Through the case study of Juba City, this report assesses the perceptions of basic service delivery among displaced persons, returnees, refugees, and host communities. The report found varied perceptions among these groups. While all the groups considered security as their top priority, they differed in other services, with the host and IDPs ranking transportation as their top priorities, and IDPs and returnees opting for parks. The report suggests that humanitarian agencies should collaborate with city officials to engage with existing IDP and returnee networks.

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