Liberia
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E. J. Kuleh Foundation
We are re-imagining and transforming the Liberian education system to empower young people. We are also promoting literacy, women's empowerment, and human rights in rural Liberia. Looking to learn more about agroforestry from fellow Bloomers.
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Community Local Agroforestry Community Forestry Reforestation Land Rights Human Rights Rights of Nature
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Regenerative Actions Happening Now in Liberia
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Improved School Attendance & Performance • Educational Access & Retention • Support for Volunteer Teachers and Local Livelihoods • Improved Community Health • Staff Capacity Building: 8 staff members trained in the ToT, now equipped to deliver the curriculum to local businesses in Lofa and Montserr • Local Business Impact: Over the next nine months, the ToT-trained staff will reach 210 local businesses, fostering sustainable entrepreneurs • Increased Trainer Expertise: The 8 trained staff will transfer knowledge to local entrepreneurs, boosting skills in financial management, bu • Scalable Training Delivery: The newly trained staff will ensure consistent, high-quality delivery of the program across both counties, benef • Long-term Economic Empowerment: The impact of the ToT will strengthen the local business ecosystem, helping 210 businesses grow sustainably • Supported 250 students • Supported over 500 local cassava farmers • Conducted 25 capacity building training across project areas • Provided stipiend for 10 volunteer teachers • Provided a monthly school feeding for school going kids for over 250 students • Provided school materials for over 250 children (books, pencils, uniform, bag-pid, test books, instructional mateirals etc.. • Staff Capacity Building: 8 staff members trained in the ToT, now equipped to deliver the curriculum to local businesses in Lofa and Montserr • Local Business Impact: Over the next nine months, the ToT-trained staff will reach 210 local businesses, fostering sustainable entrepreneurs • Increased Trainer Expertise: The 8 trained staff will transfer knowledge to local entrepreneurs, boosting skills in financial management, bu • Scalable Training Delivery: The newly trained staff will ensure consistent, high-quality delivery of the program across both counties, benef • Long-term Economic Empowerment: The impact of the ToT will strengthen the local business ecosystem, helping 210 businesses grow sustainably • 600+ rural youth and women engaged through pilot CoP sessions and community consultations across Gbarpolu, Nimba and Lofa Counties • 13 locally-informed training modules developed and validated through stakeholder feedback. • 75% of participants in early test sessions demonstrated increased leadership capacity and confidence in decision-making. • 40+ community voices (educators, elders, youth, women) directly contributed to co-creating curriculum content. • 100% of pilot facilitators trained in participatory methods, inclusive communication, and trauma-informed practices. • Quantitative Impacts: Improved School Attendance & Performance • Educational Access & Retention • Support for Volunteer Teachers and Local Livelihoods • Improved Community Health • Staff Capacity Building: 8 staff members trained in the ToT, now equipped to deliver the curriculum to local businesses in Lofa and Montserr • Local Business Impact: Over the next nine months, the ToT-trained staff will reach 210 local businesses, fostering sustainable entrepreneurs • Increased Trainer Expertise: The 8 trained staff will transfer knowledge to local entrepreneurs, boosting skills in financial management, bu • Scalable Training Delivery: The newly trained staff will ensure consistent, high-quality delivery of the program across both counties, benef • Long-term Economic Empowerment: The impact of the ToT will strengthen the local business ecosystem, helping 210 businesses grow sustainably • Supported 250 students • Supported over 500 local cassava farmers • Conducted 25 capacity building training across project areas • Provided stipiend for 10 volunteer teachers • Provided a monthly school feeding for school going kids for over 250 students • Provided school materials for over 250 children (books, pencils, uniform, bag-pid, test books, instructional mateirals etc.. • Staff Capacity Building: 8 staff members trained in the ToT, now equipped to deliver the curriculum to local businesses in Lofa and Montserr • Local Business Impact: Over the next nine months, the ToT-trained staff will reach 210 local businesses, fostering sustainable entrepreneurs • Increased Trainer Expertise: The 8 trained staff will transfer knowledge to local entrepreneurs, boosting skills in financial management, bu • Scalable Training Delivery: The newly trained staff will ensure consistent, high-quality delivery of the program across both counties, benef • Long-term Economic Empowerment: The impact of the ToT will strengthen the local business ecosystem, helping 210 businesses grow sustainably • 600+ rural youth and women engaged through pilot CoP sessions and community consultations across Gbarpolu, Nimba and Lofa Counties • 13 locally-informed training modules developed and validated through stakeholder feedback. • 75% of participants in early test sessions demonstrated increased leadership capacity and confidence in decision-making. • 40+ community voices (educators, elders, youth, women) directly contributed to co-creating curriculum content. • 100% of pilot facilitators trained in participatory methods, inclusive communication, and trauma-informed practices. • Quantitative Impacts:
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