On 24 April 2022, With support from Christain through Irish Aid, Green scenery Provided three days capacity building for the Malen Affected Land Owner and Users Association(MALOA) Pujehun in research…
On the 20th of May, the Ministry of Land and Country Planning organized a Joint Round Table Dialogue with Paramount Chiefs, Civil Society Organizations and investors to address their concerns…
A letter was written by MALOA (Malen affected landowners and users association) to the President of the Republic of Sierra Leone about the promise he made during his 2018 election…
In 2021, Green scenery continued implementing its Irish Aid Program Grant (IAPG11) Project -pro-poor Land Governance, a project supported by Christian aid through Irish aid. Significant improvements in governance, tenure…
Press statement Freetown 25th May 2021 In June 2018, The Government of Sierra Leone signed a Memorandum of…
Green Scenery and Christian aid organized Joint Monitoring Exercise in the IAPG selected Communities in Burreh, Kaseh, Makonteh and Bakelokoh Chiefdoms Port Loko District. with support from Christian aid through…
(04/06/20)
It has become clear, that the COVID-19 pandemic will have a devastating effect on global food supply chain and agricultural food production, possibly leading many Sierra Leonean households into an acute food, nutrition and livelihood crisis. Green Scenery urges the government and its partners to take all measures possible to mitigate the impact of the disease as well as the preventive measures on food insecurity. (more…)
In November 2018, Green Scenery in Partnership with Christian organised, one-day strategy Testing for Partners and communities in Bombli, Pujehun and Bombali Districts, see 2018 strategy Testing Report.
In November 2017, Green Scenery in Partnership with Christian aid through the Implementation of the Irish Aid Program Grant(IAPG11), organised a one-day strategy testing in Puehun for the first time.…