Liberia Peace Building Network

LIPBNET is proud to participate in the Independent Assessment Meeting, which aims to evaluate the institutional needs of the National Elections Commission (NEC).

As we look ahead to the 2029 General Elections, our focus remains on providing strategic policy and technical recommendations that promote institutional development. By identifying current gaps and offering expert insights, we are working to ensure that the NEC is fully equipped to fulfill its mandate with excellence and transparency.

A stronger institution leads to a more resilient democracy, and we are committed to the roadmap for 2029!

LIPBNET was honored to collaborate with the National Elections Commission (NEC) and the UNDP to thoroughly examine the lessons learned from the 2023 Presidential and Legislative elections.

Our discussions centered on:

- Enhancing civic and voter education for future electoral cycles.
- Identifying challenges faced during the 2023 elections to ensure smoother processes in the future.
- Partnering with stakeholders to ensure that every Liberian voice is heard and every vote is protected.

Reflection is the first step toward progress. We are dedicated to transforming these "lessons learned" into "actions taken."

LIPBNET remains committed to delivering impactful consultancy services through ongoing awareness and sensitization efforts on HIV/AIDS, Malaria, COVID-19, Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV), and the Code of Conduct for CRSG road workers, students, and residents of the 10 communities along the 47.1km Sanniquellie–Loguatuo border corridor.

This initiative is proudly supported by the Ministry of Public Works (MPW), the African Development Bank (AfDB), the European Union (EU), and the European Investment Bank (EIB).