The "Conflict-Sensitive Returns and Integration" report, conducted by Irina Mosel and Prof. Dr. Leben Nelson Moro, explores the challenges and opportunities associated with the return and integration of displaced populations in South Sudan. Funded by multiple international donors and supported by the Conflict Sensitivity Resource Facility, the research emphasizes the need for conflict-sensitive approaches, community support, and integrated programming to ensure sustainable reintegration and social cohesion.

The document "Back on their feet: The role of PoCs in South Sudan and the potential for returning home" discusses the shift in UNMISS strategy from maintaining Protection of Civilians (PoC) sites to transitioning them to internally displaced person (IDP) camps under government jurisdiction, highlighting the implications for peace and conflict dynamics in South Sudan. The research is based on interviews and focus group discussions conducted in Malakal and Juba.