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Cross-section of participants at the program in Lofa County. If not the first, but for once Liberia is expected to have a seed bank constructed in Salayea District, Lofa County.  The seed bank could see a massive improvement in the traditional agriculture farming system in Liberia thereby contributing to the Pro-Poor Agenda for Prosperity and Development (PAPD).  Even though the seed bank will be constructed in Sucromu in Salayea District, the initiative when completed will further increase seed production to support farmers in two of the project districts and the entire country.  This w...

LIBERIA: Environmental Group to Construct Liberia’s First Seedbank In Lofa LIBERIA: Environmental Group to Construct Liberia’s First Seedbank In Lofa Cross-section of participants at the program in Lofa If not the first, but for once Liberia is expected to have a seed bank constructed in Salayea District, Lofa County. The seed bank could see massive improvement in traditional agriculture farming system in Liberia thereby contributing to the Pro-Poor Agenda for Prosperity and Development (PAPD). Even though the seed bank will be constructed in Sucromu in Salayea District, the initiati...

Mangrove Ecosystem in Mesurado Wetlands Under Enormous Threat: YCCI-Liberia Warns at Dialogue in Peace Island Mangrove Ecosystem in Mesurado Wetlands Under Enormous Threat: YCCI-Liberia Warns at Dialogue in Peace Island Last updated YCCI-Liberia Executive Director Edwin Menscole at Peace Island Dialogue on Saturday April 4, 2020 MONROVIA — Located at the back of the massive inter-ministerial complex, in Congo town, Peace Island- a beautiful piece of settlement has in the last decade seen its population surge to unbelievable levels. Once a reserved government land, it is believed to have be...

Civil Society to Make More Inputs in Liberia’s Climate Pledges Civil Society to Make More Inputs in Liberia’s Climate Pledges Share MONROVIA – Civil society organizations (CSOs) will make more inputs into Liberia’s revision of its commitment to the Paris Climate Agreement to cut down carbon emission by 15 percent by 2030. CSOs, predominantly from the forestry sector, made limited inputs in the country’s plan—known as the nationally determined contributions (NDC)—at the 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference. With the country preparing to submit a revised NDC to the United...