DEReC › By Country › Sierra Leone
11-May-2011
English, , 377kb
Trainers for vocational training were difficult to find and had to be qualified before training. Recruitment of personnel was challenging due to the multiple funding agencies and multi-sectoral approach of the development measure.
8-March-2011
English, , 627kb
Since 2008 the government of Sierra Leone appears to have a stronger strategic focus and direction. However there remain major concerns about corruption and fiscally unfavourable agreements with private companies, highlighted by high profile cases in relation to mining agreements.
4-December-2008
English, , 1,432kb
The objectives of the 2008 Sierra Leone Demographic and Health Survey (SLDHS) focus on the specific issues and trends that are particular to the Sierra Leonean situation, the survey was designed in conformity with international standards.
15-September-2008
English, , 1,994kb
This report is an evaluation of DFID’s programme in Sierra Leone from 2002-2007. The period follows ten years of instability and civil war, ended with the help of military intervention by UK forces.
1-December-2004
English, , 48kb
Summary A BMZ consultant mission visited Sierra Leone from August 31st to September 13th in order to conduct an evaluation of the Sierra Leone-German programmes named “Re-integration of Ex-Combatants” and “Reconstruction of Rural Infrastructure” to analyse the appropriateness of the projects regarding their concepts and objectives. Against this background, experiences had to be evaluated to outline the further orientation of
1-March-2004
English, , 509kb
The Conflict Prevention Pools (CPPs) are a joint Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO), Ministry of Defence (MOD) and Department for International Development (DFID) mechanism for funding and managing the UK’s contribution towards violent conflict prevention and reduction. The Africa Conflict Prevention Pool (ACPP) covers sub-Saharan Africa while the Global Conflict Prevention Pool (GCPP) covers the rest of the world. The CPPs were
Follow us
E-mail Alerts Blogs