The Liberia Crusaders for Peace (LCP) participated in a two-day workshop focused on developing Liberia’s five-year Multi-Sectoral Risk Communication and Community Engagement (RCCE) Strategy.
Bicentennial Edition of the Kukatornon [We Are One] Peace Festival Entertaining and Musical Performance for Guests and Participants by Liberia Crusaders for Peace
January 8, 2026On Tuesday, November 25, 2025, Ambassador Juli Endee joined women from across Liberia on the day commemorating the launch of the 16 days of Activism.
January 9, 2026
This strategy is being developed collaboratively across West African countries to enhance pandemic prevention efforts throughout the ECOWAS region.
The RCCE Strategy adopts a One Health Approach, encompassing all three critical health pillars: human, environmental, and animal health. This comprehensive approach aims to strengthen coordination, communication, capacity building, community engagement, and evidence-based planning & implementation across these sectors. Ultimately, the strategy seeks to create a more resilient and informed community ready to respond effectively to pandemics.
The RCCE Strategy adopts a One Health Approach, encompassing all three critical health pillars: human, environmental, and animal health. This comprehensive approach aims to strengthen coordination, communication, capacity building, community engagement, and evidence-based planning & implementation across these sectors. Ultimately, the strategy seeks to create a more resilient and informed community ready to respond effectively to pandemics.
We are pleased to be part of this process alongside the Ministry of Health, NPHIL, Ministry of Agriculture, Ministry of Gender, One Health Liberia, the Environmental Protection Agency, Orange Liberia, and various Civic Society Organizations, with support from GIZ Liberia
