The Ministry of Gender and Children’s Affairs, in collaboration with the World Health Organization (WHO) and UNICEF, has convened a National Preparatory Consultation ahead of the Second Global Ministerial...
Sierra Leone is reviewing how children’s vaccination data can be securely collected, shared and protected as government institutions work towards stronger digital public infrastructure. The issue...
The Government of Sierra Leone and UNICEF have launched a three-day national workshop aimed at integrating child-rights safeguards into the country’s digital systems as Sierra Leone accelerates its digital...
The Ministry of Planning and Economic Development (MoPED) and UNICEF Sierra Leone have discussed new areas of collaboration aimed at advancing youth employment, local production, early childhood development,...
UNICEF Sierra Leone has bid farewell to Dr. Abdu Muwonge, World Bank Country Manager for Sierra Leone, during a courtesy meeting held to mark the conclusion of his assignment in the country. The meeting...
The Ministry of Technical and Higher Education (MTHE) has intensified efforts to reform teacher education as part of broader government plans to improve learning outcomes and align the sector with national...
Religious and traditional leaders have been equipped with new skills to challenge harmful social norms affecting women and girls following a three-day Mind-Heart Dialogue (MHD) Skills Training organised...
UNICEF Sierra Leone has reaffirmed its longstanding partnership with the United States Government following an engagement with Ms Meghan Moore, Chargé d’Affaires at the U.S. Embassy in Sierra Leone. The...
The Community Support Initiative Leone (ComSIL) has conducted a one-day training on financial and resource mobilisation for eight of its members. The training aimed to improve members’ skills in fundraising,...
Former Social Welfare Minister Dr Sylvia Blyden has recalled her past advocacy for the protection of the girl child, saying she was among the first public figures in Sierra Leone to openly discuss reforms...
