The UNEP?s standardized toolkit inculpates dioxins and furans as two of the twelve persistent organic pollutants (POPS) that are of extreme hazard to humans and animals. The Stockholm convention on POPs requires signatories to take measures to reduce emissions with a view to eliminating the unintentional production of the POPs. No known action has been taken to follow-up on the signing, ratification, and development of the national implementation plan (NIP) on POPs in Sierra Leone, albeit the continuity of activities that are known to release them in the environment. The project, intended to offer guidance and education to local and community level stakeholders, is divided into three distinct components: local level monitoring of POPs at the Granville Brook and Bormeh King Tom dump sites, working with the local community on POPs management through the development of local and affordable technologies for minimizing POPs release, and implementing consultative forums that will act as a platform for the domestication of the Stockholm Convention.