Pro-Poor Agenda For Prosperity And Development
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Category: Executive
Document Type: Agenda
Role: Main
Liberia's national development plan for 2018-2023 aims to strengthen state institutions, reduce poverty, and incorporate climate change awareness, integration into national policies and sectoral plans, and adaptation needs into development programs.
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PRO-POOR AGENDA FOR PROSPERITY AND DEVELOPMENT (PAPD) REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA November 20, 2018 PRO-POOR AGENDA FOR PROSPERITY AND DEVELOPMENT (PAPD) DPersiingtneedd b byy:: VICTOR Funded by: PRINTING Designed by: Tyrence W. Moore, Jr. SERVICES +231(0)886485183 “Designing The Unseen Into Reality” LIBERIA +231(0)776614102 +231(0)778-592-205 / 0886-628-627 Message from the President of the Republic of Liberia His Excellency Dr. George Manneh Weah My Fellow Citizens, On January 22, 2018 you entrusted me with the responsibility of housing, water, and sanitation. More importantly, we will invest in leading the effort to build a capable state that is united in purpose our people particularly into their education, health, and in ending and filled with hope and prosperity. This ushered in the first widespread vulnerability. generational change in national leadership through the popular vote since the introduction of universal suffrage in 1951. I will remain Our government inherited a difficult fiscal situation and the only eternally grateful for this sacred trust and will, to the best of my way forward is to cut and rationalize expenditure in the short term ability and with the help of God, strive to change the narrative on while growing the revenue base over the long term. Even with Liberia and bring about a more stable, prosperous, and democratic those measures, our progress will be slow without the support of state. key partners--the international development partners, the private sector, and the Civil Society. We want to acknowledge the pivotal Therefore, I take this opportunity to present the Pro-Poor Agenda for roles they have played, reassure them of government’s commitment Prosperity and Development (PAPD)—our national development to an inclusive way forward, and seek their cooperation for the plan for July 2018 to June 2023. The Pro-Poor agenda is a framework implementation of the PAPD. We want to reassure the business for inclusion, more equitable distribution of our national wealth, community, both Liberian and foreign, of an enabling environment and a rights-based approach to national development. It is the for their business ventures to prosper. second in the series of plans leading towards the goals of Vision 2030. It aligns our national plans with the African Union Agenda Our country is rich in resources and has a youthful labor force 2063 and the global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). with tremendous potential. Moreover, as Liberia’s feminist-in-chief, I hereby pledge to fight for equality and women empowerment Over the next five years, we will do a few things and do them well. during my tenure. I call on all Liberians, living at home and in We will focus on bringing growth back to the economy by increasing the Diaspora, to join hands and put aside differences to develop
Tags: Adaptation, Adaptation Planning, Climate Change, Development, Finance, Gender, Governance, Institutions / Administrative Arrangements, Jobs, Planning, Policy, Sdgs
Sector: Agriculture;Environment;Finance;Rural;Transport