UNDP Liberia supports the new government in its efforts to rebuild the country and works with and within the UN system to promote sustainable peace, stability and human development in Liberia , helping the country to realise its national development priorities, which are aligned with the Millennium Development Goals.
Charities in Liberia - Work, Jobs & Employment
Liberian charity work, jobs & employment: - sponsors, volunteers & donors offering funding, support and sponsorship to charities, charitable organisations, charity projects, ngos, non profit organisations, development & aid projects in Liberia, West Africa
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
United Nations Development Programme Undp Liberia, Monrovia, West Africa
Part of an international network of development expertise, UNDP has maintained a presence in Liberia well before the conflict and was a critical actor in the transitional period, concluded with the inauguration of the new democratically elected government.
Saturday, August 6, 2011
International Legal Assistance Consortium Ilac Liberia, Monrovia, West Africa
ILAC is a consortium of Non Governmental Organisations (NGOs) with experience in rebuilding justice systems, which has come together to fill a gap in current international capability.ILAC's aims are:
1. To put together a team of qualified experts to make an initial assessment of a justice system in a post conflict situation and, working with the host government, make recommendations on what is needed to rebuild that justice system. ILAC's reports reflect what resources are available in country and highlight the assistance that is needed from the international community.
2. To promote to IGOs, Donor Governements and the ILAC membership the recommendations of the initial assessment and help the host government and UN coordinate the implementation of such recommendations.
3. To provide a single, central source of reports, analyses, writings, experience and developing thinking on the challenges faced by justice systems in the aftermath of armed conflict.
1. To put together a team of qualified experts to make an initial assessment of a justice system in a post conflict situation and, working with the host government, make recommendations on what is needed to rebuild that justice system. ILAC's reports reflect what resources are available in country and highlight the assistance that is needed from the international community.
2. To promote to IGOs, Donor Governements and the ILAC membership the recommendations of the initial assessment and help the host government and UN coordinate the implementation of such recommendations.
3. To provide a single, central source of reports, analyses, writings, experience and developing thinking on the challenges faced by justice systems in the aftermath of armed conflict.
Wednesday, July 6, 2011
Information Technology For All, Inc, Monrovia, Liberia, West Africa
We use the term information technology or IT to refer to an entire industry. In actuality, information technology is the use of computers and software to manage information. In some companies, this is referred to as Management Information Services (or MIS) or simply as Information Services (or IS).
The information technology department of a large company would be responsible for storing information, protecting information, processing the information, transmitting the information as necessary, and later retrieving information as necessary.
Saturday, July 2, 2011
Information Technology Assistance For Development Itad, Monrovia, Liberia, West Africa
ITAD is the acronym for the organization called "Information Technology Assistance for Development". ITAD is a non-profit, non-governmental organization based in Liberia (West Africa). ITAD is incorporated under the laws of the Republic of Liberia and accredited by the Ministry of Planning and Economic Affairs.
The corporation is comprised of a Board Directors, an Executive Director and a functional management team. This organization was established for the development of human resource and infrastructure in developing countries through the sharing and recycling of technology (Technical-Know-How and Equipment).
ITAD uses Information Technology assistance (Technical-Know-How and Equipment) as one of our key tool. In our effort to alleviate illiteracy, ignorance, Conflicts, Crimes, Poverty, and HIV infections in communities where majority of the inhabitants live in abject poverty, we have design several human resource development programs to capacitate and equip these poor people to improve their lives, the lives of other and their community.
We believe these poor people needs to be involved in the development program, if it must be successful. This is why we begin our programs at community level and then spread over an entire country as we acquire the needed resources. We conduct adult literacy program, Computer Literacy program, Counseling service, Workshops, Vocational skill training, and other programs to capacitate these people to implement what they have learned for the improvement of their lives, and their community.
Friday, June 3, 2011
Rural Aging In Liberia Inc, Monrovia, West Africa
War situations not only devastate infrastructures of nations; they equally break down lives of people across the board. People with high profile standing as well as the down throdden fall to destruction wars bring generally.
For Liberia, a small West African State of nearly three million people experienced one of Africa's bloodest civil wars which begun in 1989, and continued until 1997 with Liberians going to the polls to elect their leaders. In the seven(7) years period, lives of both young and old crumbled. Infrastructure including roads, power, water facility and all that support life todate lies in ruins.
For Liberia, a small West African State of nearly three million people experienced one of Africa's bloodest civil wars which begun in 1989, and continued until 1997 with Liberians going to the polls to elect their leaders. In the seven(7) years period, lives of both young and old crumbled. Infrastructure including roads, power, water facility and all that support life todate lies in ruins.
Rural inhabitants who lack basic hospital and educational facilities, and proper diet suffer in different respects. Such respects entail sickness, aging, disease, malnutrition or dejection. In an effort to help empower Libber's rual aging population, a group of dedicated professionals and social workers setout to organize the RURAL AGING IN LIBERIA (RAIL).
Thursday, May 5, 2011
Liberia Book Trust Inc, Montserrado , Liberia, West Africa
It is better to manage donation of books. To manage the donation of books, you must monitor how the books are being put into use by the recipient education institution.
Are students enjoying satisfaction from using of the books? Do students and teachers have access to the books? These are some questions book donors need to know answer to.
When your donation of books is placed on shelves in libraries, it improved students learning library science in secondary school, since they have library to go to.
When your donation of books is placed on shelves in libraries, it improved students learning library science in secondary school, since they have library to go to.
In that way, it even improve chance of teacher of library science to monitor students reading skill and ability to start conducting research.
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