Community Land Rights and Responsible Investment
Strengthening community participation, access to information and civil-society engagement in land governance.
Explore →Justice • Dignity • Sustainable development
Every community deserves food, land and a voice.
SiLNoRF works with communities across Sierra Leone to advance the right to food, responsible land governance and environmental justice.
Right to foodLand justiceCommunity powerResponsible development
About SiLNoRF
A passionate NGO rooted in community action
At the Sierra Leone Network on the Right to Food (SiLNoRF), we are a passionate team dedicated to advocating for people’s rights through evidence-based research and campaigning for responsible land use and sustainable development.
Meet the network →16Civil society members
9Districts of operation
2008Founded in Sierra Leone
3Core justice priorities
Where we work
Connected across Sierra Leone
Our network works with communities and civil-society partners in nine operational locations.
View our Makeni office ↗- Makeni, Sierra Leone
- Koinadugu, Sierra Leone
- Kono Town, Sierra Leone
- Bombali, Sierra Leone
- Kambia, Sierra Leone
- Tonkolili, Sierra Leone
- Falaba, Sierra Leone
- Moyamba, Sierra Leone
- Port Loko, Sierra Leone
What we do
Rights-led solutions that last
Our work connects evidence, community experience and constructive policy engagement.
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Right to Food
Advocating for food-security policies, sustainable agriculture and public understanding of food as a fundamental human right.
↗02Land Governance
Supporting fair, responsible and transparent land governance that protects community rights and rural livelihoods.
↗03Environmental Justice
Connecting a healthy environment with human rights, safe living conditions and resilient food systems.
↗In the field
Work designed for lasting impact
Right to Food Evidence and Advocacy
Supporting evidence-based advocacy and public understanding of the right to adequate food.
Explore →Latest stories
News from the network
SiLNoRF and Well Found Sierra Leone Bring Stakeholders Together in Moyamba to Strengthen Customary Land Rights and Peaceful Land Governance
Multi-stakeholder engagement promotes understanding of Sierra Leone’s 2022 land laws, strengthens community participation and opens a pathway for dialogue on long-standing land disputes
Read story →Our partners
Working together for lasting change
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20Nov 2026
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National Right to Food Learning Forum
A learning and dialogue forum connecting community experience, civil society evidence and policy perspectives.