Republic of Liberia Investment Case for Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child, and Adolescent Health (2016-2020)

Two technical working groups overseen by a health sector coordination committee: the first technical working group focuses on RMNCAH and the second concentrates on health financing.

Public Health Initiative and National Coalition of Civil Society Organizations of Liberia

Liberia Health CSOs Network (LiCHON)

Yes

Strengthen CSO platform to meaningfully engage government and partners including private sector as it relates to the Inclusive Multi-stakeholder Country Platforms in Support of Every Woman Every Child (RMNCAH investment case)

Joyce L. Kilikpo, Public Health Initiative Liberia

Public Health Initiative — Building the capacity of the Libera Health CSOs Network to engage with the national government in the development of the GFF investment case and increase funding for SRMNCAH-N. The project will expand the coalition to include more CSOs and YLOs working on SRMNCAH-N issues, strengthen coordination among members and develop scorecards and advocacy strategies for tracking and engaging with the Liberian government around GFF activities.

National Coalition of Civil Society Organizations of Liberia — Developing accountability tools to strengthen youth engagement with policymakers and other relevant stakeholders to improve their understanding of GFF processes, including the development and implementation of the GFF investment case. The tools–which will include training modules on advocacy strategies, budget analysis and tracking, effective communication and resource mapping–will be used by YLOs and CSOs to promote monitoring and accountability around the GFF processes.

Jutomue Doetein and Rosetta Fardolo

National Coalition of Civil Society Organizations of Liberia

Liberia Health Systems Strengthening Project – Additional Financing

Project promotes citizen engagement as a key part of project activities. community representatives and civil society groups will participate in planning, implementing, monitoring, and feedback of CHA and health facility activities through community health committees (CHC), health facility development committees (HFDCs), and Hospital Boards.