Actionaid Liberia

28/11/2025

Our Young Urban Women's Movement Capacity Building BootCamp 2025 kicks off today. What are you still waiting for if you are not in yet? Join the Movement and let’s amplify women voices and builder stronger and resilient voices.
Today marks the beginning of something powerful. The Young Urban Women’s Movement Capacity Building Training & BootCamp 2025 opened its doors with the energy and determination of girls ready to lead change.
As part of the ongoing 16 Days of Activism, ActionAid Liberia is bringing young feminists together creating a space where their voices are not only heard, but strengthened. Throughout the camp, participants will dive into leadership development, build a resilient network of fearless young women, and learn how to protect themselves in an increasingly digital world.
From unpacking the realities of advocacy to confronting digital violence, these girls are stepping into their power equipped, confident, and ready to transform their communities.
The journey has begun. And it’s only Day One.

26/11/2025

Did you know?
1.8 billion women still lack basic legal protection.
1 in 3 women will experience violence in her lifetime.
90–95% of all deepfake sexual images target women.
And 16–58% of women face digital violence, according to the World Bank Gender Brief and UN Women.
Here in Liberia, the crisis is just as alarming.
From 2024 to date, 3,591 gender-based violence cases have been recorded — with r**e alone accounting for 2,759 of them.
Over 80% of the survivors are children.
These are not just numbers, they are a national and global emergency.
This is why we, ActionAiders, are standing together to demand an end to all forms of violence against Liberian girls and women online, offline, everywhere.


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25/11/2025

Today, we spoke with one voice, one goal, and one clear message: protect girls and women from online and digital abuse, no excuses.

In collaboration with the Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection and our partners, we have officially begun this year’s 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, working across national and sub-national levels to raise awareness and drive action.

25/11/2025

As we today begin the observance of the 16 Day of Activism, ActionAid Liberia is pleased to announce and share with our audience beloved audience the calendar of activities leading for this year’s celebration. Click the link and read more to form a part of these activities.

ActionAid is using creative digital campaigns and partnerships and engaging men and boys as allies in ending GBV and promoting positive masculinity as well as fostering coordination among women’s rights organizations, youth networks, and government stakeholders to sustain advocacy beyond the campa...

20/11/2025

Unedited: crossing rivers and hills documenting - support to LIB Farmers...

The Progressive Farmers Association of Clay, Bomi County is the final farming group the AAL–GAFSP Impact Review Team is meeting with here, as they conclude more than two weeks of assessment across Grand Bassa, Grand Gedeh, Maryland, River Gee, Bomi, and Montserrado Counties.

It has been a hectic but highly informative process. For many of us on the team, it provided a first-hand opportunity to better understand the US$19.08M GAFSP grant provided to the Government of Liberia for the implementation of the Smallholder Agriculture Development for Food and Nutrition Security (SADFONS) project.

Over the past two weeks, our team as been documenting the gaps, successes, prospects, lessons learned, and gathering recommendations directly from farmers, county agriculture actors, partners, and other stakeholders involved in the SADFONS Project.

Our findings will be compiled and presented to .

We extend our heartfelt thanks and appreciation to all the groups who participated in this weeks-long impact review process. 🙏

19/11/2025

Right in the heart of Wee District in Grand Bassa county, a small group of famers are making game-changing steps in the cassava cuttings production chain.

The United Community Agriculture Cooperative Society, once a small group of determined farmers, has become a shining example of what the SADFONs project can achieve.

With the support they received, the cooperative has expanded their vision and began cultivating 3 hectares of cassava. What started as a hope has now grown into reality, yielding over 300 bags of cassava per harvest and putting the community on the map.

Today, they stand proudly as the lading producer of improved cassava cutting, supplying most farmers across Wee District. Their success has given them bigger dreams for the future.
But to take the next step, they say the need one more boost, cassava parching and packaging machines to help them scale and add value to their hard-earned harvest.

19/11/2025

The United Community Agriculture Cooperative Society (UCCS) is one of the few farming groups assessed for the GASFP that has got some exciting successes under the SADFONS Project.

The group with support from SADFONS is one of the Cassava Cotton multipliers.

The cooperative members expressed excitement of how beyond supplying other farmers the cassava cotton, they are now into gari and fufu production and has become a major distributor of gari and fufu products to buyers and consumers from across Grand Bassa, Harbel, and parts of Monrovia.

Due to the huge demands for their cassa products, the cooperative has set a new goal to expand its value chain, but they asking for SADFON to provide them with the Garii parching and Packaging machines.

These two pieces of cassava processing equipment, the lead farmer and members of the cooperative say would get members, particularly women who make up majority of the membership away from the painstaking efforts of taking several hours using their hands and over the 🔥 fire heat patching and processing gari.
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18/11/2025

Today we joined the movement, requesting for the Passage of the Women and Girls protection Bill to end women circumcision , globally known as Ge***al Mutilation (FGM).

17/11/2025

We don’t all need to be physically present at in Brazil to stay updated on everything unfolding at this year’s conference. Here's a major press statement from climate activists you need to acquaint yourselves with
Click the link below to read more here...

Climate activists at COP30 have called on governments to include agriculture in just transition negotiations and ensure that the voices of farmers, traditional communities, indigenous people and workers in the sector are heard in all decisions about climate plans that affect them.

17/11/2025

In climate disasters, women bear the brunt of displacement and unpaid care, yet they are still being shut out of making decisions about their future.
A feminist guarantees equal access, participation, and decision-making, and funds care services, gender-based violence responses, and livelihoods.

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15/11/2025

A Just Transition isn’t just a buzzword, it is the blueprint for fair climate action.

It is now 10 years since the Paris Climate Agreement, that promised to put justice at the heart of climate action.

As leaders convene at Belem for , it is time for leaders to act and not offer empty promises

Swipe to see the 4 things must deliver to make climate action that is fair.