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ACT AppealSierra Leone - AFSL31, REVISON 1Post-War Reconstruction & Recovery & Assistance to Liberian RefugeesGeneva,
3 June, 2003
This appeal was originally issued on 17 April 2003 with Lutheran
World Federation Department of World (LWF/DWS) as the implementing
member and is now being revised to include the United Methodist
Committee on Relief (UMCOR). Sierra Leone is recovering from a decade of civil war, which officially
came to an end in January 2002. The war caused almost half of the
population to flee their homes at some stage, either to become refugees
in one of the neighbouring countries or to become internally displaced
people (IDP). It is difficult to estimate how many lives were claimed
by the war, but it is evident that it caused serious suffering for
the majority of the population. Most people suffered from a loss of
home and property, displacement, or human rights abuses, such as forced
recruitment, torture, amputations, sexual abuse, etc. Sierra Leone’s
infrastructure was destroyed and neglected, the Government’s authority
was severely limited, and the economy collapsed. Presently, in post-war
Sierra Leone, people are trying to rebuild their lives on the new
foundations of peace and stability. In Sierra Leone today there is a dire lack of food, an absence of
animal husbandry, little access to safe water points, and schools
remain in ruins. Initiatives have to be taken to address this situation
if a future crisis of even greater magnitude is to be avoided. One
of the most basic needs confronting the people of Sierra Leone is
food security. In the rural areas, a key to dealing with the current
food security crisis is the ability of farming families to resettle
and become agriculturally productive, which includes farming of essential
foodstuff as well as basic animal husbandry. ACT member the United
Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR) Emergency Rehabilitation
Project is proposing a programme comprising three components: food
security, animal husbandry and water and sanitation rehabilitation. For the sake of brevity, the original proposal for the LWF/DWS will
not be repeated in this revision but can be referred to in the original
appeal. Project Completion Date: LWF/DWS - 31 December 2003 UMCOR - 30 April 2004 Summary of Appeal Targets, Pledges/Contributions
Received and Balance Requested
LWF/DWS
UMCOR
Total
Target US$
Total Appeal
Targets
1,940,030
1,039,411
2,979,441
Less:
Pledges/Contr Recd
538,677
0
538,677
Balance
Requested from ACT Network
1,401,353
1,039,411
2,440,764
Signed by: John Nduna, ACT Acting Director For full details of proposals and budgets, please click below to
download a PDF file of the entire Appeal. Sierra Leone - Post-War Reconstruction & Recovery & Assistance
to Liberian Refugees, REVISION 1 - AFSL31
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