Missed Out: The role of local actors in the humanitarian response in the South Sudan conflict
Lessons from South Sudan demonstrate why involving and strengthening national actors is the only approach that is truly effective and sustainable.
South Sudan became an independent country in 2011 amid much hope and optimism, following a referendum in which its people voted overwhelmingly to separate from Sudan. However, in December 2013, a major conflict erupted that has devastated areas of the country and escalated ethnic tensions.
South Sudan is in the midst of a humanitarian crisis. Our partners are working in the areas worst affected by violence, providing emergency supplies such as food, clean water, hygiene kits and shelter.
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Humanitarian briefing paper - South Sudan (2014)
Looks at causes and context of crisis in South Sudan, the acute humanitarian need and ways to overcome the crisis in the immediate and longer term.
The missing millions: the cost of tax dodging to developing countries
Looks at the tax dodging that has cost the countries that receive money from the Scottish Government’s international development fund almost £43m.
Stigma and support for people living with HIV in Khartoum (2008)
Examines stigma, discrimination and prejudice faced by people living with HIV in the Sudanese capital, Khartoum.
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