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More than one thousand people are dead or missing after unprecedented mudslides affected Sierra Leone on August 2017. World Bank disaster management specialists responded to conduct a damage and loss assessment to help define a coordinated strategy
Freetown Flooding
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Further damage occurred due to flash flooding as heavy rains continued. Almost 800 buildings were damaged with 338 completely destroyed.
Mudslide Debris
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Recent landslide and floods carried sediment, debris and caused environmental pollution. The World Bank is providing immediate and long term support to improve waste management in Freetown
Floodwaters
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Critical infrastructure was wiped out. Eight bridges washed away, roads and power lines were damaged. The water utility was also badly affected since the main water supply pipes were cut and pumps damaged.
Regent Area
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World Bank steps up with emergency support to Sierra Leone.
