Core Insights - The Liberian Ministry of Agriculture has officially launched the construction and rehabilitation of 59 kilometers of critical agricultural roads in Bong County through the "Second Phase of the Economic Crop Promotion Project (TCEP-II)" aimed at improving farmers' access and strengthening the agricultural value chain [1] Group 1 - The project is divided into seven segments, connecting key agricultural communities, which is expected to significantly reduce transportation costs, minimize post-harvest losses, and increase income for farmers and traders [1] - The Minister of Agriculture emphasized that this initiative is a direct investment in food production and rural livelihoods, urging contractors to adhere strictly to contracts and timelines while ensuring local communities benefit directly through employment during the construction phase [1] - In addition to the initiated 59 kilometers, another 28 kilometers of roads are currently in the procurement stage, contributing to a total of 340 kilometers of feeder roads being rehabilitated in Bong and Lofa counties under the TCEP-II project, funded by the International Fund for Agricultural Development [1] Group 2 - All construction works are expected to be completed within 10 months, providing reliable all-weather access for agricultural areas and facilitating the transformation of Bong and Lofa counties into stronger agricultural production corridors [1]