— National Development Priorities

The ARREST Agenda — Liberia's Roadmap to Prosperity

Under the leadership of H.E. President Joseph N. Boakai Sr., the Unity Party government is delivering on six transformative pillars — Agriculture, Roads, Rule of Law, Education, Sanitation & Health, and Tourism — aligned to Vision 2030 and the SDGs.

Boakai Administration · 2024–2029

A R R E S T · Rescue Liberia

A six-pillar national agenda to rescue, restore and rebuild Liberia — anchored in fiscal discipline, measurable delivery, and citizen-centered service. Every dollar tracked. Every project published.

6
Pillars
15
Counties covered
$1.13B
FY26 National Budget
2029
Delivery horizon
Pillar 1
A
Agriculture

Food security & agro-industrial transformation

Lead Institutions
• Ministry of Agriculture
• MFDP
• Cooperative Dev. Agency

Modernize smallholder farming, scale rice self-sufficiency, develop cocoa, oil palm and rubber value chains, and build farm-to-market infrastructure.

Rice Yield
+38%
vs 2023 baseline
Smallholders Reached
184k
of 250k target
Agro Budget FY26
$92M
8.1% of national
2029 Delivery Targets
  • Achieve 70% national rice self-sufficiency by 2029
  • Mechanize 50,000 hectares of arable land
  • Establish 6 county agro-processing zones
  • Rehabilitate 1,200 km of farm-to-market roads
Vision 2030
SDG-aligned
PAPD II
Pillar 2
R
Roads

Pave Liberia — connect every county

Lead Institutions
• Ministry of Public Works
• LiBA
• MFDP

Pave primary corridors, upgrade county capitals' access roads, and complete the coastal & southeastern connectivity network unlocking trade and tourism.

Paved Roads Added
312 km
Year 1 progress
Active Contracts
47
across 13 counties
Roads Budget FY26
$214M
18.9% of national
2029 Delivery Targets
  • Pave 1,000 km of primary roads by 2029
  • Complete Tappita–Zwedru–Harper corridor
  • Upgrade 15 county capital access roads
  • Rehabilitate 12 strategic bridges
Vision 2030
SDG-aligned
PAPD II
Pillar 3
R
Rule of Law

Justice, accountability & anti-corruption

Lead Institutions
• Ministry of Justice
• LACC
• GAC
• Judiciary

Strengthen courts, empower the LACC, modernize the Liberia National Police, and entrench transparency across public finance and procurement.

CPI Score Target
40+
from 25 (2023)
Cases Resolved
8,420
Y1 across circuits
LACC Recoveries
$12.4M
to date
2029 Delivery Targets
  • Clear 70% of backlogged court cases
  • Recover $50M in stolen assets
  • Digitize 100% of land records by 2028
  • Independent asset declarations for all PEPs
Vision 2030
SDG-aligned
PAPD II
Pillar 4
E
Education

Quality learning for every Liberian child

Lead Institutions
• Ministry of Education
• Civil Service Agency
• MFDP

Train and pay teachers fairly, rebuild schools, expand TVET and tertiary access, and deliver free WAEC fees and school feeding nationwide.

Net Enrollment
82%
primary level
Teacher Payroll Cleaned
94%
ghost workers removed
Education Budget FY26
$186M
16.4% of national
2029 Delivery Targets
  • Recruit 8,000 qualified teachers by 2028
  • Rehabilitate 1,500 public schools
  • Free WAEC for 100% of candidates
  • Double TVET enrollment to 60,000
Vision 2030
SDG-aligned
PAPD II
Pillar 5
S
Sanitation & Health

Clean cities, safe water, strong health systems

Lead Institutions
• Ministry of Health
• LWSC
• EPA
• Monrovia City Corp.

Deliver clean water access, modernize JFK Medical Center and county referral hospitals, and roll out a comprehensive sanitation program in Monrovia and county capitals.

Water Access
76%
+8pp since 2023
Health Workers Hired
1,840
doctors & nurses
Health Budget FY26
$148M
13.1% of national
2029 Delivery Targets
  • 85% national access to safe drinking water
  • Modernize JFK + 6 referral hospitals
  • Universal Health Coverage roadmap by 2027
  • End open defecation in 8 counties
Vision 2030
SDG-aligned
PAPD II
Pillar 6
T
Tourism

Destination Liberia — heritage, beaches & ecotourism

Lead Institutions
• Ministry of Information
• Liberia Tourism Authority
• EPA

Position Liberia as West Africa's emerging destination through Providence Island, Sapo National Park, Robertsport surf coast, and a national heritage trail.

Visitor Arrivals
118k
FY25, +24% YoY
Hotel Room Stock
4,200
+18% since 2023
Tourism Revenue
$68M
FY25
2029 Delivery Targets
  • Attract 250,000 international visitors by 2029
  • Develop 5 anchor destinations
  • Create 15,000 direct tourism jobs
  • List 3 sites for UNESCO consideration
Vision 2030
SDG-aligned
PAPD II

Cross-Cutting Enablers

Four enablers run through every ARREST pillar — ensuring delivery is inclusive, climate-smart, decentralized, and backed by investment.

Gender & Youth

30% female representation in cabinet & boards; National Youth Service rollout in all 15 counties.

Climate Resilience

Coastal defense for Monrovia, West Point and Buchanan; reforestation of 50,000 hectares.

Decentralization

Operationalize County Service Centers and devolve service delivery under the Local Government Act.

Diaspora & Investment

Dual citizenship implementation, LIBA one-stop investment shop, and diaspora bond program.

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