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VISIONARY LEADERSHIP IN TIMES OF CHANGE
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Leadership becomes most visible when circumstances are difficult. When a country is experiencing conflict, economic pressure, displacement, climate-related shocks and institutional challenges, people look to leaders for direction. But difficult times also reveal the difference between leadership that simply reacts to problems and leadership that helps people imagine and build a better future. For South…
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PEACE IS A DAILY CHOICE: LESSONS FROM VILLAGES
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Peace is often discussed as though it begins with major political agreements, national conferences and formal negotiations. These processes matter, but peace is also built through thousands of ordinary decisions made every day. In South Sudan’s villages, peace can begin with a neighbour choosing dialogue instead of retaliation, a farmer sharing access to a water…
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FROM CRISIS TO COMMUNITY: RELIEF WITH PURPOSE
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When a crisis strikes, immediate assistance can mean the difference between life and death. Families affected by conflict, displacement, flooding, hunger or other emergencies may need food, clean water, shelter, healthcare, protection and other essential services without delay. Relief is therefore an essential part of humanitarian action. But relief should not end with survival. For…
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EMPOWERED MOTHERS, EMPOWERED COMMUNITIES
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A community’s strength can often be seen in the strength of its families. Within many South Sudanese households, mothers carry responsibilities that extend far beyond caring for children. They contribute to food production, household income, education, health, community relationships and the daily work of keeping families together during difficult circumstances. When mothers have knowledge, resources,…
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FAITH AND DEVELOPMENT: PARTNERS, NOT RIVALS
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Faith and development are sometimes treated as separate areas of life. Development is associated with schools, health facilities, livelihoods, infrastructure and economic opportunity, while faith is associated with worship, spiritual life, morality and community. In South Sudan, however, these areas are closely connected. Faith communities are part of the social fabric of the country. Churches,…
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YOUTH, TECH, AND TRANSFORMATION
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South Sudan’s young population represents one of the country’s greatest opportunities. Across towns, cities, rural communities and displaced populations, young people are learning, creating, communicating and looking for ways to build better lives. Technology is increasingly becoming part of that search. A smartphone, computer, solar-powered device or internet connection may appear to be a simple…
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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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BREAKING BARRIERS: WOMEN LEADING CHANGE
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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…
