LACC Launches Anti-Corruption Dashboard System To Strengthen Accountability
November 13, 2026
Monrovia: The Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission has launched the Liberia Anti-Corruption Dashboard Systemdigital platform designed to strengthen institutional accountability.
The Dashboard was developed under the Governance Reform and Accountability Transformation Project, with funding from the World Bank.
The platform covers four key accountability institutions which includes, the Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission (LACC), Public Procurement and Concessions Commission (PPCC), General Auditing Commission (GAC), and the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) and is expected to expand to other government institutions over the five-year project period.
Speaking at the Official launch of the platform, LACC Executive Chairperson, Cllr. Alexandra K. Zoe, emphasized the Dashboard will support institutional performance monitoring, identify gaps, and promote evidence-based decision-making.
She noted that the platform provides an opportunity to strengthen accountability through accessible information that improves monitoring of institutional performance.
The World Bank Country Manager, Madam Georgia Wallen, congratulated the LACC and the Ministry of Finance and Development Planning (MFDP) on the successful launch of the dashboardThe Dashboard provides citizens with access to information on corruption investigations and prosecutions, audit findings, procurement compliance, and other accountability actions, allowing the public to monitor institutional commitments, progress, and performance.
Lunched on November 11, 2026, In attendance were Irish Ambassador to Liberia, Gerard Considine, German Ambassador to Liberia, Carsten Hölscher, Integrity Watch Liberia and Executive Director, Harold Marvin Aidoo.
Other attendees were PPCC Executive Director, Hon. Bodger Scott Johnson and GAC Deputy Auditor General for Administration, Hon. Foday G. Kiazolu.
In their remarks, they applauded the LACC for the initiative and recognized the strides the Commission is making in the fight against corruption.
LACC and its partner institutions seek to strengthen coordination, expand public oversight, and build citizens’ confidence in Liberia’s fight against corruption.
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