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The Community Health Workers for Advancing Liberian Livelihoods (CHW FOR ALL) activity is designed to strengthen the capacity of the Ministry of Health (MOH) and other community stakeholders to oversee the scale-up of a high quality national Community Health Assistant (CHA) program that is informed by and held accountable to the remote communities it has been designed to serve.
The Mein River Hydro Project was initiated under the Liberia Energy Sector Support Program (LESSP) and now falls within the purview of Power Africa. The LESSP was designed by USAID/Liberia to increase access to affordable renewable energy services in geographically focused rural and urban areas in order to foster economic, political and social development. Liberia was selected as a Power Africa focus country in 2013 to increase affordable electricity access to urban and rural communities.
The Beyond the Grid (BTG) Activity works to strengthen the capacity of the Rural and Renewable Energy Agency (RREA) to fulfill its mandate to promote rural electrification, which includes planning, designing, evaluating, implementing and overseeing rural electrification projects in Liberia. In addition, BTG is providing oversight and commissioning support to the Mission’s three pilot renewable energy projects and one grid extension project, designed to increase access to clean and affordable modern energy services in targeted rural areas.
The purpose of the Local Empowerment for Government Inclusion and Transparency (LEGIT) Activity is to promote accountable, transparent, and effective use of sub-national government resources in Liberia.
The Carter Center’s (TCC) Access to Justice Program seeks to strengthen access to justice for historically marginalized rural citizens with the goal of creating a functional and responsive justice system consistent with local needs, practices, and human rights standards.
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