Planning and delivery for this priority sector is led by the Anti-Corruption Commission and the Sierra Leone Ports Authority.
The Key Result Area in this priority sector is improved service delivery and efficiency of Government spending for recovery priority sectors
Mr Abu Bangura, General Manager, Sierra Leone Ports Authority:
"We will drive down the time and costs of doing business through the port at Freetown, simplifying and demystifying clearance and export tariffs and processes, and ensuring crucial medical and agricultural supplies get to where they need to be quickly."
Mr Ady Macauley, Commissioner, Anti-Corruption Commission:
"We will roll out the ‘Pay No Bribe’ Campaign, which puts the weapons to beat the evil of corruption in Sierra Leone into the hands of the public. It allows individuals to tell us in confidence when they have been asked to pay a bribe for health, education, water, power and police services.
"Ministries and Agencies will act on this information to tackle bribery ‘hotspots’ and will report back to the public on the action they have taken."
April 5, 2017
The rate and progress of the President’s Recovery Priorities has been impressive says UK Aid In a recent presentation of the President’s Recovery Priorities’ achievements to date, representatives of UK Aid - also known as the Department for International Development (D...
February 23, 2017
As the Pay No Bribe (PNB) online reporting platform concludes its fourth month of operation, the first report on bribe-taking by public sector officials, engagement with an honest official, and responses from ministries, departments and agencies (MDAs) is being release...
October 25, 2016
Launched today, ‘Leh we make Salone grow’ is a half hour magazine style programme, which provides news and updates on the progress of The President’s Recovery Priorities activities. It complements the monthly newsletter and the website (www.presidentsrecoveryprioriti...
October 11, 2016
Pay No Bribe (PNB) is an innovative reporting platform where citizens can anonymously report incidents of petty corruption and bribery. Citizens can register an incident by calling a hotline phone number (515), the PNB website or on a mobile application in Krio, Mende...
October 7, 2016
Issue two of 'Leh we make Salone grow' - the newsletter of the President's Recovery Priorities includes:
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A feature on maximising the potential of the Freetown Port
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News from the districts
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A report on the strides that Sierra Leone is making towards includin...