India Supports Sierra Leone’s USD 990,000 Aid Through UN Partnership
India announced a financial grant of USD 990,000 to Sierra Leone for a project aimed at empowering persons with disabilities. The initiative, titled “Enabling Economic Independence for Specially Abled Persons in Sierra Leone”, is supported under the India-UN Development Partnership Fund and executed in collaboration with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). The project aligns with Sierra Leone’s national priorities and underscores India’s commitment to inclusive development, sustainability, and South-South cooperation.
Developmental cooperation of USD 250 million through,
Sierra Leone benefits from,
Core Principles
| Summary/Static | Details |
| Why in the news? | India Supports Sierra Leone’s USD 990,000 Aid Through UN Partnership |
| Country Benefiting | Sierra Leone |
| Fund Provided by | India USD 990,000 |
| Project Title | Enabling Economic Independence for Specially Abled Persons |
| Implementation Partner | United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) |
| Project Objectives | Training, employment, tech access, tool loans, center refurbishment |
| Broader Impact | Economic empowerment of rural disabled population |
| India-Sierra Leone Cooperation | USD 250M (Lines of Credit + ECOWAS); e-VBAB, ITEC, ICCR |
| India-UN Fund Total Contribution | USD 150 million |
| Total Projects via the Fund | 86 projects in 65 countries |
| Fund Principles | South-South cooperation, sustainability, mutual benefit |
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