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Taking a Great Leap Forward

Grand Vision for Stability and Growth in South Sudan

Government of South Sudan launches public consultations on formation of Truth, Reconciliation and Healing Commission

UNDP, Stanbic Bank partner to unlock economic opportunities and drive sustainable growth in South Sudan

UNDP Support to Access to Justice, Security and Human Rights Strengthening in 2021

Joint Message of Solidarity with South Sudanese women on International Women’s Day 2022

People, Opportunities, Choice: South Sudan’s National Development Strategy Looking Forward

Ingenuity in the Face of Crisis: Solutions-Mapping in South Sudan’s Jonglei State

Press Release

Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation graduates first merit-based recruited junior diplomats of South Sudan

73 young South Sudanese graduate from a three-month programme and join diplomacy in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation.

Press Release

More 251 inmates graduate at Juba and Wau prisons after completing transformative vocational training

A total of 251 inmates have graduated after completing the transformative vocational training designed to rehabilitate prisoners, increase prospects of employment and support re-integration of ex-offenders on release and in so doing reduce recidivism, de-congest prisons and improve community safety.

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#SouthSudanMade talent take up IGNITE Food Systems Challenge South Sudan

Last year in November, WFP and UNDP announced the IGNITE Food Systems Challenge to invite South Sudan’s most talented entrepreneurs to address the systematic challenge of famine and food insecurity.

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South Sudan's first national Adaptation Plan for Climate Change

First National Adaptation for Climate Change for the Republic of South Sudan

Press Release

UNDP Partners with Stanbic Bank to support In-prison Rehabilitation in South Sudan

The support strengthens the rehabilitation and social reintegration of inmates on release and reduces reoffence. Vocational training at the prisons fills a gap that can otherwise lead to reoffending and an increase in criminal activity.

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UNDP has been working in South Sudan for over 30 years, supporting efforts to achieve sustainable development, building and strengthening resilience to crises and shocks, safeguarding development gains, fostering good governance, building lasting peace, protecting the environment, creating opportunities for empowerment and addressing the legacies of conflict.