This week we sit down with IGR’s Governance Officer, Emmanuella Sandy, to further build on our previous episode that discussed the second iteration of the Citizen’s Manifesto (CM). The CM was first introduced in 2018 as a way to identify citizen policy priorities and the desires of citizens that should be taken on board by political parties. In this week we discuss what are the demands of citizens in Sierra Leone. How many demands are there, and what do they look like? There are not only demands at the national level, but also at each district level. The objective of the CM is to shape party priorities and manifestos going forward.
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