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CSO coalitions engage private sector to invest in education and health projects in six counties

A coalition of nine civil society organizations is creating awareness and promoting accountability and transparency in the public health drug supply chain system, to ensure that essential drugs donated by USAID and other international partners are free.

A coalition of nine civil society organizations advocating for policy reforms in the education sector under the USAID Liberia funded, Civil Society Activity (CSA), wants public school administrators to manage the registration fees they collect from parents during the school year.

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The Institute for Policy Evaluation and Research (IPER) says it will commence monitoring and investigating Public School Registration fees in Bong and Lofa Counties for the 2023/2024 academic year.

The United States Government through USAID Liberia’s civil society activity (CSA) has provided a grant totaling US$1.5 million to 18 Civil Society Organizations here, with each of them expected to receive US$75,000 to advocate for policy reforms in health, education, and governance sectors.

The USAID Liberia Civil Society Activity (CSA) will on Tuesday, June 27, 2023, distribute more than $1.5 million in grants to 18 organizations to strengthen citizens’ ability to advocate for policy reforms in education, health, and local governance s

The case against WikiLeak's founder Julian Assange has been described by his wife Stella as '99% politics and 1% law'.

Change is needed to the way safer sleep information is communicated, if risks to babies from unsafe sleeping practices are to be reduced, according to a new report from the universities of Oxford, UCL, Bristol and Newcastle. This was prompted by the

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