The ongoing conflict and political instability in South Sudan has resulted in a severe lack of investment in arts and culture. This has led to a loss of traditional practices and cultural heritage, as well as limited opportunities for artists and performers to showcase their work.... Read more
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Top Problems in South Sudan
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The problem of clean water in South Sudan is a critical issue that affects millions of people. Due to a lack of infrastructure and resources, many communities are forced to rely on contaminated water sources, leading to widespread illness and disease.... Read more
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South Sudan is prone to flooding, which can cause significant damage to homes, crops, and infrastructure. This can lead to displacement, food insecurity, and loss of livelihoods, particularly for vulnerable communities.... Read more
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The problem of disaster response in South Sudan is characterized by limited resources, inadequate infrastructure, and ongoing conflict, which hinder the ability of humanitarian organizations to provide timely and effective assistance to those affected by natural disasters and other emergencies. This has resulted in high levels of vulnerability and ... Read more
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The problem of economic growth in South Sudan is characterized by a lack of infrastructure, limited access to education and healthcare, political instability, and a heavy reliance on oil exports. These factors have hindered the country's ability to diversify its economy and create sustainable growth, leading to high levels of poverty and unemployme... Read more
Top Solutions in South Sudan
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Provide training and resources to the households to help them establish sustainable livelihood options and improve their economic conditions. Read more
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Our project aims to provide education and mentorship to girl groups in South Sudan, empowering them to overcome barriers and achieve their full potential. We will work with local partners to provide access to education, mentorship, and life skills training, helping girls to build confidence, resilience, and leadership skills.... Read more
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Our project aims to provide education, training, and resources to 300 women and youth in South Sudan. By empowering them with the skills and knowledge they need to succeed, we can help them build better lives for themselves and their communities.... Read more
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Our project aims to improve access to healthcare and promote sustainable agriculture in South Sudan, with a focus on empowering local communities to take charge of their own health and wellbeing. Read more
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Our project aims to install handwashing stations in schools throughout South Sudan. By promoting good hygiene practices and providing students with the tools they need to stay healthy, we can help improve attendance rates and promote better learning outcomes.... Read more
Top Projects in South Sudan
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South Sudan's health infrastructure has been decimated by years of war. Providing medical care, funding clinics, and training health workers, will save lives, help these communities rebuild, and rest... Read more
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Famine has been officially declared in South Sudan, and drought conditions throughout the region have also led to food crises in Ethiopia, Kenya, and Somalia where 19.5 million people face severe food... Read more
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In South Sudan, a girl is three times more likely to die in childbirth than she is to graduate high school. In contrast, PESS scholars have a high school graduation rate of over 90%! PESS knows that e... Read more
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The community skills development organization, a national organization of South Sudan located in Yambio plans some strategies to support single mothers in Yambio. The total number of our target popu... Read more
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The Hope Society (HS) aims to train talented youth and women to enable them advocate for peace in the society and also make their voices heard. The training will provide the beneficiaries needed skill... Read more
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