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Funding: Funding and Supervision from Transparency International

• Monitoring Procurement and Contracts in Education - CENTAL leads a coalition of five organizattions - FLY - LEJA - LICPA - LETCOM to monitor procurement and contracts in the education sector. The project covers the fifteen counties.  
Funding: Open Soceity Initiative for West Africa (OSIWA)

• Poverty and Corruption in Aafrica (PAC) - funding allows CENTAL to touch the lives of poor and disadvantaged communities by providing an opportunity for them to take custody of their own development process through active participation.  
Funding: Funding and Supervision from Transparency International

• Advocacy and Legal Advice Center (ALAC) - funding allows CENTAL to establish a center that caters to victims of corruption and provides an opportunity for a hotline where corruption can be reported and advice can be received.
Funding: DFID and supervision from Transparency International

• Sowing Seeds for Change (establishment of iClubs) - funding allows CENTAL to establish four Integrity Clubs (iClub) in Nimba, Bong and Grand Bassa counties.
Funding: US Embassy - Democracy and Human Rights Fund (DHRF)

• Enhancing community understanding of corruption through “Talk on Corruption with CENTAL.” The project focuses on CENTAL engagement with the community through forums that gauge perceptions, increase understanding and take suggestions from communities to reenforce the fight against corruption.
Funding: self-sponsored

• Building Integrity in Communities and Schools – establishment of Integrity Clubs (iClub) - CENTAL has commenced the establishment of Integrity Clubs (iClubs) in universities/schools and communities across Liberia.  The establishment of an iClub will lead to the decentralization of CENTAL work and allow for the training of local individuals to become local advocates of change.
Funding: CENTAL and seeking additional funding

• Promoting the National Anti-corruption Strategy - CENTAL is conducting a nationwide campaign to promote the National Anti-corruption Strategy (NAS).  The NAS was developed through coordination directed by Governance Commission (GC) through consultations with communities, civil society organizations and other stakeholders.  It is the Government’s roadmap for combating corruption.
Funding: Open Society for Initiatives for West Africa (OSIWA) & Governance Commission (GC)

• Fostering Local Governance through an Anti-Corruption Toolkit - Toolkit analyses governance at the local government level taking into consideration - the Media, Access to information, Law enforcement, property rights, whistle-blowers protection etc.
Funding: Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE)