This report was written by Leben Nelson Moro and Jennifer Palmer for the Social Science in Humanitarian Action Platform (SSHAP). This meeting report from a roundtable discussion organised by SSHAP …
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This report was written by Leben Nelson Moro and Jennifer Palmer for the Social Science in Humanitarian Action Platform (SSHAP). This meeting report from a roundtable discussion organised by SSHAP …
Read MoreThis research report was written by Leigh Mayhew, Simon Levine, and Caitlin Sturridge (Overseas Development Institute (ODI); Abraham Diing Akoi, and Fekadu Adugna Tufa; produced as part of Supporting Pastoralism and …
Read MoreThis brief assesses the situation of increased forced displacement from Western Equatoria to Western Bahr el Ghazal states following to the escalation of violence in Nagero County in September 2025. …
Read MoreThis Briefing Paper explores the state of the Nuer self-defence groups. Focusing on the White Army in Upper Nile and Jonglei, especially its structure and links with other military and …
Read MoreThis paper was written by Marie-Luisa Messerschmidt and Emelie Guth. This thesis explores how humanitarian organisations navigate and manage security issues in the conflict zones. Using case studies of three countries, including …
Read MoreThis article was written by Leopody Gayo, Flora Felix Manyama, and John Maina Nyongesa. Using case studies of Eastern African countries, including South Sudan, this report examines the impact of …
Read MoreThese two thematically linked publications from ZOA-Dorcas outline the positive impact of Peace Committees and the community-based sociotherapy approach implemented in Jonglei State of South Sudan as part of a …
Read MoreThis analysis paper explores the experiences and perceptions of affected communities on the protection of civilians, the role of the peacekeeping operations, and other security protection structures in four countries, …
Read MoreThis LSE blog post was written by Constanza Torre and Charlotte Brown. The blog examines the impact of the current food aid cut on Uganda’s self-reliance policy for refugees. Specifically, …
Read MoreThis blog by Martina Santschi and CSRF focusses on the critical importance of bride price for resilience and economic security in crisis-affected South Sudan and calls for a better informed …
Read MoreBased on the assessment on the Sobat-River Corridor, the report assesses the humanitarian situation in Nasir and Ulang counties, after the large-scale violence that began in March has subsided. The …
Read MoreThis research was conducted by Ranga Gworo, David Otim and Gaya Raddadi of the CSRF South Sudan Team, As donor aid is shrinking, the importance of social protection is growing, …
Read MoreUsing case studies of several Sub-Saharan countries, including South Sudan, this paper explores the interplay between checkpoints, conflict, trade and political authorities. The paper finds that roadblocks or checkpoints enhances …
Read MoreAbstract This article offers a longitudinal study of the complex entanglements between infrastructure and sovereignty in the Horn of Africa. By analysing Ethiopia’s imperial transport corridors, the political economy of …
Read MoreSouth Sudan is the world’s most dangerous country to be an aid worker. Frontline health care workers are particularly at risk: five health staff were killed in the first six …
Read MoreDrawing on the literature on the temporalities of infrastructure, this article focuses on the cyclical assertion of centralized authority through road-building in South Sudan, where roads are repeatedly built, projects …
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