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CYCLONE HUMANITARIAN & EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION(CHEF)
The Cyclone Humanitarian & Educational Foundation (CHEF) is the non-profit arm of the Cyclone Group of Companies(COSCA Group). The foundation’s overall objective is to provide humanitarian aid and educational support to the needy in Liberia and other parts of the world. It is currently sourcing funding and other assistance to tackle some serious problems it has identified through surveys conducted in the 15 counties of Liberia.

Aims/Objectives 
The aims/objectives of CHEF shall include, but not be limited to, the following:

• To provide humanitarian assistance to the needy;
• To empower people through educational support;
• To provide advocacy for minority groups, the oppressed, the abused, and other vulnerable communities;
• Work to end SGBV, drug abuse, and human trafficking

Vision
Be focused as an aid organization without borders in alleviating
human suffering and empowering people through diverse educational support.

Our Vision
To remain dedicated to championing the cause of the
needy so as to rescue them from suffering and poverty.

Our Mission
Working for a world in which people are safe, happy, empowered
and treated equally, irrespective of their gender, nationality, ethnicity,
religion, language, race, economic status, etc.

Our Focus
Our focus shall remain heavily concentrated on:
women, children, refugees, internally displaced and
people from impoverished backgrounds.

Principles
Persistently resisting every tendency that has the proclivity to negatively influence our decisions in meeting our goals, be it religious, political, ethnic, commercial, relationship, military, etc. We shall remain self-governing when it comes to the discharge of our duties. In a larger sense, CHEF service programs shall remain aligned with those of many other humanitarian agencies, and include:
Resist all forms of discrimination;
Encourage partnerships with other like-minded individuals and organizations;
Promote holistic empowerment of the needy;
Engender accountability and transparency;

Three Main Programme Areas:

• Humanitarian Aid
• Education Support
• Culture, Tourism promotion and socio-economic  equality advancement

Membership and Affiliation 
Our membership and affiliation is open to all humanitarian individuals and groups.
Become a member of CHEF

Organigram/Management Structure
The CHEF is structured in this fashion:

• The Board of Advisors is the highest decision-making organ of the CHEF. It is headed by a Chairman. It serves as the policy maker of the entity and lobbies for support to sustain it;
• The Management of the company is headed by an Executive Director and runs the day-to-day affairs of the organization. Additionally, it implements the crafted policies of the Board and reports to the Board;
• The Secretary compiles and keeps all records of the day-to-day activities of the organization. The SG helps the Executive Director conduct the affairs of the entity and reports to the Executive Director. The Head of Secretariat acts in the absence of the Executive Director;
• The Finance Office handles all financial transactions of the organization in consultation with the Executive Director. FO reports to the Executive Director through the Secretary;
• The Treasurer serves as the custodian of the organization's monies and  likewise reports to the Executive Director through the Secretary;
• There are program officers who also report to the Secretary;

Executive Investment Prospectus:
Liberia – A Rising Frontier Market in West Africa
Liberia, a coastal nation of approximately 5.6 million people, is strategically positioned along the Atlantic corridor of West Africa, offering direct access to regional and global markets. With a land area of 111,370 sq km, abundant natural resources, and a youthful labor force, Liberia is transitioning from post‑conflict stabilization to a new phase of private‑sector‑driven growth, supported by improving macroeconomic fundamentals and a reform‑oriented policy environment.
Macroeconomic Stability and Growth Outlook
Liberia’s economy has demonstrated resilience and steady improvement. Real GDP expanded by 4.7% in 2023 and maintained growth of around 4% in 2024, with medium‑term projections trending toward 5–6% as structural reforms take hold. Inflation has moderated from 10.1% in 2023 to 8.3% in 2024, reflecting disciplined monetary policy and improved exchange‑rate stability. Fiscal consolidation has significantly narrowed the deficit from 7.1% of GDP to roughly 2%, while public debt levels have begun to stabilize.
The external position has strengthened, with the current account deficit reduced to about 11% of GDP, driven by stronger exports and moderated imports. Poverty levels, though still high, have declined to 33.1%, with continued improvement expected as investment expands productive sectors.
Strategic Sectors and Investment Opportunities
Liberia’s growth potential is anchored in several high‑value sectors:

• Agriculture & Agribusiness: Liberia’s fertile land and favorable climate support commercial agriculture, including rubber, rice, cocoa, and oil palm. Opportunities exist in value‑addition, agro‑processing, cold‑chain logistics, and export‑oriented agribusiness targeting ECOWAS markets.
• Mining & Natural Resources: The country holds significant reserves of iron ore, gold, and other minerals. Ongoing reforms in transparency, concession management, and infrastructure development create a more predictable environment for long‑term mining investments.
• Energy & Infrastructure: Liberia faces an annual infrastructure gap exceeding USD 2.8 billion, presenting substantial opportunities in power generation, transmission, roads, ports, and digital connectivity. Public‑private partnerships (PPPs) and blended finance models are actively encouraged.
• Logistics & Maritime Services: With a 579‑km coastline, deep‑water port potential, and proximity to major shipping routes, Liberia is well‑positioned to become a regional logistics hub for warehousing, transshipment, and maritime services.

Investment Climate and Reform Agenda
The Government of Liberia, in partnership with the World Bank, IMF, AfDB, and bilateral partners, is implementing reforms to strengthen public financial management, modernize tax administration, enhance transparency, and improve the ease of doing business. The national development agenda prioritizes private‑sector expansion, SME support, and investment facilitation. Liberia’s membership in ECOWAS provides tariff advantages and access to a regional market of over 400 million consumers.
A Compelling Frontier Market
Liberia offers investors a unique combination of macroeconomic stability, untapped natural resources, strategic coastal access, and a government committed to reform. As the country shifts toward inclusive, private‑sector‑led growth, early investors stand to benefit from high‑potential returns across agriculture, mining, energy, and logistics.
Liberia is ready for investment, partnership, and sustainable growth, positioning itself as one of West Africa’s most promising emerging markets.