3 government bodies, 2 named officials, 1 programme and 2 policies, from the ministries' own sites.
1 office on this page could not be matched to a current holder, and is shown as unverified rather than dropped. 2 source sites did not fully answer our request; the status is shown on the body it belongs to. Last mined 2026-08-02.
BOMAtlas indexes 15 research institutions in Liberia from the Research Organization Registry.
The ministries, regulators and funds that hold the mandate, with the office holder where we could verify one.
"To provide quality education for all and prepare future leaders who are capable of handling the task of nation building, protecting our national heritage and enhancing the socio-economic growth and development for the sustenance of the Liberian state."
Jarso Maley Jallah · Minister of Education
Verified as of 2026-08-01
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Telecommunications regulator; administers the Universal Access Fund and runs the national school-connectivity programme.
Clarence K. Massaquoi · Chairperson, Liberia Telecommunications Authority
Verified as of 2026-07
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Holder not verified · Minister of Posts and Telecommunications
Checked 2026-08-01; no current holder confirmed from an official source.
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Funds expansion of telecommunications infrastructure into underserved areas; constituted and managed under LTA regulation LTA-REG-0006.
Named interventions currently running, announced, stalled or ended. A partner entering here joins one of these or explains why not.
National programme connecting public high schools to high-speed internet, run by the LTA under its Universal Access Program with the Ministry of Education as partner.
Reach: 155-156 public high schools targeted; 89 connected as of July 2026; expanded by presidential instruction to 184 schools. Beneficiary schools receive a one-year fully funded internet subscription.
The strategy documents in force. These are what an intervention has to be written into.
Four-year sector plan addressing the most urgent challenges facing Liberia's education sector.
Policy governing equitable allocation of funding across early-childhood and primary education.