This blog is the seventh blog of the series ‘Humanitarian access, local action and conflict sensitivity dilemmas in Sudan since…
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This blog is the seventh blog of the series ‘Humanitarian access, local action and conflict sensitivity dilemmas in Sudan since…
This blog is the sixth blog of the series ‘Humanitarian access, local action and conflict sensitivity dilemmas in Sudan since…
Donors and aid workers increasingly understand the need to be conflict sensitive in order to avoid entrenching and sustaining the…
Humanitarian access challenges in Sudan are not new. The control or denial of access by conflict actors to further political,…
As international aid actors struggle to reach those in need and local volunteers come under attack, some businesses are offering…
By Audrey Bottjen “One of the most bitter tragedies of Sudan is that the dilemmas facing humanitarian organisations today are…
Introduction The term ‘settler’ is highly contested and constantly evolving in Sudan. It interacts with the broader concept of identity…
This blog is the second blog of the series ‘Humanitarian access, local action and conflict sensitivity dilemmas in Sudan since…
This blog is the first blog of the series ‘Humanitarian access, local action and conflict sensitivity dilemmas in Sudan since…
Introducing a new CSF blog series Six months of devastating conflict have plummeted Sudan into what the Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian…
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.
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