The UN Mission and Local Churches in South Sudan: Opportunities for Partnerships in Local Peacebuilding

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This document (2011) argues that the new UN mission would benefit from partnering with local churches to improve the impact of local peacebuilding initiatives in South Sudan. It looks for comparative advantages of both UNMIS and local churches.

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