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Liberia Climate Change Negotiations
Liberia and Norway launch Climate and Forest Partnership
Liberia and Norway launch Climate and Forest Partnership
28. January 2020
“I would like to extend my deepest sympathies to the people of Liberia in this difficult time. We fully appreciate that the main focus at present is the safety and wellbeing of the Liberian people. In a long-term perspective, I believe Liberia has the potential to be a great example for other countries in the region on how to work with the private sector to achieve economic growth without deforestation and forest degradation. Liberia’s commitments should be commended, and we are proud to support their efforts”
Norway’s Prime Minister, Erna Solberg.
Norway’s Prime Minister, Erna Solberg.
During the Launch of NDC 3.0
During the Launch of NDC 3.0
September 19, 2025
“These resources have enabled robust stakeholder consultations, technical workshops, and the development of inclusive, evidence-based targets. Liberia’s NDC launch is a testament to the country’s leadership in climate governance. UNDP is proud to have supported this process and remains committed to working with the Government of Liberia, development partners, and civil society to turn these commitments into measurable results on the ground.”
Mr. Louis Kuukpen, UNDP Deputy Resident Representative
Mr. Louis Kuukpen, UNDP Deputy Resident Representative
New Country Partnership Framework for Liberia Focuses on Building Foundations for More and Better Jobs
WASHINGTON, May 29, 2025
“We recognize Liberia’s achievements in maintaining peace and stability since 2003. A critical focus of our engagement with Liberia is to help the country experience the dividends of peace through more and better jobs and improved quality of life for all Liberians. The CPF is closely aligned with the ARREST Agenda for Inclusive Development (AAID) and aims to accelerate development impact in the crucial years remaining to deliver on Liberia’s Vision 2030,”
Robert Taliercio, World Bank Division Director for Ghana, Liberia and Sierra Leone.
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