Conclusion: Charting a Path Forward for Sierra Leone

Rosalind Mowatt (), Monique Newiak () and Sukhwinder Singh ()
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Rosalind Mowatt: International Monetary Fund, Institute for Capacity Development
Monique Newiak: International Monetary Fund, Middle East Regional Technical Assistance Center
Sukhwinder Singh: International Monetary Fund, Africa Training Institute

Chapter Chapter 14 in Navigating Economic Storms and Emerging from Fragility, 2026, pp 181-184 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract Sierra Leone’s journey through a myriad of economic, social, and environmental challenges has demonstrated the resilience and potential of this nation. This book has examined the critical elements necessary for Sierra Leone to navigate a complex economic landscape. These range from tackling fiscal challenges and containing debt vulnerabilities, to reducing inflation, to strengthening institutional frameworks—notably at the central bank—to fostering economic stability and inclusive, sustainable, and green growth through transformative reforms. This conclusion pulls together a few of the key insights from the chapters and offers general recommendations.

Keywords: Macroeconomic stability; Revenue mobilization; Debt management; Institutional capacity; Inclusive growth; Climate adaptation; Women’s empowerment (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2026
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-92147-6_14

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