Sierra Leone has been recognized for its commitment to improving access to justice through a significant initiative that fosters Open Governance and bridges gaps in both formal and informal dispute resolution. This initiative is geared towards promoting access to justice in the country. At the Open Government Partnership (OGP) Africa and Middle East Regional Meeting

On the 24th March, 2025 the Chairman; National Council for Civic Education and Democracy (NaCCED), Open Government Partnership (OGP) Coordinator, the Ombudsman, Chief Executive; Campaign for Human Rights and Development International (CHRDI), Director of Research and Training at the Sierra Leone Parliament and Country Representative for Westminster Foundation for Democracy led by the Deputy Minister

In 2019, Open Government Partnership (OGP) was factored into the National Council for Civic Education and Democracy (NaCCED), and through the period, NaCCED and OGP developed and completed three cycles of National Action Plans. In his introduction, Mr. Mohamed Alpha Jalloh, Director of Research and Training said that since Parliament joined the OGP in 2019,

In a powerful show of dedication to transparency and accountability, Commissioner Francis Ben Kaifala of the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has reiterated his team’s strong commitment to the Open Government Partnership (OGP) principles as a pathway in fighting corruption in Sierra Leone. This pledge emphasises the Commission’s accountability and the importance of citizen engagement in its