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Liberia Launches Five-Year Strategic Plan for Social Protection

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 16
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The Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection in Liberia launched its Five-Year Strategic Plan and Institutional Framework for 2026-2030. The plan aims to improve social protection services, strengthen governance, and promote inclusion across Liberia. The document outlines detailed cost estimates and resource requirements for research, monitoring, and systems development.

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The strategic plan provides a practical foundation for implementation and budgeting within Liberia. The inclusion of detailed cost estimates and resource requirements suggests a significant need for government funding and resource allocation to achieve its goals.

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  • Ministry of GenderLaunched the Five-Year Strategic Plan for social protection
  • LiberiaThe sovereign state where the strategic plan was launched

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