This training underscores the importance of context analysis to conflict sensitive programming. It will equip participants with the basic concepts and tools for context analysis. It will also help participants to understand how analysis can inform programme design and implementation to maximise positive impacts for peace while minimising negative impacts (Do No Harm). The training targets […]

The roundtable will bring experts, donors and practitioners together to discuss the role of compensation and restitution in justice and peace in South Sudan, and consequent implications for donors and diplomacy. The CSRF will use the analysis generated to help donors and diplomats think through related policies and practice. This is a closed event with […]

This reflection exercise is aimed at those responsible for designing, managing, or implementing community engagement and feedback mechanisms. Join us to explore best practices, their importance for conflict sensitivity, and how to integrate contextual analysis into this work. This session will be led by the CSRF with support from our consortium partner, CDA Collaborative Learning, […]

Aid has interacted with governance, the state, and power in South Sudan in different ways at different times. Different models of engagement have had different implications for peace and conflict. The recent agreement in Khartoum will likely lead to increasing internal and external pressure for aid actors to re-evaluate their approaches to working with government. […]

This 1-day course is aimed at donors and aid practitioners working in South Sudan. It primarily targets staff who are new to South Sudan, though is also helpful for national and longer-term expatriate staff. The course will cover three modules - culture and authority; environment, economy and livelihood; and conflict and peace. Each will be […]