Explore RISE Liberia’s work across climate resilience, biodiversity, sustainable forestry, renewable energy, and technical advisory services—supporting practical solutions for Liberia and the wider region.
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The Liberia Climate Change Trust Fund (LCCTF) operational manual was developed under the Liberia Climate Information Systems for Resilient Development project, supported by the Green Climate Fund, the African Development Bank, and the Government of Liberia.
This 36-month regional initiative, led by UNEP under the Global Biodiversity Framework Fund, aimed to mainstream biodiversity conservation into productive sectors by addressing unsustainable sand extraction in Liberia and The Gambia.
RISE supported the Climate Information System (CIS) and ERVCCS projects in developing an assessment of Liberia’s climate equipment needs to help inform climate information capacity and resilience planning.
This multi-stakeholder initiative worked to strengthen artisanal and small-scale miners’ capacity to adopt Forest-Smart Mining practices that support environmentally sustainable mining, forest conservation, and climate resilience. Partners included the Ministry of Mines and Energy, EMG Consulting Group, Sida, and the Society for the Conservation of Nature of Liberia.
RISE conducted geological and geotechnical investigations to support the feasibility assessment, engineering design, and safe development of a proposed mini-hydropower facility in Lofa County, Liberia.
As a major industrial player operating heavy equipment, power systems, and specialized facilities in Liberia, Mantrac required an expert, certified third-party appraisal of its real estate holdings and physical infrastructure. RISE Liberia evaluated the fair market value, structural integrity, and asset baseline of Mantrac's properties, leveraging its technical expertise and consulting competencies.
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