MONROVIA, LIBERIA-President Joseph Boakai has launched and inaugurated the Performance Management Information System (PMIS) in Congo Town.

Through the PMIS, the progress of government institutions and legislators is expected to be tracked on a national digitized platform with transparency and accountability.

President Boakai described the platform on Monday, April 21, 2026, as one of its kind that will improve governance and citizens’ access to reliable information about the government.

According to the President, the launch demonstrates Liberia’s commitment to accountable governance, particularly from a government that plans to be a government that performs.

The President committed the government to creating an enabling environment where institutions can thrive and perform in the interest of the ordinary citizens.

He, however, reechoed his administration’s readiness to invest hugely in bridging capacity gaps and constraints being experienced at various ministries and agencies.

At the same time, the 2025 Performance Management Contracts (PMC) has recognized about thirty-two institutions of the Liberian Government for excellence in implementing the PMC.

The institutions included the Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission (LACC), Civil Service Agency (CSA), Ministry of Public Works, Liberia Revenue Authority (LRA), Ministry of Youth and Sports, National Transit Authority (LTA), and the Ministry of Labor.

Others are the National Port Authority (NPA), Monrovia City Corporation (MCC), Central Bank of Liberia (CBL), Governance Commission, Liberia Telecommunications Authority (LTA), and Liberia Land Authority, among others.

Among the thirty-two institutions, the Liberia Maritime Authority (LMA), National Road Fund of Liberia, Internal Audit Agency (IAA), Ministry of National Defense, and the Liberia Petroleum Refining Company (LPRC) were named top performers.

Meanwhile, over ninety institutions of government have signed the 2026 Performance Management Contracts with President Joseph Boakai.

The Director General of the Cabinet, Nathaniel Kwabo, has highlighted significant progress in the government following the introduction of the Performance Management and Compliance System (PMCS) in 2024.

Kwabo said,” The PMCS remains a flagship reform initiative designed to strengthen accountability, transparency, and citizen-centered service delivery across public institutions”.

He named the signing of the Performance Agreements, the development of Service Delivery Charters, and the conduct of Performance Appraisals to enhance transparency.

The Director General of the Cabinet underscored the significance of ensuring that all public institutions define and pursue clear annual targets that align with national priorities.

He said through the PMCS, a more disciplined, transparent, and citizen-responsive culture has been activated across all institutions of the Government of Liberia.