Possibilities and limitations of anticipatory action in complex crises: acting in advance of flooding in South Sudan

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This article assesses the implementation of anticipatory action (AA) in complex crises. Using the case of the 2022 United Nations ‘early action’ pilot in response to extreme flooding in South Sudan, the article identifies challenges to the implementation of the project in the country and finds value in flexibility.

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