The Ministry of Public Administration and Political Affairs (MoPAPA) has launched a comprehensive 2026 transformation agenda. The initiative aims to overhaul the civil service through data-driven management, enhanced training, and legislative reform. Sierra Leone has pioneered a comprehensive approach that coordinates all development activities around five strategic priorities, creating unprecedented alignment between vision and implementation. Seraphine Wakana, UN Resident Coordinator in Sierra Leone, reflects on a new programme in Moyamba that addresses health. FREETOWN, November 6, 2025 - Sierra Leone's economy is showing signs of stability in the face of heightened global challenges, with growth projected at 4. 3 percent in 2025 and reaching 4. The resulting political instability and rising social tensions, combined with preexisting factors such as systemic corruption, a lack of accountability, a weak rule of law and inefficiencies at all. Sierra Leone's journey toward the 2030 Agenda continues against a backdrop of resilience, reform, and transformation. Despite ongoing global economic shocks, climate pressures, and governance complexities, the nation has demonstrated steadfast commitment to advancing sustainable development, peace.