Category: Education
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SUSTAINABLE FUTURES: GREEN PRACTICES IN SOUTH SUDAN
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South Sudan is a country blessed with extraordinary natural resources. Its rivers and wetlands support communities, its forests provide food, fuel and livelihoods, and its fertile lands offer enormous agricultural potential. Its wildlife and biodiversity are also valuable national assets. Yet these resources are under increasing pressure from climate change, population growth, displacement, poverty and…
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GUARDIANS OF HOPE: PROTECTING THE LITTLE ONES
Children are among the most precious members of every society, yet they are often the least able to protect themselves when crisis strikes. In South Sudan, generations of children have grown up amid conflict, displacement, poverty, floods, food insecurity, interrupted education, and humanitarian emergencies. Many have experienced circumstances that no child should have to face.…
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BREAKING BARRIERS: WOMEN LEADING CHANGE
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Tags :Concern Worldwide, HealthNet TPO, UNDP, UNESCO, UNFPA, UNICEF, UNMISS, UNWOMEN, WFP, World VisionSouth Sudan cannot build a stronger future while leaving half of its human capacity at the margins. Women have always contributed to the survival, stability, and recovery of South Sudanese communities, often under conditions in which their work receives little recognition. They raise children, cultivate farms, trade in markets, care for families, support displaced relatives,…
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SERVANT LEADERSHIP FOR A NEW GENERATION
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Leadership is often associated with authority, position, recognition, and control. A leader is imagined as the person at the front of the room, the person whose name appears on the document, the person who makes the final decision, or the person surrounded by others waiting for instructions. But leadership is much bigger than position. True…
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Why Forgiveness Is Our Greatest Weapon
RACBO South Sudan continues to promote peacebuilding, reconciliation, and community healing as part of its mission to serve vulnerable communities. In a country where many families have experienced conflict, loss, displacement, and division, forgiveness remains one of the strongest tools for rebuilding trust and restoring relationships. Forgiveness does not mean denying pain. It does not…
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Emergency Response in Action: Beyond Survival
RACBO South Sudan continues to strengthen its commitment to emergency response as part of its service to communities facing crisis, hardship, and urgent human needs. In times of disaster, conflict, displacement, hunger, disease, or sudden loss, people need more than sympathy. They need timely action, practical support, and human care that protects life and restores…
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Living the Word: Practical Christianity in South Sudan
Christianity in South Sudan is not new. Churches stand in towns and villages. Bibles are read. Songs are sung. Prayers rise every day. Yet the deeper question remains: how is the Word lived? To live the Word is to move beyond words. It is to carry faith into daily life. It is to turn belief…
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Lokiliri-Nesitu Closes 2025 With a Five-Day Push for Women’s Political Participation
On 22 December 2025 in Lokiliri-Nesitu, we concluded our final activity of the year under the UNDP peacebuilding project: a five-day community awareness campaign for young women in targeted payams and communities. The campaign focused on three connected priorities: understanding the Gender Equality Fund Bill, building practical leadership capacity, and popularizing the Political Parties Act…
