Activity Update

*The recent Social Registry Phase 3 pilot data collection exercise concluded successfully after 10 days of intense work in eight communities in Margibi and Montserrado counties. With the aid of 47 enumerators and eight supervisors, the team exceeded expectations, collecting data from 3,529 households and making significant progress toward the project’s goals. Despite some challenges

Our team successfully concluded a comprehensive data collection effort for the REALISE Project, designed to assess the impact of digital skills and financial access interventions on Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in Liberia. This baseline survey reached a remarkable 7,240 respondents, spanning across 20 communities in two primary survey categories. The Market Sector Survey collected

A Comprehensive Survey of Multi-Level Health Factors The Research and Innovations Hub successfully completed a comprehensive data collection project for the Breakthrough Action Liberia Baseline Study. This rigorous survey spanned three counties—Bong, Gbarpolu, and Bomi—and gathered insights from 5,521 respondents to uncover multi-level health factors affecting the Liberian population. The study employed a quasi-experimental design