About RPAL
The Rubber Planters’ Association of Liberia (RPAL) was founded in 1966 by an Act of the Legislature. It is a key representative organization for rubber growers and processors in the value chain. RPAL’s primary aim is to promote, foster, and protect the rubber planting and processing industry and the interests of rubber planters in Liberia to contribute to the economy’s growth.
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Mission
To support and promote the interests of rubber planters in Liberia through advocacy, capacity building, and facilitating access to resources, markets, and best practices in rubber cultivation and processing.
Vision
To be the leading organization advocating for the sustainable growth and development of the rubber industry in Liberia, enhancing the livelihoods of rubber producers and contributing to the national economy.
Our Objectives
Advocacy:
Representing the interests of rubber planters to government, industry stakeholders, and international bodies.
Capacity Building:
Offering training and resources to enhance the skills and knowledge of rubber growers.
Market Access:
Facilitating connections between rubber producers and processors and coordinating a harmonious relationship.
Sustainability:
Promoting environmentally sustainable practices in rubber cultivation to ensure the long-term viability of the industry.
Research and Development:
Collaborating with research institutions to foster innovation and improve rubber production techniques.
Membership
RPAL comprises a diverse membership, including smallholder farmers, large-scale rubber plantations, cooperatives, and processors. Membership benefits include access to training programs, market information, networking opportunities, and participation in advocacy initiatives.
Key Activities
- Training and Workshops: Regularly organized programs to improve farm management, productivity, and sustainable practices.
- Collaboration with Government: Partnering with various governmental agencies to shape policies that support the rubber industry.
- Market Information Services: Provide members up-to-date market opportunities and price information.
- Research Initiatives: Engage with research institutes to develop better rubber-improved clones and cultivation techniques.
- Promotion of Fair-Trade Practices: Advocating for fair compensation and working conditions for rubber workers.
Meet Our Team
Meet our hard-working management team full of highly skilled individuals who are passionate about the work we do and want to see the world a better place.
