LiberiaFreeport Authority
Republic of Liberia
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Liberia Freeport Authority

State-owned port authority managing the Freeport of Monrovia and Liberia's maritime ports. Oversees cargo handling, port concessions, customs facilitation, and harbor operations. A major source of non-tax government revenue.

Source: LPA Annual Report / MFDP National Budget

Annual Expenditure

$17.2M

FY 2024

Active Employees

890

FY 2024

Approved Workforce

960

Authorized strength

Fill Rate

93%

Employees / workforce

Expenditure changed+8.9%year-over-year (FY 2023 → 2024).

Expenditure Trend

Annual allocation (USD Millions)

2020202120222023202405101520
  • Expenditure

Workforce Capacity

Active employees vs approved workforce

2020202120222023202402505007501000
  • Employees
  • Workforce

Yearly Financial & Performance Metrics

Fiscal YearExpenditureActive EmployeesApproved WorkforceFill Rate
FY 2024$17.2M89096093%
FY 2023$15.8M86093092%
FY 2022$14.5M83090092%
FY 2021$13.0M80087092%
FY 2020$12.0M78085092%

Primary sources

MFDP
— Ministry of Finance and Development Planning: National Budget, budget execution reports, public debt and fiscal transfers
CSA
— Civil Service Agency: Government establishment, payroll and workforce records
LRA
— Liberia Revenue Authority: Annual Report: tax and non-tax collections, taxpayer register, filing and payment compliance
IMF
— International Monetary Fund: Article IV consultation reports, World Economic Outlook and fiscal/debt analysis
World Bank
— World Bank Group: World Development Indicators, Liberia Economic Update, debt and poverty statistics

Each figure above is attributed to the publishing institution and its reporting period. Derived and AI-generated forecasts are labelled separately from published data.

Liberia Economic Intelligence Platform · Data compiled from official national and international sources: CBL · MFDP · LISGIS · LRA · IMF · World Bank · UNDP · WHO · FAO · UNESCO