By LAEJN Environmental Analyst Buchanan City, Grand Bassa County: In a renewed effort to strengthen its climate resilience and mitigation strategies, Liberia has commenced a technical review of its third Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC 3.0). Environmental stakeholders, policymakers, and technical experts have gathered in Buchanan City, Grand Bassa County, for a two-day consultative workshop centered on the theme “Enhancing, Coordinating, …
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Liberia Agricultural and Environmental Journalists Network Concludes One-Day Seminar in Monrovia
By Josiah Pailay +231881913880/+231775260307 josiahpailay96@gmail.com The Liberia Agricultural and Environmental Journalists Network (LAEJN), with support from the International Federation of Agricultural Journalists (IFAJ), Wednesday, March 26, 2025, concluded a one-day Agricultural Journalism Seminar at the Amazing Plaza in Paynesville City, near Monrovia. The seminar, held under the theme “Strengthening Agricultural Journalism in Liberia to Improve Farmers’ Access to Information,” sought …
Read More »EPA Concludes Climate Learning Forum for Senators and Staffers in Grand Bassa County
Press Release (Buchana, Grand Bassa, March 23, 2025)-The Environmental Protection Agency of Liberia has concluded a three-day Climate Learning and Exchange Forum for members of the Liberian Senate and their staffers under the theme “Advancing Legislative Actions for Climate Mitigation in Liberia.” The event, which started on March 20, 2025, and ended on Saturday, March 23, 2025, was held in …
Read More »Barrobo Glofaken Farmers Embrace Composting for Sustainable Agriculture
By Moses Geply BARROBO GLOFAKEN, Maryland County — In a concerted effort to push toward sustainable farming, seventeen farmers—fourteen women and three men— recently gathered at the Arise from Ashes demonstration farm in Barrobo Glofaken for a hands-on training in compost production and application. The initiative is part of the nonprofit’s wider mission to build climate-resilient communities through eco-friendly agricultural …
Read More »Harvesting Resilience: Sianneh’s Journey Growing Vegetables Amid Challenges
By: Joseph Titus Yekeryan Sianneh H. Kulleh, a graduate of Cuttington University with a BSc degree in Plant and Soil Science, is among the growing number of Liberian farmers who are determined to turn their passion for agriculture into a means of economic sustainability. This season, she has embarked on an ambitious journey into vegetable farming, cultivating a variety of …
Read More »Surviving the Shift: Liberian Farmers Tackle Climate Change for Sustainable Agriculture & Food Security
By Nukanah Kollie kollienukanah94@gmail.com Mr. Joseph Ndebeh, an agricultural scientist at the Central Agricultural Research Institute (CARI) and lecturer at Cuttington University College of Agriculture & Sustainable Development, expresses deep concerns about Liberia’s farmers’ challenges due to climate change. Despite his busy schedule, Mr. Ndebeh’s calm conduct and connection to the land reflect his passion for both his professional …
Read More »Women Making the Difference in Liberia’s Agriculture Sector, Says WASUDEV Executive Director
By Thomas West Women are playing a pivotal role in transforming Liberia’s agricultural sector, contributing significantly to food security and economic growth. According to the Executive Director of the Women in Agriculture for Sustainable Development (WASUDEV ) , the active participation of women farmers is not only helping to improve agricultural productivity but is also creating pathways for sustainable development …
Read More »IFAD, GOL Design New Project to Stimulate Agricultural Growth
By Judoemue M. Kollie The International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) and the Government of Liberia, through the Ministry of Agriculture (MOA), have concluded a two-day stakeholders’ consultation workshop aimed at a design of the new Country Strategic Opportunities Programme (COSOP) for Liberia to stimulate agricultural growth in the country. The COSOP which is a five years (2026-2030) strategic food …
Read More »“Disability is NOT Inability”: Esther Peter Defies the Odds to Provide for Her Children
By Joseph Titus Yekeryan GBONDOI, Bong County- Esther Peter’s life has been defined by both hardship and resilience. At the age of 20, an accident forever altered the course of her life, leaving her with the loss of both legs. Yet, today, she stands not only in spirit but also as an example of grit in her rural community, where …
Read More »Liberia Recognizes IFAD as Leading Contributor to Agriculture Development
By: Emmanuel Bondo/+231888302924/+231770681699/jemmanuelbondo@gmail.com The Liberian Government has acknowledged the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) as the top contributor to the country’s agricultural sector, commending its vital support in recent years. IFAD, a specialized agency of the United Nations, is dedicated to addressing poverty and hunger in rural areas of developing countries. It is the only multilateral organization that focuses …
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