The United Nations in Liberia

The United Nations in Liberia is represented by 18 Agencies, Funds, Programmes, the World Bank and African Development Bank comprising the UN Country Team. Under Delivering as One they work together through the United Nations Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework (UNSDCF 2020 - 2024) supporting the Government's national agenda The Pro Poor Agenda for Prosperity and Development. The United Nations Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework is aligned to the Pro Poor Agenda, the UNSDCF has four pillars: Power to the PeopleEconomy and Jobs, Peace and Security and Governance and Transparency. This guides the UN programmatic interventions to the government over the next five years.

The new United Nations Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework (UNSDCF 2020 - 2024) was signed by the Government of Liberia and  United Nations in August 2019, and implementation started on January 1st, 2020. The UNSDCF is informed by recommendations and lessons learned from the previous UNDAF, the Common Country Assessment, Agenda 2030 and the  Sustainable Development Goals. It is also guided by the UN Vision 2030.

Front view of the One UN House in Monrovia with SDGs painting on the wall
Caption: Front view of the One UN House in Monrovia with painting of the Sustainable Development Goals on the wall.
Photo: © UNRCO Liberia

Milestones

The Sustainable Development Goals in Liberia

The Sustainable Development Goals are a global call to action to end poverty, protect the earth’s environment and climate, and ensure that people everywhere can enjoy peace and prosperity. The UN in Liberia, the Government and Partners are ensuring that the 17 SDGs are achieved in Liberia although emphases are attached to those relevant to the country context.