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• Effectiveness of minimum quality standards for primary education in low and lower middle-income countries

  Author(s): Hassan AhmedPublished: 2019Topics: EducationAttachment: 548_Effectiveness_of_Minimum_Quality_Standards_For_Primary_Education.pdf378.65 KB

• Generating Sustainable Livelihoods and Leadership for Peace in South Sudan: Lessons from the Ground

  Author(s): Paul Mulindwa and Bradley Petersen Published: 2019Topics: Conflict, PeacebuildingAttachment: CCR_ARC_Project_Brief_2.pdf763.72 KB

• Using livelihoods to support primary health care for South Sudanese refugees in Kiryandongo, Uganda

  Author(s): Published: 2019Topics: HealthAttachment: Livelihoods Final.pdf1.04 MB

• Gender as a causal factor in conflict

  Author(s): Jenny BirchallPublished: 2019Topics: Conflict, GenderAttachment: 549_Gender_as_A_Causal_Factor_in_Conflict.pdf552.68 KB

• SOUTH SUDAN VILLAGE ASSESSMENT SURVEY

  Author(s): International Organization for Migration (IOM)Published: 2019Topics: PeacebuildingAttachment: DTM_VAS_Report_fin_2019.pdf13.52 MB

• Lessons Learned from Education Programmes' Contribution to Peace and Stability

  Author(s): Roz PricePublished: 2019Topics: EducationAttachment: 577_Education_Programming_and_Peacebuilding.pdf685.82 KB

• EDUCATION- FOCUSED GENDER ANALYSIS CASE STUDIES: PIBOR AND JUBA, SOUTH SUDAN

  Author(s): OXFAMPublished: 2019Topics: Education, GenderAttachment: rr-south-sudan-education-gender-analysis-260319-en.pdf1.07 MB

• Housing, Land and Property Disputes in South Sudan: Findings from a survey Nimule, Torit, Wau and Yei

  Author(s): David K. Deng and CSRF Published: 2019Topics: Conflict, PeacebuildingAttachment: SSLS_HLP-report_final-003.pdf428.08 KB

• Lost and Found in Upstate New York: Exploring the Motivations of “Lost Boys” Refugees as Founders of International Non-profit Organizations

  Author(s): Susan Appe and Ayelet Oreg Published: 2019Topics: Anthropology and History, ConflictAttachment: 0095399719890311.pdf144.72 KB

• Monetized Livelihoods and Militarized Labour in South Sudan’s Borderlands

  Author(s): Nicki Kindersley and Joseph Diing MajokPublished: 2019Topics: Agriculture, ConflictAttachment: Monetized Livelihoods and Militarized Labour in South Sudan’s Borderlands by Nicki Kindersley and Josephy Diing Majok - RVI X-Border Project (2019).pdf790.21 KB