The Research And Innovations Hub

Today we bid farewell to one of our Field Managers – Marthalyn Davis Dukuly.
The encryption on her certificate reads.

“In appreciation of your valuable contributions and dedicated service to the Research and Innovations Hub from November 2023 to January 2026.

During this period, you served as a Field Coordinator on the REALISE IE Endline and Liberia Violence Survey, STRONG Project, and led the REALISE LIPW and SSB activities. Your commitment, professionalism, and leadership greatly contributed to the successful implementation of these projects.

Thank you for being part of our journey. We wish you continued success and fulfillment in all your future endeavors.”

D-Marth, as she is affectionately called, is a people person and was a valuable member of our team. We wish her all the best in her future endeavors.

The Government of Liberia, with support from the World Bank, SIDA, and AFD, continues to advance its development agenda through the REALISE Project—focused on expanding income opportunities for vulnerable informal sector workers and strengthening national social protection systems. Implemented by MYS, MGCSP, and LACE, the project provides cash transfers to help poor and food-insecure households manage economic shocks and invest in long-term well-being. As part of this initiative, the Research and Innovations Hub (RIH) has been engaged to register 3,500 households in River Gee County for the Social Cash Transfer program, using digital tools and a census-based approach for efficient data collection. Leading the training and implementation are RIH’s dynamic team members led by Research Associate Christian Doe - who is supported by Field Manager Yamah Kpatakolee-Clarke, Field Coordinator Soumie Kolor and Procurement Associate Augustine Jallah, with technical guidance and support from RIH Team Leaders.