The significance of land in Sierra Leone and the World at large cannot be overstated. For a country of around 7 million people and a geographic size of 71,740 km2 (27,699 sq mi), many Sierra Leoneans may have benefitted from…
It was generally regarded as a time of learning and advancement for the different District Multi-stakeholder Platforms (DMSP) as they assembled in Makeni City, Northern Region, for a three-day Technical Workshop funded by UN-FAO that started on the 5th of…
With funding from UN-FAO and technical support from TMG, Land for Life has in three days trained twelve 12 enumerators—two from each of the selected enumerated districts in Sierra Leone in Bo District, Southern Region. The training was planned to…
When Land for Life conducted the People’s Land Conference in May 2023, major stakeholders and landowners who participated offered many recommendations. Among the recommendations was for similar training gestures to be cascaded at the district level. As an entity that…
Since the 2022 Cross-Country Workshop in Liberia, members of Land for Life have been diligently working on putting some of the main ideas and learnings from the workshop into reality, so that a stronger Multi-Actor Partnership (MAP) Process is ensured.…
“In my second term as president, I’ll see to it that young people are employed in the agricultural industry to help grow what we can eat.” President Julius Maada Bio on World Food Day Celebration in Kabala-2022 Sierra Leone has…
Food self-sufficiency is now a firmly voiced need in every third-world country. With the growth in population, climate change, and the rise in global warfare, many African countries, to be specific, are now faced with the challenge of feeding their…
Women make up a sizable proportion of the population of Sierra Leone, particularly in rural villages where land is used for agriculture and some economic benefits. Nonetheless, these women seldom own the land on which they are working or have…