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Introduction Reported humanitarian needs increased across Jonglei State throughout the first quarter of 2020. An early depletion of food stocks, limited access to livestock and increasing market prices resulted in widespread food insecurity. Moving forward, the existing…

Tensions are high in South Sudan amid an escalation of intercommunal violence. ACLED Research Analyst Andrea Carboni examines the COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on the country’s fragile political situation. This infographic is part of our special CDT…

Across the Greater Horn of Africa, humanitarian needs are rising, as communities grapple with multiple and simultaneous shocks, including desert locust swarms, floods, COVID-19 and violence. An estimated 22.5 million people are severely food insecure in Ethiopia,Kenya,…

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While the number of reported incidents increased only marginally from the previous month, the negative impact on humanitarian access was substantial. Reports of violence against humanitarian personnel and criminality nearly doubled compared to November. The humanitarian footprint shrunk…

Despite a period of relative stability since the signing of the revitalized peace agreement in late 2018, humanitarian needs remained high across South Sudan through 2019. The cumulative effects of years of prolonged conflict, chronic vulnerabilities…

Abnormally heavy seasonal flooding devastated large parts of South Sudan in the second half of 2019 and affected some 900,000 people in areas that were already facing high humanitarian needs. In response, the OCHA-managed Central Emergency…

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Overview About 5.29 million people in South Sudan were severely food insecure in January 2020, in a prolonged food crisis projected to worsen in the coming months. The food crisis is exacerbated by floods, insecurity and low…