SABI is a citizen-led accountability programme working in every district of the country to increase awareness of, and demand for, the delivery of basic services – including health, education, social protection, water and energy. SABI will support the building of relationships between citizens and state.
Funded by UK aid, SABI is implemented by a group of international and Sierra Leonean partners, led by Christian Aid.
Examine the latest citizen perception data on health, education, social protection, energy and water.
Sharing knowledge and best practice is at the heart of SABI and is integrated at all levels of the programme.
News and resources
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Community hit hard by Ebola begins discussions for new health centre after 20 year wait
After almost 20 years without a suitable health centre, a Western Rural District community in Sierra Leone is redoubling its …
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Health services improving for hard-to-reach communities
Surrounded by rocky hills, forests and with very poor roads, Bafodia, in Koinadagu district, is a remote community in northern …
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SABI and Microsoft: using data to tell better stories
SABI and tech giant Microsoft co-presented at a webinar to show how international development and nonprofit agencies are using the …
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SABI is funded by UK aid from the UK Government, however the views expressed do not necessarily reflect the UK Government’s official policies.
