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In this blog, Philip Winter explores the history and development of conservation in South Sudan from 1970s. The blog discusses how the prolonged conflicts, as well as other factors such as illegal game hunting, have contributed to the reduction…

WhatsApp – an Emerging Tool for Violence and Conflict within South Sudan

Conflict and Conservation in South Sudan

Perceptions of gender and conflict sensitivity considerations in South Sudan

Shouldn’t we all be working together to support peace and development in South Sudan?

Navigating the complex webs of Murle authority in Pibor: conflict sensitivity considerations for aid actors

The spread of invasive weeds: conflict sensitivity considerations for aid actors working in Eastern Equatoria and beyond

The challenges of protecting people accused of misusing supernatural powers in South Sudan

Leave No ‘R’ Behind: Bringing the Focus on Resilience Back into Risk in the Context of Fragility, Conflict, and Violence

Leave No ‘R’ Behind: Understanding the Importance of Fostering Resilience in the Context of Fragility, Conflict, and Violence

Ready to go? Conflict sensitivity and the dilemma of returns in South Sudan

Rumours, Conflict Sensitivity, and COVID-19 in South Sudan

Evolving Community Perceptions of COVID-19 in South Sudan

Untying the nexus ‘knot’ in South Sudan

Impact of COVID-19 on Rural Community Work – Conflict Sensitivity Considerations

The impact of COVID-19 on women and girls in South Sudan

The experience of the elderly during COVID-19 in South Sudan: Considerations for a conflict sensitive approach

Crucial, but vulnerable: The role of Chiefs in COVID response and conflict resolution

Homegrown solutions to Pandemic problems: Community-led response to disease

COVID-19 and Conflict Sensitivity Implications in South Sudan

Conflict sensitive approaches to dealing with common South Sudanese cultural practices and COVID-19 prevention measures

What does COVID-19 mean for South Sudan and a conflict sensitive response?

Treading a fine line: Aid agencies and local government in South Sudan

From ‘local knowledge’ to ‘collective intelligence’: the importance of relationships in enabling conflict sensitivity

What we talk about when we talk about ‘capacity’: The barriers to localisation in humanitarian aid include how we talk about local partners

Returns, aid and conflict in South Sudan

South Sudan in 2050: What will Aid’s Legacy be?

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