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Water in Liberia — how war affects policy formulation and implementation
Liberia suffered seven years of civil war — 150 000 people died and the infrastructure was practically destroyed. But now there is a real window of opportunity for co-operation between poor, but experienced ministries, agencies, and donors.
Liberia suffered seven years of civil war — 150 000 people died and the infrastructure was practically destroyed. But now there is a real window of opportunity for co-operation between poor, but experienced ministries, agencies, and donors.
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