For fourteen years from 1989 to the signing of the Accra Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) in August of 2003, Liberia was in a constant state of conflict. In a nation of only three and half million people, it is estimated that the war took over 250,000 lives and displaced a million people, including hundreds of thousands of refugees who fled the country. It is difficult to exaggerate the devastation this protracted civil war has had on Liberia%26#039;s physical, social, political and economic infrastructure. Liberia%26#039;s human development indicators reflect the alarming condition of its people. Over 80% of Liberia%26#039;s population is illiterate and lives below the poverty line. The unemployment rate exceeds 70%. Thirty-five percent of Liberians are malnourished, only 28% are fully immunized, just 25% have access to safe drinking water, and only 36% have access to sanitation facilities.
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Who are willing to invest in Liberia that has Africa 1st female President and a new democracy after 14yrs war? loan
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