Dr. Emmanuel Gaima, the Principal Executive Adviser to the President on Public Service and Head of the Public Sector Reform Unit, has provided a detailed explanation of the ongoing Tripartite process and its implementation progress during a press conference held in Makeni.
Speaking to journalists and stakeholders, Dr. Gaima emphasized the importance of the Tripartite initiative in enhancing transparency, governance, and reform within Sierra Leone’s public sector.

He outlined the key objectives of the process and explained the roles of the three main entities involved in driving the reform agenda.
“The Tripartite process is designed to foster collaboration among government, civil society, and international partners in addressing key challenges and promoting accountability in public service delivery,” Dr. Gaima stated.

He also shared a progress report on the implementation of recommendations made under the initiative, noting that significant strides have been made in areas such as institutional reform, capacity building, and public sector efficiency. According to Dr. Gaima, these reforms are crucial in building a more responsive and people-centered public service system.
The press briefing, which took place in Makeni, forms part of a nationwide effort to keep the public informed and engaged in the reform process. Dr. Gaima reaffirmed the government’s commitment to inclusive dialogue, transparency, and measurable outcomes in public sector transformation.The event concluded with a question-and-answer session, where Dr. Gaima addressed inquiries from the press regarding timelines, stakeholder involvement, and next steps in the reform process.

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