28/07/2026
MAFS and Partners Kick-Start Three-Day Mid-Year Review Workshop to Strengthen Project Implementation and Accelerate Feed Salone Delivery
Bo City, Sierra Leone — July 27, 2026
As part of efforts to accelerate the implementation of the Feed Salone initiative, the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security (MAFS), together with its partners, has commenced a three-day mid-year review workshop to assess the implementation of the 2026 Annual Work Plans and Budgets of agricultural projects.
The workshop aims to provide government and development partners with an update on the progress of each project, identify implementation challenges, and agree on coordinated actions to improve performance and ensure the successful delivery of project objectives.
Currently underway at De Wizard Hotel in Bo City, the workshop has brought together project managers, technical experts, implementing partners, and senior ministry officials to review progress made during the first half of the year, identify implementation bottlenecks, and develop practical strategies to enhance project delivery during the remaining months of 2026.
Opening the workshop, the Minister of Agriculture and Food Security, Dr. Henry Musa Kpaka, said the event is intended to strengthen coordination among agricultural projects and maximise their collective impact in delivering the Feed Salone agenda. He noted that although each project has its own mandate and objectives, they all contribute to the shared national goal of transforming Sierra Leone's agricultural sector.
"We cannot achieve concrete results if we work in silos. We must collaborate, coordinate, and share experiences among ourselves. By working as one team, we can solve challenges more effectively and deliver greater impact for our farmers and the nation," said Dr. Kpaka.
Today, two projects; FSRP and LLDP presented their progress and feedback were provided to enhance project performance.
The exercise will continue in the following days.