UNDP’s local partner “Foundation for Democracy and Functional Governance” (FODAG) launched this vocational training project in Juba on Friday 9th March 2018.
UNDP's PaCC project supported two capacity-building trainings of peace committees in the Northern Bahr El Ghazal Region: the Greater Gumjuer Peace Committee (GGPC) in Nyamlell, and the Joint Border Peace Committee in Aweil.
UNDP partnered with national CSO “SPEDP” to reach 200 vulnerable women
More than 50 organizations working in peacebuilding and dialogues at national and community levels gathered to discuss grassroots outreach efforts as part of the National Dialogue process.
The study analysed progress on indicators from the 2015 baseline
survey, and expanded to include indicators on access to justice and rule of law
and Sustainable Development Goal (SDG), number 16
Although trade barriers remain widespread
How to address famine risk in South Sudan today?
Emergency Call Centre in Juba Resumes Service
The South Sudan National Police Service (SSNPS) officially relaunched the Emergency Call Centre in Bulluk, Juba.
Community-led Cross Border Security Agreement Reached Between Rezeigat and Dinka Malual in Northern Bahr el Ghazal
The conference was held to regulate the pastoralist migration between the two borderland communities.
Sharing Experiences to Build Stronger Grassroots Engagement for an Inclusive National Dialogue
More than 50 organizations working in peace-building and dialogues at national and community levels gathered to discuss grassroots outreach efforts as part of the National Dialogue process.
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About South Sudan
12.34 million
Population
50.6
Poverty rate
$1085
Per capita income
0.467
Human Dev. Index