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Recycling in Sierra Leone im Rahmen des Projekts SkillUp

Sierra Leone

25 current projects
7.0 m. € funding in 2022
56,000 people reached in 2022

The Ebola epidemic, which began in March 2014 and claimed over 11,000 lives, has officially been over since March 2016. The epidemic has further aggravated the situation of the people in Sierra Leone: The consequences of the ten-year civil war from 1991 to 2002 are still having an impact today. The bloody conflict has not only left traumatic traces in the collective consciousness of the population, but also an economy that is barely getting on its feet. Young people in particular still lack educational opportunities and work today. Over 56% of the population lives below the poverty line, and 26% suffers from malnutrition.

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Sweet successes against bitter reality

Cocoa farmers in Sierra Leone work hard to make a living from their yields. How sustainable and fair cocoa production succeeds.

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New Jobs Through Upcycling Project

Workshops supported by Welthungerhilfe process plastic bags into purses and aluminium cans into pots, clothes hangers or ash trays.

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Energy for the Future

In Sierra Leone the rural regions, in particular, required a functional supply of electricity.

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News from Sierra Leone

Publications about Sierra Leone

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GHI 2017: Country Case Study Sierra Leone

The case study shows the basics, projects and developments in Sierra Leone. The focus is on the LANN approach.

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Mid-Term Evaluation: Sierra Leone (2016)

Support to the Waste Management Sector of Bo City (SLE 1022)

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Final Evaluation: Sierra Leone (2016)

Disaster preparedness and reactivation of agricultural production and trade in Ebola-affected Districts of Southern and Eastern Sierra Leone (DiPAT)…

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