This synthesis paper summarises the findings from the second phase of an in-depth research project on the reintegration of Internally Displaced Persons and refugees returning to Southern Sudan and the Three Areas.
This is the first research study specifically to analyse the linkages between livelihoods and protection in conflict, and to examine whether greater linkages in analysis and action can contribute to making people safer.
This paper presents the findings of a study commissioned by World Food Programme (WFP) in early 2006 to enhance understanding of how the conflict in Darfur has affected livelihoods and markets, and of the effects of food aid.
Despite more than 20 years of distribution of free emergency food in eastern Sudan, Global Acute Malnutrition rates are currently the highest in the country. WFP must rethink its assistance strategy and advocate for complementarity in the efforts by development actors working across a range of sectors.
A review of current approaches to dealing with chronic conflict and political instability in remote areas.
