In Libera, stunting rates increase gradually with age and peak at 42 per cent for children…
Author: Henry Sumo
Henry M. Sumo, Jr. Holds a Bachelor Degree in Public Administration and Economics, Diploma in Journalism and several other academic and professional certificates in Journalism.
Prior to his current portfolio as a Communications Officer of the Liberia Social Safety Nets Project (LSSN), he served as a deputy Station Manager and Director of Television at Prime Communications Inc. TV News Coordinator at Real TV, and a host of other main stream media positions. He has worked for LSSN for the last three years.
Women in Agriculture
In 2019, GROW’s monitoring data showed that only 47% of farmers trained in good agricultural practices…
World Bank expresses delight over Liberia’s Cash Transfer Program
World Bank Practice Manage Camilla Holmemo has expressed delight over the success of the Social Cash…
Advancing Social Safety Nets in Liberia through crisis Response
Challenge Poverty remains widespread in Liberia. According to the latest available national household survey data (2016),…
Unconditional cash transfers for reducing poverty and vulnerabilities
Unconditional cash transfers are cash payments provided to financially disadvantaged people without requiring anything in return.…
Government’s Cash Transfer Program expands to more beneficiaries
Liberia’s Minister of Gender, Children and Social Protection (MGCSP) Williametta E. Saydee Tarr says the government…
Government announces the readiness of Social Registry
The Government of Liberia through the Ministry of Gender Children and Social Protection has announced to…
Government, World Bank sign additional financing for REALISE Project
The Government of Liberia and the World Bank recently signed an additional financing agreement for the…
Government, World Bank sign additional financing for REALISE Project
The Government of Liberia and the World Bank recently signed an additional financing agreement for the…