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Education
Sudan Open Learning Organisation: annual report 2005
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October 28, 2016

A common strategy for supporting basic education in emergencies, including in IDP camps, has been the “school in a box” approach. One of the earliest uses of this approach was in the late 1980s by the Sudan Open Learning Organisation, supporting schools set up in informal IDP camps around Khartoum. Sudan Open Learning Organisation’s (SOLO)… Read more

conflict-affected states, Education in emergencies, Sudan
Education
Rapid response: programming for education needs in emergencies
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October 28, 2016

This report examines the influences on educational programming in conflict-induced emergencies. It questions whether standardised interventions are appropriate and effective educational responses, and focuses on child-friendly spaces, school-feeding programmes, and pre-packaged education kits. It draws on a review of literature, and the country studies of Sudan, Lebanon, Uganda, and Timor-Leste.

conflict-affected states, Education in emergencies, Lebanon, Sudan, timor-leste, Uganda
Education
Kenya comprehensive refugee programme 2014
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May 31, 2016

Kenya has been providing protection and lifesaving assistance to refugees since the 1960s. During the 1990s refugee influxes were witnessed from Sudan, Somalia and Ethiopia. While returns took place as the situation improved in places of origin for Sudanese to South Sudan and Ethiopians to Ethiopia, a significant number of refugees remained and continue to… Read more

Ethiopia, Kenya, refugees, Somalia, Sudan
Education
Displaced Sudanese voices on education, dignity, and humanitarian aid
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May 10, 2016

Education is viewed by Sudanese refugees and internally displaced persons as a key prerequisite for social status, prestige, socio-economic survival, and therefore human dignity. Using Sudan as a case study, this article demonstrates that humanitarian aid, which claims to ensure the basic conditions for a life with dignity, often attributes less importance to education than… Read more

Education in emergencies, humanitarian aid, refugee education, Sudan
Education
Health
Fatima’s story: reflections from a qualitative research dissemination on the drivers of child marriage in Gezira state, Sudan
Blog
March 22, 2016

Fatima[1] wears a yellow headscarf. She has bright eyes and a hopeful face. She is 17, has already been married for several years, had a child who died in infancy and has been divorced by her husband. She asks us if we are from India as she loves Bollywood films and wants to go to Mumbai…. Read more

gender and health, Girls' Education, Sudan
Nutrition
Seasonality in South Sudan
Helpdesk Report
November 4, 2015

Acute malnutrition tends to be highest during the lean season April/May – August. The lean season occurs at the same time as the rainy season, when the incidence of malaria and diarrhoea increases. This creates a double burden of vulnerability. The rainy season also brings logistical constraints to the implementation of nutrition activities, hampering communication… Read more

Conflict, Nutrition, seasonality, Sudan
Education
DFID South Sudan Education Programme, Construction & Rehabilitation of Education Facilities – Construction review.
Assignment
March 26, 2012

The South Sudan Education Programme (SSEP) is a three year project that started in March 2011. It is intended that the programme will provide access for an additional 38,000 children to schools every year. Implementation of the programme is divided into two components. One component is the construction of 37 primary and 4 secondary schools… Read more

school infrastructure, Sudan
Education
Economic Appraisal – Expansion of the County Education Centres Project
Assignment
October 3, 2011

The proposed intervention is to finalise construction of 14 County Education Centres (CECs) such that they become operational. The CECs will predominantly be used for the in-service training of teachers, although they will eventually also be used for government training for other sectors, such as health and agriculture. They will also potentially be used by… Read more

Construction, Infrastructure, school infrastructure, Sudan
Education
Scoping Mission for an English Language Training (ELT) Programme in South Sudan
Assignment
July 28, 2011

The objective of this scoping mission is to assess and prioritise the most important English language training needs in South Sudan, in the period following independence. Interviews were carried out with ministries, funders, NGOs, private sector and other groups. The report recommends that DFID should focus on key areas of English language teaching (ELT), to… Read more

english language training, Sudan
Health
Trachoma
Helpdesk Report
June 4, 2011

This report looks at the strategies for trachoma control. Trachoma is endemic in more than 50 countries with more than 80% of the burden concentrated in 14 countries, and predominantly in the savannah areas of East and Central Africa and the Sahel of West Africa. Nearly 110 million people live in areas where trachoma is… Read more

Africa, Blindness, China, Ethiopia, Eye, Health, India, Infection, Nigeria, Sudan, Trachoma, Uganda
Education
Gender
Girls’ Education in Sudan
Helpdesk Report
November 2, 2010

This report gives an overview of the evidence of the economic and social barriers to girls’ education in Sudan. It also gives an overview of barriers which affect the education of both boys and girls. It gives the evidence for successfully addressing barriers to girls’ education in Sudan and examples from other countries of successfully… Read more

Africa, East Africa, Education, Girls, Girls' Education, Sudan

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