Network Movement for Justice and Development (NMJD) is a national civil society organization. It was established in 1988 in Kenema, eastern Sierra Leone, to work towards building a just and self–reliant Sierra Leone, where the marginalized and exploited will be equipped with the necessary skills and knowledge and empowered to take control of their own lives.
The strategic priorities set out the chosen areas of our focus, the changes we want to see in Sierra Leone and our contributions together with our allies and partners. By focusing on the following three areas in combination with our local presence, we aim to boost the effectiveness, scale and sustainability of our work across the country:
Animate citizens’ empowerment, build leadership and movements to inspire positive change and to demand public institutions to work in ways that are just, accountable and inclusive.
Promoting Inclusive, Responsive, Transparent and Accountable Democratic Governance at all levels and in all sectors of society.
Strengthen civil society to effectively collaborate in representing and engaging on issues of public interests, justice and fairness.
10 Nylender Street, Off Cape Road, Aberdeen Freetown
+232-22-230560 / +232-76-645314
nmjdsl@nmjdsl.org
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