The last World Bank Group Country Partnership Framework (CPF) for Liberia expired in June 2024. The new CPF (FY25-FY30), currently active, will be a platform for accelerating delivery and results while sharpening the focus of World Bank’s interventions in the last five years to the Liberia Rising 2030 target date.

Currently, the World Bank's active portfolio in Liberia comprises 18 projects financed from multiple sources, including International Development Association (IDA) - National & Regional, and sector-specific/thematic trust funds. The value of the portfolio, including all sources of finance, is approximately US$ 0.94 billion. Contributions from development partners to active projects through single and multi-donor trust funds account for about US$80 million. Cumulatively, about 40.91% of the portfolio has been disbursed, mainly towards the support of key infrastructure sectors (roads & energy), health systems strengthening & disease surveillance, agriculture and fisheries development, social protection, water supply, urban development, governance, financial sector improvement and women empowerment. In addition, the World Bank supports the Government of Liberia through Analytical and Advisory work on a range of topics, including public expenditure reviews, poverty assessments, country climate development report, macroeconomic reviews and public finance reviews.

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