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Transparency & Accountability

Four years.
Four reports.
Nothing hidden.

BDI publishes a comprehensive annual impact report for every year of its operation. These reports document what we set out to achieve, what we delivered, what we learned, and what we will do differently. They are our accountability to every donor, partner, and community that has trusted us.

Reports Published4
Years Covered2022 — 2025
Program Areas Reported8
All ReportsFree to Download

Comprehensive

Every program area, every county, every indicator — reported fully

Honest

Results, challenges, and lessons learned included without spin

Timely

Published within six months of each reporting year end

Publicly Available

Free to download — no registration, no paywall, no barriers

About Our Annual Reports

Every report is a commitment, not just a document.

BDI's annual reports are not polished marketing documents designed to impress. They are evidence-based accountability documents designed to inform. Each report is built around BDI's program indicators, financial performance, and the honest assessment of what worked, what did not, and what the organization is doing about it.

We publish these reports because accountability is not something BDI does when asked. It is something BDI does by default — to the communities who trust us, the donors who fund us, the partners who work alongside us, and the Liberian public whose development these programs are meant to serve.

What Each Annual Report Contains

Latest Report

BDI Annual Impact Report 2025

Year four of operations — scaling programs, growing partnerships, and launching the Strategic Plan 2025-2029.

PDF
Available for download

Report Highlights

Launch of the Strategic Plan 2025-2029 and all eight program areas formally activated
UNICEF Liberia proposal submitted and NaFAA/OPEC Fund fisheries shortlisting achieved
PSEA policy and MEAL Framework completed and operationalized
Digital Rights Action Plan 2026 submitted to WACSI; DARA membership formalized

Reporting Period

Jan – Dec 2025

Programs Covered

8 Program Areas

Counties Reached

3 Active + 15 Target

Language

English

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2024 Report

BDI Annual Impact Report 2024

Year three of operations — deepening program impact across agriculture, environment, health, and education.

PDF
Available for download

Report Highlights

600+ farmers trained in climate-smart agriculture across Sinoe and Bong counties
5,000+ trees planted and 10 school climate clubs established in coastal communities
500 school-going girls supported through menstrual health education program
Agriculture financing research completed across four Liberian counties

Reporting Period

Jan – Dec 2024

Programs Covered

5 Active Areas

Counties Reached

Sinoe, Bong, Montserrado

Language

English

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2023 Report

BDI Annual Impact Report 2023

Year two of operations — building systems, strengthening partnerships, and expanding community reach.

PDF
Available for download

Report Highlights

GEF/Conservation International SBCRP project successfully implemented in Sinoe County
First formal farmer cooperatives established and linked to market access pathways
NCSCL membership formalized and first national policy engagement activities completed
BDI HR Policy, Financial Management Policy, and Staff Code of Conduct adopted

Reporting Period

Jan – Dec 2023

Programs Covered

3 Active Areas

Counties Reached

Sinoe & Montserrado

Language

English

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Founding Year

BDI Annual Impact Report 2022

Year one of operations — formal registration, first programs launched, and the foundation laid for everything BDI has built since.

PDF
Available for download

Report Highlights

BDI formally registered as a 501(C)3 NGO in Liberia; headquarters established in Monrovia
First agriculture and environment programs launched in Sinoe County
Initial team recruited and organizational governance structures established
First community consultations completed; relationships built with key county stakeholders

Reporting Period

Jun – Dec 2022

Programs Launched

2 Program Areas

County of Operations

Sinoe County

Language

English

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How to Read Our Reports

Six things worth looking for in every BDI annual report.

Indicator Performance

Every report tracks BDI's progress against the program indicators set at the start of the year. Look for the percentage of targets achieved and the explanation of any gaps — this is where the most honest assessment of BDI's performance lives.

Financial Summary

The financial section shows total income, total expenditure, and the breakdown by program area and funding source. This tells you where BDI's money came from and exactly where it went — program by program and county by county.

Community Voices

Each report includes direct testimony from the communities BDI serves. These are not marketing quotes selected to impress — they are representative voices from the program areas that give context and humanity to the numerical results.

Lessons Learned

BDI's reports include a dedicated section on what we would do differently. This is unusual in the NGO sector — and it is what makes BDI's reporting credible. Organizations that only publish their successes have something to hide. BDI does not.

Partner Acknowledgements

Every partner, donor, and supporting institution is acknowledged in the report. The partnership section also describes the nature of each relationship and the specific value each partner contributed — financial and non-financial.

Priorities for the Year Ahead

Each report closes with BDI's priorities for the following year — specific, measurable, and grounded in what the evidence from the current year has shown. This section is the basis against which the next annual report will hold BDI accountable.

Our Reporting Commitment

We report not because we have to — but because it is the right thing to do.

Many NGOs publish annual reports only when donors require them, and only show the parts of their work that look good. BDI's approach is different. We publish annual reports as a matter of principle — because the communities we serve, the Liberian public, and the wider development sector deserve to know exactly what BDI is doing with the trust and resources they have provided. If you read our reports and have questions, we welcome them.

Published Annually, Every Year

BDI commits to publishing a report for every year of operations, without exception, within six months of the year end.

Publicly Available — No Barriers

All reports are available here as free PDF downloads. No registration required, no email capture, no paywall. Transparency should not have conditions.

Honest About Challenges

BDI's reports include what did not work alongside what did. Selective reporting is a form of dishonesty — and we will not practice it.

Questions Always Welcome

If you read our reports and want to discuss anything — methodology, results, finances — contact us directly. We welcome scrutiny from donors, partners, and the public.

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