia stands at a frontline to climate-related risk. The impact of climate change is intense with the high humidity …

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Liberia’s Electricity Rationing Fuels Surge in Charcoal Production, Worsening Environmental Impact

By  Jefferson Massah, LAEJN  Monrovia – The ongoing electricity rationing in Liberia has triggered a significant rise in charcoal production, as households and businesses increasingly turn to alternative fuel sources. While this shift serves as a temporary solution to power shortages, it is causing severe environmental damage, raising concerns among conservationists and policymakers. Charcoal has long been a staple energy …

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MOA Enters Partnership with Panta Pride for Development of a 500-Acre Lowland Rice Project in Bong

Nukanah Kollie /kollienukanah94@gmail.com The Panta Pride Foundation, in partnership with Collective Impact United and the Liberian government, through the Ministry of Agriculture (MOA), has formalized an agreement to develop a 500-acre lowland rice farming project in Panta District, Bong County. Panta Pride Foundation will serve as the in-country research and development partner for Collective Impact United. At the signing ceremony, Dr. …

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LIFAI and IFAD Discuss Potential Partnership to Boost Agricultural Development

By LAEJNET Reporter  In a move to strengthen Liberia’s agricultural sector and tackle food insecurity, the Liberians Feed Yourself Agriculture Initiative (LIFAI-Inc) has engaged in a strategic discussion with the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) to explore opportunities for partnership and investment. According to the CEO of the group, James Kollie Galakpai meeting convened in Tinsue Town, Salayea District, …

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