...Helping to Enact Sierra Leone Public Policy Initiatives
The mission metformin hcl 500 mg dosage of International Professional Partnerships for Sierra Leone, Inc. is to support the progress of Sierra Leone’s public sector development through technical assistance, fellowships with government agencies, and other international professional partnerships.
IPPSL aims metformin side effects in women to benefit Sierra Leone and its fellows alike. Sierra Leone will gain from our fellows’ hard work and technical proficiency, including skill and knowledge transfer. Fellows, in turn, will learn and benefit from their Sierra Leone hosts, and receive valuable training in technical assistance, government and development work. These initial partnerships will lay the groundwork for deeper, broader and long-lasting relationships, bridging global North & South in common purpose.
Sierra Leone has been stable & secure for several years, and the new government features major figures in democracy, human rights and anti-corruption work. A working state & effective public services are essential to preserving this stability and preventing war’s recurrence.
IPPSL will contribute to this moment of possibility by partnering with the Sierra Leone Government to promote sill diffusion over the long term; and, in the short term, cross-culturally experienced fellows of personal integrity and professional talent will serve to strengthen public agencies and help enact Sierra Leone’s goals of public sector development.
Designed at the request and in extensive consultation with the Government of Sierra Leone (GoSL), IPPSL identifies, recruits, trains, and delivers talented, cross-culturally experienced professionals to work in ministries, departments and agencies (MDAs), at no cost to the GoSL.
The aim of the Partnership is to supplement MDA staff with skilled individuals, who can help put policies envisioned by Sierra Leone officials into place.
IPPSL Fellows enhance government capacity both in the short-term — by performing tasks requiring technical proficiencies which are scarce or unavailable in Sierra Leone — and in the long-term — by transferring skills to their Sierra Leone counterparts and improving intra-agency systems for internal management and external delivery.
IPPSL Staff (i.e., Board of Directors & Associates) help the GoSL assist technical assistance and capacity-building needs, recruit international young professionals with necessary skill sets, train the professional before arrival, and provide logistical support, access to information, and pro bono technical advise and expertise through partnerships with institutions and individuals around the world.
The administrative & organizational management responsibilities of the IPPSL Board of Directors & Associates include: