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Liberia

Region: Western Africa Regional Economic Communities (REC): ECOWAS

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Indicator Data
Governance (IIAG) Overall Governance score: 49.1 / 100 · Rank: 26th / 54

PART 1 – HIGH-LEVEL COUNTRY MAPPING

Institutions and Stakeholder Database

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REC Membership


Population size and size of the informal economy

Liberia’s informal economy is estimated at approximately 42.7% of GDP, with a significant proportion of employment concentrated in:

This reflects structural features common to post-conflict and low-income economies, including:


Liberia operates a mixed legal system, combining:

Liberia has been a member of the International Labour Organization (ILO) since 1919 and participates in the Decent Work Agenda, focusing on:


Workers’ rights in human rights system, national labour law / social protection and scope of protection

Workers’ rights in Liberia are governed through:

These frameworks provide for:

However:


Existing laws, policy and regulatory initiatives for the protection of workers in the informal economy

Liberia’s approach to informal economy regulation is characterised by:

Challenges include:


PART 2 – SECTOR SPECIFIC REGULATION


Domestic Work Sector

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Street Vendor

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Waste Reclaiming

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Home working

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Gig Work and the Platform Economy

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Farm Work

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The Mining Sector and Artisanal Mining

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Taxi and Transport Sector (Gig-work/platform economy overlap)

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Cross-Border Informal Trade

Liberia’s participation in ECOWAS facilitates:

However: