World Bank Grant Breaks Barriers and Empowers Women in Liberia’s Fishing Industry
A US$2 million World Bank-supported grant is helping women make strides in the fishing industry, competing with their male counterparts.
A US$2 million World Bank-supported grant is helping women make strides in the fishing industry, competing with their male counterparts.
Monrovia — What began as a moment of hope for conservationists ended in frustration after a dolphin that washed ashore at Miami…
MONROVIA — Liberia’s push to improve transparency, accountability and sustainable management of its fisheries sector has entered a new phase, with the Environmental…
Monrovia _ August 11, 2026: Fishermen in several Liberian fishing communities have reported an increase in registered fishing canoes and fish catches following…
Monrovia – The World Bank has called for increased private sector investment in Liberia’s fisheries sector, describing it as critical to unlocking…
MONROVIA — Liberia is taking some decisive steps towards unlocking investment in the blue economy, first beginning with the launch of National Fisheries…
Monrovia — An Implementation Support Mission of the Liberia Sustainable Management of Fisheries Project (LSMFP), implemented by the National Fisheries and Aquaculture…
This is part two of a two part series looking at the impact of government delays in implementing the $27 million Green…
MONROVIA – The Government of Liberia(GoL), through the National Fisheries and Aquaculture Authority (NaFAA), has officially launched preparations for its landmark 2026…
By Joyclyn Wea with New Narratives WEST POINT, Monrovia-When the sea turns rough, Elizabeth Gray and her family have nowhere to run.…