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'Above all, more robust and coherent political action is required regionally and internationally to help identify solutions to outstanding issues between the two countries and bring the conflict in the border areas to an end.' -
Humanitarian assistance webcast 4: NGOs' rights and responsibilities for humanitarian access
Ashley Jackson - Research Fellow in the Humanitarian Policy Group - takes part in this webcast focusing on how humanitarian organisations should respond to legal and policy constraints in obtaining access to vulnerable populations in times of conflict of internal disturbance.
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Perspectives on NGO relations, roles and functions in the aid structure in South Sudan
HPG served as part of the Reference Group, which provides an advisory role to the PSO Thematic Learning Programme (TLP). The aim is to support PSO in carrying out research process on the roles and functions of INGOs and NNGOs in South Sudan. -

Village residents flee fighting in Abyei
Internally Displaced Persons on the road fleeing large-scale fighting in Abyei, between the Sudan Armed Forces and the Sudan Peoples Liberation Army. 20/05/2008
License: Creative Commons
Credit: UN Photo/Tim McKulka
Source: FlickrUrban displacement: implications for humanitarian and development actors
This event will explore research on displacement in urban settings and will enable policy-makers, operational agencies and researchers to share their experiences and understanding of how to best engage in urban contexts and assist urban displaced population.
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Children and social protection in the Middle East and North Africa: a mapping exercise
Rachel Marcus and Paola Pereznieto with Erin Cullen and Nicola JonesThis ODI Working Paper maps key social protection initiatives and stakeholders at national level in the Middle East and North Africa, with a specific focus on child-sensitive social protection. -
Children and social protection in the Middle East and North Africa
Paola Pereznieto, Rachel Marcus and Erin CullenThis Project Briefing synthesises findings from a study mapping social protection in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, with a particular focus on policies and programmes that impact children and how these might be strengthened. -
Pipelines and donkey carts - A social risk analysis of water availability, access and use in Nyala, South Darfur
Alan Nicol, Mohamed Abdulrahman Elamin and Nawal Hassan Osman with Mahbouba Abdelrahman Ali, Suleiman Mohamed Nour, Tayalla Elmedani, Sumaya Mohamed Yagoub and Aisha Mustafa El-Neima MohamedThis study seeks to examine the social impact of increased water availability in Nyala, provided for through Darfur Urban Water Supply Project, particularly to understand in more detail how the existing ‘water economy’ of Nyala may change as the resource is made more available via an expanded town network, and how this change may affect the poor and contribute to or mitigate future conflict. -

Sudan's unfinished business: fighting in Southern Kordofan
Sara Pantuliano discusses the continuing conflict in Sudan in the contested border state of Southern Kordofan, on the Guardian's Poverty Matters Blog. -

Village residents flee fighting in Abyei
Internally Displaced Persons on the road fleeing large-scale fighting in Abyei, between the Sudan Armed Forces and the Sudan Peoples Liberation Army. 20/05/2008
License: Creative Commons
Credit: UN Photo/Tim McKulka
Source: FlickrSudan and South Sudan's unfinished business: Abyei and Southern Kordofan
The arrival of the Ethiopian peacekeeping force in Sudan has again focused attention on the disputed region of Abyei. This event brings together Dr Luka Biong Deng, and His Excellency Abdullahi Alazreg to discuss their different perspectives on the issues, with His Excellency Norbert Braakhuis providing additional reflections.
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South Sudan: a nation in the making
From the independence celebrations in Juba, Sara Pantuliano writes about her hopes and fears for the new nation of South Sudan.









