FAO Representation in Liberia
The FAO office in Liberia opened in 1977 and since then, it has made tremendous strides infighting hunger and poverty. Assistance today is focused on revitalizing the agriculture sector, which is crucial for the consolidation of Liberia’s progress from post-conflict stabilization to sustainable economic development and food security.
FAO supports the government in policy development and advocacy in the agriculture sector and sub-sectors, promotes production and productivity as well as improving value chains and sustainable natural resource management and utilization in the efforts to transform the country's agrifood systems to be more efficient, inclusive, resilient and sustainable.
Our Leadership
The biography of Bintia Stephen Tchicaya, FAO Representative ad interim in Liberia.
Country Programming Framework
FAO Liberia's CPF 2020-2023 sets out four priority areas to guide FAO partnership with and support to the Government of Liberia, bringing together innovative international good practices and global standards with national and regional expertise.
Strategic Alignment
FAO's work in Liberia is guided by the FAO Strategic Framework and the United Nations Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework in Liberia, in line with the Country's development policy and priorities and helps Liberia to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals of the Agenda 2030.
Agriculture and Food Security in Liberia
Liberia is a beautiful West African nation blessed with abundant natural resources and breathtaking landscapes. After enduring a devastating civil war that persisted until 2003, Liberia is diligently working to overcome its challenges and build a brighter future.