Government of Sierra Leone Institutions

Government of Sierra Leone Institutions

The National Social Security and Insurance Trust

The National Social Security and Insurance Trust is a Statutory Public Trust, charged with the responsibility of administering Sierra Leone's National Pension Scheme. By the National Social Security and Insurance Trust Act. No. 5 of 20th July 2001. The National Social Security and Insurance Trust was established "to provide retirment and other benefits to meet the contingency needs of workers and their dependants and to provide other relted matters" The Trust is autonomous and belongs to the state.

Justic Sector Coordination Office (JSCO)

JSCO is a unit within the Ministry of Justice that is charged with the responsibility of supporting government to drive forward justice sector reform. It is under the overall direction of the Leadership Group which is assisted by the Technical Working Group. The Technical Working Group (TWG) is supported by various Target Task Forces. A Target Task Force is a sub-Committee of the TWG comprising representatives from each sector institution involved in addressing a specific target.

The Sierra Leone Police Force

Sierra Leone is a civilised and democratic state. As a civilised state, it employs a Police Force whose main duty is to maintain law and order at an acceptable-level throughout the country. As a democratic state, it has fitted its Police Force into the framework of its legal and social system so that, the members of the Police Force act within the principles of the Rule of Law.

The Sierra Leone Police Force has therefore a special responsibility to the Government of the day and general responsibility to the public at large.

Sierra Leone Postal Service

The new SALPOST shall graduate from its present loss making to one of being a profit centre progressively increasing market share and profitability by 10% each year to attain market leadership within four years. It shall achieve these by increasing its turnover against reducing cost, increasing its fixed assets, improved budgetary control, diversifying into new businesses (related and unrelated)and seeking mergers and acquisitions. It shall embark upon continuous improvement that is truly customer focused.

Office of Diaspora Affairs

On 17 September 2007, following the Presidential Elections of August 2007,
President Ernest Bai Koroma was declared winner and the new President of
Sierra Leone. As the new president he came in with a mandate for the next five
years. In this mandate he has identified six broad priority areas as the primary
focus for the government to work on and specific results targets that have been
articulated by the responsible Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDA).
Focuses will be in the areas of energy, infrastructure, youth employment, growth

National Revenue Authority (NRA)

We are very happy to welcome you to the National Revenue Authority (NRA) Website.

This website strives to showcase the Authority’s commitment to educating the public on our drive to maximise revenue, through information sharing, collection and management. It is a milestone in our ability to ensure that the implementation of our strategic action and modernisation programme is right on target.

National Public Procurement Authority

The Government of Sierra Leone is in the process of rebuilding and improving the institutions of government. The Government has identified Public Procurement as an area that needs urgent attention to overcome widespread allegations of corrupt practices and inefficiencies, and to build trust in the system. An efficient public procurement system will ensure value for money of government spending, which is essential in a country that faces enormous challenges recovering from a decade-long civil war.

Bank of Sierra Leone

OUR VISION
To "create a modern, effective and dynamic Central Bank that serves the overall financial, growth and development requirements of Sierra Leone, within the framework of a harmonised sub-regional financial system, and consistent with the demands of a globalised economic and financial environment".

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