The Sierra Leone Poverty Reduction Strategy was completed in 2005 and presented to donors at the 4th Consultative Group (CG) Meeting held in London in November, 2005. At that CG meeting, it was agreed that annual CG meetings will be held in Sierra Leone to review the progress and address challenges to implementation of the Poverty Reduction Strategy. Consequently, the Government of Sierra Leone and its development partners held the first CG in Freetown on 29th - 30th November 2006 at the Bintumani hotel. This meeting was held to review the Sierra Leone Poverty Reduction Strategy (SL-PRS).

The  documents listed below formed the basis for discussion at the 5th Consultative Group meeting.
 

  1. CG Agenda PDF, 77.3KB
  2. Opening Statements: Government of Sierra 
       Leone, World Bank, UNDP
PDF, 23.6KB, PDF, 18.3KB, PDF, 16.7KB
  3.  Overview of PRS Implementation PDF, 23.8KB
  4.  Pillar I Working Group Presentation 
       (Good Governance,  Peace & Security)
PPT, 89.5KB
  5.  Pillar II Working Group Presentation
       (Food Security & Job Creation)
PPT, 116KB
  6.  Pillar III Working Group Presentation
       (Human Development)
PPT, 80KB
  7.  Diagnostic Trade Integration Study
       (DTIS)
PDF, 707KB
  8.  Prospects and Challenges in the Energy
       Sector
PDF, 56.2KB
  9.  Issues Paper on Harmonisation and Aid
       Effectiveness
PDF, 16.6KB
 10. Presentation on the Multi Donor Budgetary
       Support (MDBS)
PDF, 85KB
 11. First Annual Progress Report on the SL-
        PRSP
PDF, 377KB
 12. Statement on Resource Inflows for the
        PRSP
PDF, 14.7KB
 13. Development Assistance Report
       2004-2005
PDF, 444KB
 14. MDBS Joint Aide-Memoire PDF, 154KB
 15. MDBS Memorandum of Understanding PDF, 49.6KB
 16. CG Communiqué PDF, 25.7KB
 17. List of CG Participants PDF, 9.10MB


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