Through this partnership with the Ministry of Basic and Senior Secondary Education (MBSSE) and the National School Feeding Secretariat (NSFS), more than 80 staff will receive training and technical support to strengthen programme monitoring, reporting and data use. The initiative will contribute to a more effective and accountable National School Feeding Programme, benefiting over one million children across Sierra Leone.
“The Government appreciates this critical support from the European Union…
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