Jan 5, 2014 - anticipation that UNHCR would be given access with its government counterpart to refugee arrival areas. Pr
Apr 30, 2015 - including estimated numbers and social profile (e.g. ethnic group, age or political affiliation). ... med
A Survey of Sudanese Refugees in Kakuma, Kenya. Roy J. Eidelson and Rebecca Horn. Abstract. With the goal of better understanding some of the psycho-.
Jun 17, 2013 - jointly defined by humanitarian partners and reflected in the ...... tion telecommunications MOSS complia
100 mi. 200 km. National capital. State (wilayah) capital. Town. Major airport.
International boundary. Undetermined boundary*. State (wilayah) boundary.
Jun 17, 2013 - no significant changes in the targets for host communities for the remainder of 2013. ..... education of
Jan 5, 2014 - In Sudan, there are unconfirmed reports of hundreds of people having crossed the border into South Kordofa
rainy season, the communities surveyed had an estimated total population of .... impact of the rains; the Acting Governo
Jan 31, 2017 - Key message: The HCT requests community members and leaders to raise any concerns through existing feedba
Oct 15, 2016 - rehabilitation of one school for the host community in Kharasana. ... A Training-of-Trainers (TOT) was al
Nov 15, 2017 - US $883.5 million. Funding requested by UNHCR for the South Sudan. Situation in 2017. FUNDING AS OF 13 NO
to ria. Units. Units. Time frame. Sphere. TOTAL /. AVERAGE. Sphere. Time frame. 3. 18. 0. 2,425. 0%. 66%. 8%. -. -. -. 6
Mar 31, 2018 - The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or
May 21, 2015 - Disaggregated data is yet to be made available, as registration has not ..... include pledges. ** The req
assessment team visited two areas, Nayure and Akorogbodi, hosting IDPs who fled .... served as a platform for the host c
Feb 1, 2014 - 29 Januaryâ2 February 2014. 2 February 2014 ... Aleinikoff visited South Sudan on 30 Januaryâ2. Februa
Jul 18, 2016 - Response is temporarily suspended outside of Wau town following ... Although the situation is now relativ
Aug 31, 2017 - on SGBV prevention, hygiene promotion .... In August, the water supply coverage stood at 18.6 liters per
arrival of returnees from Sudan and elsewhere in Africa has added to the pressure. The fighting that erupted between the
Mar 31, 2018 - South Sudan Examination for Primary School passed with excellent results ... without documents or even us
Feb 11, 2014 - SUDAN. Internet connectivity. ICT Help Desk. Radio communication. Mingkaman. Kaya. Abyei ...... Laura Jon
Oct 31, 2017 - Regional Service Center (RSC), Nairobi, Kenya .... Many programmes have had to be scaled back to ensure t
Jan 14, 2014 - Map Sources: UNCS, UNHCR. The boundaries and names shown and the designafions used on this map do not imp
Creation date: 23 January 2015 Sources: UNHCR, OCHA, UNCS, UNDP Feedback: UNHCR Regional Support Hub in Nairobi kenrsgis
South Sudan's civil conflicts, economic crisis and political fragmentation continue. Diaspora ... It focuses on the Australian South Sudanese community, and the ...
South Sudan Diaspora Impacts Project South Sudan’s civil conflicts, economic crisis and political fragmentation continue. Diaspora communities around the world – numbering in the hundreds of thousands – are engaged on a daily basis with this situation: via social media, remittances for family and funding of organisations, and through regular visits or work in the region. This engagement appears to financially and practically underpin the survival and organisation of many families, civil organisations, and armed groups.
The Rift Valley Institute’s Diaspora Impacts Project (DIP) aims to fill a vital knowledge gap on the networks and systems of this diaspora. It focuses on the Australian South Sudanese community, and the mechanisms through which they may influence South Sudan’s current civil war. The impact, credibility and use of this digital, financial, and practical engagement within South Sudan are very poorly understood. The project builds on a scoping study that was commissioned early in 2017 by the Australian Embassy to Ethiopia and South Sudan. Working with the Universities of Juba and Monash, the research project is designed to provide grounded knowledge of the real impacts of Australia-based diaspora engagement within the country. It actively engages the Australian-South Sudanese community both in Juba and in Melbourne in research and reflection. The project is run through a network of South Sudanese researchers, graduate student bodies, highly experienced regional and diaspora researchers. The research is led by Nicki Kindersley (University of Cambridge); Rebecca Lorins (University of Juba) and Sara Maher (Monash University). In early 2018, the RVI will disseminate findings of the research in a series of events and publications. The project aims to provide an evidentiary basis with direct implications for policy on emergency aid, conflict mitigation/de-escalation actions, mediation and peacebuilding planning, and transitional and post-war justice issues within both the diasporic and international communities. The Rift Valley Institute (RVI: London, Nairobi & Juba) is a lead policy and advocacy agency in East Africa (http://riftvalley.net/).
