IGR Launches New Report on Commissions of Inquiry The Institute for Governance Reform has released findings of a new report titled “Citizens Views and Voices on the Commissions of Inquiry” at a press briefing held at the Institute’s conference room […]
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How Informal Norms & Value Systems Aid and Restrain Corruption in Sierra Leone Sierra Leone is making strides in the fight against corruption. Since the enactment of the ACC Act in 2000, there has been a progressive march by civil […]
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We believe that weak institutions and unaccountable governance is greatly contributing to Sierra Leone’s failure in meeting most of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) by December 2015. Failures of essential services undermine public trust in working with government on the […]
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Improving leadership capabilities and training at various starters of governances (central and local government, civil society and private sector) contributes to poor governance and the lack of openness in political processes. We believe passionately that sustainable economic development can only […]
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We believe that weak public oversight of resource allocation and budget management is one of the underlying causes of poverty, inequality and tension in Sierra Leone. Government, international development partners and civil society groups such as the Budget Advocacy Network […]
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