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Liberia

USAID is working with the Liberian National Elections Commission to build its capacity to plan for and implement credible elections

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USAID is collaborating with the Ministry of Health and partners to improve access to vaccines and strengthen immunization services at all levels

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USAID is working to improve the quality of teaching and learning in Liberia

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USAID is working to bring clean and renewable energy to rural Liberia

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Following 14 years of war, Liberia has held two peaceful, democratic elections

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USAID is helping Liberia restore quality women's health services

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USAID-funded midwife training improves the heath of expectant mothers and their babies

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USAID has helped Liberia rebuild a school system decimated by war

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A Liberian Woman Follows Her Dream to Make Childbirth Safer

Local residents learn mapping techniques.

When Liberian City Gets Mapped, Residents Find a Changing Landscape

Mandela Washington Fellows James Mulbah and Fombah Kanneh at the Green Center in Liberia.

Youth Collaborate to Tackle Waste Management in Liberia

About Liberia

Thanks to U.S. assistance, Liberia continues to consolidate its democratic gains and rebuild its war-torn economy. Since the end of the Liberian Civil War in 2003, the country has held three national elections generally perceived as free and fair. Liberia has also taken on the difficult task of rebuilding its economy, and strengthening its educational and health care delivery systems. The 2014-2015 Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) outbreak drained the Government of vitally needed resources, slowed economic growth, and delayed key development projects. However, a worldwide response led by the United States has helped Liberia bring the worst of the EVD outbreak under control as the country continues to make progress in building confidence in public governance, reforming key institutions and fostering measurable improvements in the lives of average Liberians.