Liberia faces various challenges associated with livelihood and entrepreneurship, including high levels of poverty, limited access to finance, inadequate infrastructure, lack of skills and education, and insufficient institutional support. Several problems affect livelihoods and entrepreneurship in
Liberia, including:

Poverty: According to the World Bank, over half of the population in Liberia lives below the poverty line, with many households struggling to access basic needs such as food, shelter, and healthcare.
Unemployment: The unemployment rate in Liberia is high, particularly among youth, which limits opportunities for income generation and economic growth.
Limited access to education: Many people in Liberia do not have access to quality education, which limits their ability to secure well-paying jobs and improve their livelihoods.
Poor infrastructure: Lack of access to reliable transportation, electricity, and water can make it difficult for people to access economic opportunities and basic services.
Gender inequality: Women in Liberia face significant challenges in accessing education, healthcare, and economic opportunities, which can limit their ability to improve their livelihoods.
As part of our unique approach, we promote education and encourage entrepreneurship through our different programs rolled out at our safe spaces. Most importantly, we promote gender equity to create a balanced environment that fosters chances of opportunity for adolescent girls, women, and men.