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Stakeholders United to Strengthen Forest Governance in Liberia 🌳🤝Today, FAO Liberia, through the "Our Forest, Our Future...
30/07/2026

Stakeholders United to Strengthen Forest Governance in Liberia 🌳🤝

Today, FAO Liberia, through the "Our Forest, Our Future: Leh use some and keep some – Improving Forest Governance and Sustainability in Liberia" programme, convened a Stakeholders’ Engagement Workshop to strengthen the programme’s alignment with Liberia’s evolving forest sector priorities.

The workshop brought together representatives from the Forestry Development Authority - FDA, government institutions, civil society, academia, the private sector, development partners, community structures and FAO technical experts to review the programme’s objectives, validate priority interventions and identify opportunities to strengthen forest governance and sustainable forest management.

The discussions reinforced a shared commitment to promoting transparent, inclusive and sustainable forest governance, while advancing community forestry, biodiversity conservation, climate action and green livelihoods for the benefit of present and future generations.

Together, we are building a future where Liberia’s forests are protected, sustainably managed and continue to support people, prosperity and the planet.

The FAO Liberia Newsletter – 2nd Quarter 2026 is here!From empowering farmers and strengthening community forestry to ad...
30/07/2026

The FAO Liberia Newsletter – 2nd Quarter 2026 is here!

From empowering farmers and strengthening community forestry to advancing gender equality and climate-resilient livelihoods, discover how FAO and its partners are creating lasting impact across Liberia.

Read the latest edition: https://bit.ly/4pNPAEh

Today, FAO Liberia, together with the Forestry Development Authority-FDA, the European Union in Liberia  and key partner...
29/07/2026

Today, FAO Liberia, together with the Forestry Development Authority-FDA, the European Union in Liberia and key partners, officially launched the "Our Forest, Our Future: Leh Use Some and Keep Some - Improving Forest Governance and Sustainability" programme in Monrovia.

The inception workshop brought together government institutions, civil society, development partners, academia, the private sector and community representatives to align on a shared vision for stronger forest governance, sustainable forest management and inclusive forest-based livelihoods in Liberia.

Funded by the European Union in Liberia, the programme will strengthen forest governance, empower communities, promote sustainable forest enterprises, enhance transparency and accountability, and contribute to climate action and biodiversity conservation.

Together, we are building a future where Liberia's forests are protected, livelihoods are strengthened, and no one is left behind.


  through the   Project funded by the Embassy of Sweden in Monrovia   delivered 35 small ruminants to beneficiaries in W...
20/07/2026

through the Project funded by the Embassy of Sweden in Monrovia delivered 35 small ruminants to beneficiaries in Wulu Town, Konobo Authorized Forest Community , Grand Gedeh County, supporting efforts to strengthen sustainable livelihoods and improve household resilience.
The animals delivered included: 28 goats (8 bucks and 20 does); 7 sheep (ewes)
The Chairperson of the beneficiaries’ communities, A. Gerlo Gee, emphasizes the importance of responsible management, collective ownership, and sustainable breeding practices to maximize long-term benefits for members and the wider community.
Receiving the animals on behalf of the beneficiaries, Mr. Gee expressed appreciation for FAO and the Swedish embassy’s continued support and reaffirmed the group's commitment to ensuring the livestock contribute to lasting community development.
“This support will help improve the livelihoods of our members and create opportunities for growth within our community. We are committed to managing these animals responsibly, expanding the herd through sustainable breeding, and ensuring that the benefits reach both current and future members,” said Mr. A. Gerlo Gee, Chairperson of the beneficiary group.
Together, we are building stronger, more resilient communities through sustainable livelihood opportunities.
Follow FAO Liberia's work and support initiatives that empower rural communities, strengthen food security, and promote sustainable natural resource management across Liberia.

Joint Steering Committee Assessed Community Forestry Progress in Lofa CountyThe Food and Agriculture Organization of the...
09/07/2026

Joint Steering Committee Assessed Community Forestry Progress in Lofa County

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) together with the Forestry Development Authority (FDA), the Ministry of Agriculture, the Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development, and other key partners, conducted a Joint Steering Committee Monitoring Mission to Salayea District, Lofa County, from 8–9 July 2026.

The mission provided Steering Committee members the opportunity to witness firsthand the achievements of the Community-Based Forestry and Protected Area Management (CBFM) Project. This Project is jointly implemented by FAO and UNDP in partnership with the FDA and funded by the Embassy of Sweden in Liberia.

During the visit, the delegation engaged with beneficiaries from communities around the Salayea Authorized Forest and toured various project sites including integrated vegetable and poultry production, post-harvest and Solar Irrigation facilities, fish farming, small ruminant production, etc. The mission also assessed the sustainability of these interventions as the project geares towards its conclusion.

The field mission reaffirmed the commitment of FAO and its partners to promoting sustainable forest management, biodiversity conservation, climate-resilient livelihoods, and stronger community governance for Liberia's forest-dependent communities.

🌳 Strengthening Liberia’s Forests for a Sustainable Future! 🌳Thanks to direct funding from the  , two new Toyota Land Cr...
08/07/2026

🌳 Strengthening Liberia’s Forests for a Sustainable Future! 🌳

Thanks to direct funding from the , two new Toyota Land Cruiser High Top 76 vehicles have been provided to the Forestry Development Authority
!

Delivered in partnership with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations FAO, this EU investment is a key part of the project: " , : Leh Use Some and Keep Some – Improving Forest Governance and Sustainability in Liberia."

The EU is proud to finance this initiative, which aims to:
âś… Strengthen forest governance
âś… Promote sustainable forest management
âś… Combat climate change
âś… Create jobs and boost economic growth

Powered by EU support, these vehicles will significantly boost the FDA’s operational capacity, enabling better field monitoring, coordination, and sustainable forest management across Liberia.
Together, the , , and reaffirm their shared commitment to protecting Liberia’s forests and ensuring sustainable forest governance for generations to come.

The FAO Sub-Regional Communications Team Workshop has successfully concluded in Monrovia, Liberia.Over the past five day...
20/06/2026

The FAO Sub-Regional Communications Team Workshop has successfully concluded in Monrovia, Liberia.

Over the past five days (15-19 June 2026), communication professionals from across West Africa strengthened collaboration, shared innovative approaches, and enhanced their capacity to tell the story of FAO’s impact more effectively.

We are together building stronger communication for greater impact and visibility across the region.

Day 2 of the FAO Sub-Regional Communications Team Workshop in Liberia!Strengthening collaboration, amplifying impact, an...
16/06/2026

Day 2 of the FAO Sub-Regional Communications Team Workshop in Liberia!

Strengthening collaboration, amplifying impact, and telling the stories that drive change across West Africa.

The FAO Sub-Regional Workshop on Strengthening Collaboration and Capacity of FAO Communication Teams in West Africa offi...
15/06/2026

The FAO Sub-Regional Workshop on Strengthening Collaboration and Capacity of FAO Communication Teams in West Africa officially commenced today in Monrovia, Liberia.

The workshop, running from 15–20 June 2026, brings together communication professionals from across West Africa to enhance collaboration, strengthen capacities, and advance strategic communication in support of FAO’s mission.

The opening ceremony was graced by representatives of the Government of Liberia, including the National Fisheries and Aquaculture Authority (NaFAA), as well as the President of the Press Union of Liberia, Julius Kanubah.

Over the next six days, participants will engage in knowledge sharing, skills development, and discussions aimed at strengthening communication for sustainable agrifood systems across the region.

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