This is an Act of parliament to prevent money laundering and for international coperation on cases of money laundering and for other connected matters.

This is an Act to promote and attract private investment both domestic and foreign for the development of production and value adding activities, to improve exports and provide employment opportunities; and generally to create an environment conducive to private investment and other connected matters.

This strategic document outlines the government’s revenue generation strategy and policy measures to support the implementation of the National Development Plan. The strategy encompasses compliance improvement with automation and streamlining of processes and procedures to reduce the cost of tax administration and minimize the cost of compliance; improvement in equity and fairness in the tax system to increase the tax base and reduce the average tax burden; and improvement in business environment to support businesses.

The presidency created this guide under the Julius Maada Bio administration. The main goal of this guide was to improve the ease of doing business in the country. The guide outlines the regulatory and legal framework to simplify business registration and operation in the country and key sectors where investors can leverage government support for profitability.

This is an Act amending the law on local government, and to provide for the decentralization and devolution of functions, powers and services to local councils and for other related matters.

This policy aims to ensure all citizens have access to affordable quality healthcare services and enjoy health security without limitation to their financial condition. The primary goal of this policy is for: “all people in Sierra Leone have equitable access to quality and affordable health and sanitation services, whether public or private, at all times without any undue financial hardship by 2030.”

This is an Act of Parliament amending the Road Transport Authority Act of 1996. The new provisions cover the establishment of traffic warden and the functions of traffic wardens.

The vision of this policy is for all students in Sierra Leone to have equal opportunity to access quality basic, secondary, technical, vocational, and higher education. To improve the human capital of the country and to empower people so they can effectively contribute to public life and the national and global economy and fulfil their potential.

This is an Act of Parliament amending the laws relating to the registration of ships, the regulation of shipping, the maintenance of safety at sea and the marine environment and to provide for other related matters.

This National Out of School Children (OOSC) Strategy was designed to ensure all children have access to education for the long-run human capital development Sierra Leoneans. Out of school children is broadly defined to include children currently out of school whether they have never been to school, dropped out, or are regularly truant.

This is an Act specifying the provisions to ensure gender equality in elective and appointment decision making positions and for other connected matters.

This operational plan on HIV/AIDS is designed to guide stakeholders in the campaign against HIV/AIDS in the country. The core pillars of the plan encompass coordination; institutional arrangements; resource mobilization and management; policy, advocacy, human rights and legal environment; prevention of new infections; treatment of HIV and other related health conditions; care and Support for the Infected and affected by HIV and AIDS and research, monitoring and evaluation.

The main objective of this policy is to guide government engagement, bilateral meetings, and private sector partnership in the education sector.

This national plan outlines guidelines aimed at reducing the spread of HIV/AIDS in the workplace. The policy is designed with the goal of limiting the impact of HIV/AIDS and ensure the best possible outcomes for workers, employees and the nation in this context.

This policy is design to improve the quality of basic education for all children in the country in line with the 2004 Education Act.

The Government’s vision for this plan is to ensure HIV and AIDS no longer a public health threat in Sierra Leone by 2015. The main strategy is focused on the elimination of mother to child transmission and HIV treatment as prevention and emphasis on the importance of targeted counselling and Information Education and Communication.

The Government’s vision for this plan is to ensure HIV and AIDS no longer a public health threat in Sierra Leone by 2020. The plan aimed to achieve zero new infection, zero discrimination and zero AIDS related deaths. The main strategy is focused on the elimination of mother to child transmission and HIV treatment as prevention and emphasis on the importance of targeted counselling and Information Education and Communication.

The overarching goal of this policy is equitable access to quality education for young children so they can reach their potential. Some of the main objectives include mobilizing resources to improve the quality of early childhood education and building collaboration between stakeholders for early childhood development in the country.

The goal of the National Strategic Plan for HIV and AIDS response, is to achieve zero new HIV Infections by 2015. The plan is designed to strengthening systems and capacities for data collection and collation, and tools to improve the monitoring and evaluation of the AIDS response.