Community of Hope Agriculture Project -CHAP

Deputy Speaker Thomas Fallah Pledges Support to CHAP “I Love Liberian Rice”

The Community of Hope Agriculture Project (CHAP) proudly announces a major endorsement as Deputy Speaker Thomas Fallah has pledged his full support to the “I Love Liberian Rice”
This pledge represents a significant step forward in advancing CHAP’s mission to promote local agricultural production and encourage Liberians to take pride in consuming homegrown products. The “I Love Liberian Rice” initiative continues to serve as a National call to action urging citizens, institutions, and businesses to prioritize locally produced rice.

In his statement of support, Deputy Speaker Fallah emphasized the importance of strengthening Liberia’s agricultural sector as a pathway to economic growth, job creation, and food security. He noted that supporting local farmers is not only a patriotic duty but also a practical solution to reducing the country’s heavy reliance on imported rice.

CHAP has consistently advocated for increased investment in agriculture, awareness creation, and behavioral change among consumers.
With the backing of national leaders, the campaign gains renewed momentum and broader visibility across the country.

The endorsement serves as an inspiration for all Liberians to:
Support local farmers by buying Liberian-grown rice
Promote agricultural sustainability and self-reliance
Encourage policies that strengthen local production.
CHAP believes that collective effort is key to transforming Liberia’s agricultural sector.
With continued support from stakeholders, policymakers, and the general public, CHAP remains committed to building a resilient agricultural sector that benefits all Liberians.

Together, let’s grow what we eat and eat what we grow.
I Love Liberian Rice 🇱🇷🌾🍚

The Community of Hope Agriculture through the Livelihood Innovation Food Security and Entrepreneurship (LIFE) Project, with support from Concern Worldwide and funding from Irish Aid, on May 5, 2026, distributed essential farming tools to progressive farmers in Rivercess County.
The LIFE Project, which is being implemented in nine communities — four in Rivercess County and five in Grand Bassa County — aims to improve rural economic development and strengthen food security in the project counties.
The distribution of farming tools is expected to greatly improve agricultural productivity, reduce the burden of manual labor, and enhance farmers’ ability to cultivate larger areas of land efficiently. The tools will also support safe farming practices, improve crop management, and increase food production, thereby contributing to household income generation and sustainable livelihoods for farming communities.
Items distributed included:
• Garden rakes, Shovels, Cutlasses, Protective suits, Watering cans, Sharpening files, Garden lines, Pingalines, Rain boots, Diggers, Grinding stones, Hand gloves, Garden hoes and Wheelbarrows
The initiative demonstrates the commitment of the CHAP through the LIFE Project and its partners to supporting sustainable agriculture and improving the living conditions of farmers in these areas

The Community of Hope Agriculture Project extends heartfelt appreciation to its Partners, Welthungerhilfe WHH and Concern Worldwide for your active participation in CHAP’s just concluded Quarterly Review Workshop.

Thank you for the motivation, as well as the valuable knowledge and experiences you shared. Your contributions continue to inspire and strengthen our collective efforts.

We truly cherish our partnership with you and look forward to continued collaboration as we work together toward a food-secure Liberia and improved livelihoods for our farmers. 🌱🤝

We are delighted to celebrate three outstanding members of the Community of Hope Agriculture Project CHAP family who have been honored for their unwavering dedication and exceptional service to the institution.

Following a transparent voting process conducted during the recently concluded Quarterly Review Workshop under the RICOWAS Project, these amazing persons were selected and recognized:

🌟 Mrs. Esther Tuowal – Admin/Finance Manager
🌟 Mr. Samuel Y. Barcolleh – Program Manager
🌟 Mr. Jerome K. Gbowee – Agronomist

This recognition is truly well-deserved. Each of these individuals has consistently demonstrated outstanding dedication, professionalism, and commitment to excellence in their respective roles. Their contributions have not only strengthened CHAP as an institution but have also positively impacted the communities we serve.

Your hard work, integrity, and passion set a high standard for all, and this recognition reflects the value you bring to our team every single day.

Congratulations once again on this well-earned recognition!

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Liberia: RICOWAS Liberia NEE Hosts Three-Day Review Workshop for Project Stakeholders - FrontPageAfrica Paynesville – May 1, 2026 — The Community of Hope Agriculture Project (CHAP), serving as Liberia’s focal organization for the System of Rice Intensification (SRI) and the National Executing Entity (NEE) for the RICOWAS Project, has concluded a three-day quarterly review workshop aimed at stren...

Massive Agricultural work ongoing for Liberian Rice Production 🇱🇷🌾
We are proud to be part of a powerful movement transforming agriculture in Liberia.
Through dedication, hard work, and innovation. we are cultivating low farmlands to produce tons of high-quality Liberian rice.
This is more than farming — it’s about: Strengthening food security in Liberia
Empowering local farmers
Creating jobs and opportunities
Promoting Liberian rice
From planting to harvest, every grain tells a story of resilience, unity, and progress.
Together, we are building a future where Liberia feeds itself and thrives sustainably.
Let’s continue to support local agriculture and believe in the power of our own soil🙏💪

Today we celebrate a leader, mentor, and inspiration. Happy Birthday to our Executive Director, Robert S. M. Bimba! Thank you for your unwavering commitment to community and development. 🎉🙏

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Senate Pro-Tempore Orders 130 Bags of Local Rice, Backs CHAP Initiative - Global News Network Liberia Monrovia, Liberia –The President Pro-Tempore of the Liberian Senate, Nyonblee Karnga-Lawrence, hasreinforced her support for locally produced rice by placing an order for 130 bags of “I Love LiberianRice,” a product of the Community of Hope Agriculture Project (CHAP).The commitment was made fo...

Day 3 - Batch 1 pictures of ongoing Quarterly Review Workshop under the RICOWAS Project with funding from Adaptation Fund through Sahara Sahel Observatory OSS