Climate Finance: The IMF has approved a new $211.5m package for Sierra Leone under its Resilience and Sustainability Facility, aimed at helping the country withstand climate-related shocks, alongside an immediate $31.7m disbursement from its Extended Credit Facility review. Flood Preparedness: NDMA has launched a public awareness campaign in flood-prone Freetown communities, urging residents to protect drainage and waterways ahead of heavy rains. Inclusive Climate Adaptation: The Sierra Leone Association of Persons Living with Albinism (SLAPWA) is calling for albinism inclusion in national climate adaptation and disaster risk plans, warning that rising UV exposure is worsening health risks. Energy & Renewables: VP Dr. Mohamed Juldeh Jalloh highlighted energy gains, including rising electricity access and support from major energy investments, while AXIAN Energy announced a $60m financing facility to expand renewable projects across Africa. Ocean & Blue Economy: Global leaders announced $6.4bn in new ocean commitments at the Our Ocean Conference in Mombasa, with support for fisheries, climate resilience and the blue economy. Governance & Accountability: Sierra Leone’s Anti-Corruption Commission reported strong participation at an African anti-corruption assembly, including the launch of a new anti-corruption research and studies centre.