By Martina Santschi, and CSRF This meta-analysis offers an overview of the literature on governance in South Sudan in the CSRF repository by exploring salient and timely questions for donor-funded...
This research was conducted by Irina Mosel and Prof. Dr Leben Nelson Moro with support of the Conflict Sensitivity Resource Facility (CSRF) colleagues. Executive Summary Since fighting flared up in...
By Gaya Raddadi and the Conflict Sensitivity Resource Facility Women in South Sudan are subject to limited access to political, economic, social resources due to the country’s rigid patriarchal...
This blog by Sean McGovern and Abraham Diing Akoi, is based on a recently published research report on social media and violence. The blog explores the intersection between the use of social media,...
In this blog, Lona Elia Morgan and Livia Oliver discuss the concept of gender and conflicting perceptions of the concept among South Sudanese communities. Based on their extensive gender work, they...
This Research Repository has been compiled by the Conflict Sensitivity Resource Facility (CSRF) to assist donors and aid workers in South Sudan to better understand the context in which they work...
Introduction Biometric registration — or the collection and storage of identity data such as fingerprints, iris scans, and demographic information — is increasingly used as a prerequisite for the...
The Partnership for Peace, Recovery and Resilience (PfPRR), one of the platforms for a Humanitarian, Development and Peace (HDP) nexus in South Sudan, has made progress in rallying field-based...
The interim period between the signing of the Sudan Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) on January 9, 2005, and South Sudan’s independence on July 9, 2011, saw a strong engagement by Western...
Summary In South Sudan, chiefs have played a key role in different fields linked to development, humanitarian aid, and state-building and peacebuilding for decades. Chiefs engage in local governance,...