This January, the people of Southern Sudan vote in an historic referendum to decide whether the South should remain part of a united Sudan or whether it should secede and become the world’s newest sovereign state. To mark the referendum, ODI has produced a number of resources looking at the development and humanitarian status of Southern Sudan.
This January, the people of Southern Sudan vote in an historic referendum to decide whether the South should remain part of a united Sudan or whether it should secede and become the world’s newest sovereign state. To mark the referendum, ODI has produced a number of resources looking at the development and humanitarian status of Southern Sudan.
Amongst other subjects, articles in the latest issue explore crime, continuity and social change following Hurricane Katrina, disaster risk reduction and 'built in' resilience, and information technology and emergency management. For the full table of contents, or to subscribe or submit an article, please visit wileyonlinelibrary.com/journal/disa
This policy brief looks at the impacts of violence, insecurity and repeated displacement on men and women as a result of rapid urbanisation in Juba, Southern Sudan.