You’ve now reached the end of this course. We hope it was useful and has motivated you, and given you some new tools for better understanding the conflicts currently happening in Sudan. We also hope that you are in a better position to understand how aid can interact with those conflicts – for better or worse. If you’d like to go deeper and practically apply some of these ideas in person and with others, join us for one of our in-person Conflict Analysis courses, or some of the other courses that the CSF offers.
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Land use patterns and trends in Sudan are inextricably tied to a wide range of dynamics that shape the country’s potential for both peace and conflict. This course will briefly explore the main features of these dynamics and how they interact with the massive humanitarian relief and development efforts currently underway in Sudan, which have the potential to drive or mitigate potential land-based conflicts.
This course is only offered online, and provides a very rich overview of the various factors that contribute to violent land conflicts as well as peaceful management of land. It should be considered necessary knowledge for anyone working on WASH, infrastructure, camp management, returns, food security, livelihoods or governance. The course covers:
The CSF, hosted by Saferworld, was established in 2021 to support the aid sector in Sudan to be more conflict sensitive. We provide analysis, convene discussions, share learning, and support capacity focused on those issues of greatest priority for the sector. Together we are building a movement for better aid in Sudan.
If you would like to get more information about the Conflict Sensitivity Facility (CSF) Sudan, please contact us via the following channels:
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