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Author: Ambulai Johnson
For over six decades (1960- 2025), Liberia’s health system has heavily depended on the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). USAID has invested more than three billion dollars in humanitarian, development, and health programs, that have been filing critical funding gaps where domestic resources have fallen short and strengthening infrastructure, service delivery, and public health resilience.