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  • Practice Area

    Education: Global

    FHI 360 works side by side with ministries, communities, schools, teachers and families to create education systems that respond to the complex, dynamic and diverse needs of the people they serve. Our programs emphasize the use of data for decision...
  • Country

    Liberia

    FHI 360 partners with the Government of Liberia as it builds a better future after a lengthy civil war. For nearly a decade, we have helped strengthen Liberia’s education system by providing training and technical assistance to improve teaching,...
  • Publication

    Literacy: Improving learning outcomes in the early grades (fact sheet)

    This fact sheet describes how FHI 360 seeks to maximize learning outcomes in the early grades through evidence-based instruction, materials and assessment.
  • Publication

    Education in Conflict and Crisis (fact sheet)

    This fact sheet describes how FHI 360 supports and strengthens education systems in conflict-affected and fragile settings using a context-sensitive, strengths-based approach.
  • Published research

    How formative research can improve the effects of household economic strengthening programs for children

    Household economic strengthening programs should increase the welfare of households and children, yet research shows that these programs do not always improve children’s lives. These findings from interviews with families in Liberia provide information into how household decision-making affects children’s health and education. Recommendations illustrate how greater understanding of these dynamics can be used during program design to develop complementary programming and messages to maximize the benefit of these programs on children’s well-being.
  • Publication

    Understanding Liberian Health Care Worker Interactions with Payment Systems, Mobile Phones, and Financial Behavior: An Ethnographic Study

    This ethnographic study describes the attitudes of health care workers in Liberia toward mobile phones and salary disbursement. Findings will inform plans for an electronic payment system for government health care workers.
  • Publication

    Understanding the Potential Role of Mobile Money in Civil Servant Payments in Liberia: A Contextual Analysis

    This document describes factors in Liberia that might be barriers or facilitators to implementation of a mobile money payment system for government health care workers.
  • Publication

    mSTAR/Liberia Mobile Salary Payment Factsheet

    With USAID and the Government of Liberia, mSTAR is building an efficient mobile money system that promotes economic growth, contributes to financial inclusion, increases transparency and reduces waste of public resources.
  • Published research

    Impact of an agricultural value chain project on smallholder farmers, households, and children in Liberia

    This paper explores the impact of an agricultural value chain project in Liberia on smallholder farmers, their households and children in order to better understand the link between household economic welfare and child well-being. Although the study suggests that the intervention contributed to positive outcomes, it also illustrates how economic-focused interventions alone are insufficient to produce sustained improvements in children’s lives. Economic strengthening programs should benefit children as part of their effort to break the intergenerational cycle of poverty.
  • Publication

    mSTAR: Mobile Solutions Technical Assistance and Research/Liberia

    With USAID and the Government of Liberia, mSTAR is building an efficient mobile money system that promotes economic growth, contributes to financial inclusion, increases transparency and reduces waste of public resources.