Strengthening the capacity of the security sector

Strengthening the capacity of the Sierra Leone security sector

The efforts to strengthen the capacity of the Sierra Leone armed forces continued to receive encouraging support from Sierra Leone's international partners, including a recent donation of trucks by Switzerland and the planned procurement of communications equipment by the United Kingdom.

Mr. Egeland illustrated how expensive such investment can be.

Sierra Leone hopes that that process of consultation and cooperation will continue.

We can't do that today because solar panels are heavy, expensive and very inefficient.

He said, Do you know there's a solar electrified village in Sierra Leone?

Furthermore, setbacks in the peace process in Côte d'Ivoire or possible instability in Guinea, and the unresolved territorial issue between Guinea and Sierra Leone over the border village of Yenga in the eastern part of the country could pose potential security threats to Sierra Leone.

Emphasizing the importance of the continued support of the United Nations and the international community for the long term security and development of Sierra Leone, particularly in building the capacity of the Government of Sierra Leone,

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If my head is held high, you hunt me like a lion. Again you show yourself powerful to me.

If my head is held high, you hunt me like a lion. Again you show yourself powerful to me.

For it increaseth. Thou huntest me as a fierce lion and again thou shewest thyself marvellous upon me.

For it increaseth. Thou huntest me as a fierce lion and again thou shewest thyself marvellous upon me.

The Mission has also identified assets that would be useful for enhancing the capacity of the Government of Sierra Leone.

In my twenty fifth report on the United Nations Mission in Sierra Leone (UNAMSIL), dated 26 April (S 2005 273), I underlined the continued need for considerable capacity building to enhance the Sierra Leone Government's capability to carry out its functions.

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This is likely to be a long drawn out and expensive process with an uncertain outcome.

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Expressing concern that ex combatants who were involved in fighting in Liberia and Côte d'Ivoire are now returning home to Sierra Leone and could threaten the progress achieved in Sierra Leone,

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The Sierra Leone police are expected to train their full strength by 2006, and are able to deal effectively with localized internal threats. They are likely to be seriously challenged, however, particularly in the districts, in the event of a countrywide crisis, because of their deficiencies in communications and transport.

Improvised systems can be cumbersome, unreliable, relatively difficult to use and also more expensive than industrially produced equivalents.

Some participants thought they were and argued for reducing the number of participants when possible.

Capacity Building in Palm Oil Industry, Livestock Breeding and Animal Faltering Technology in Sierra Leone.

This is Sierra Leone.

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Once again, that's Sierra Leone.

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The situation in Sierra Leone.

Certain technologies are still too expensive and may require a few decades of continued research and development before they can make large contributions on a global scale.

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(f) Strengthening the independence and capacity of the judiciary to provide access to justice for all Sierra Leoneans

(ii) Multi sensor fuzes technology is sophisticated and expensive, which is beyond the capability of most developing countries for the time being.

However, Sierra Leone does not possess the capability of searching the List data electronically at all entry points.

Training is also under way to enhance the supervisory skills of Sierra Leone police middle level management personnel.

Unfortunately, it would be extremely expensive.

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