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Oliver K. Kirui, Khalid Siddig, Hala Abushama and Alemayehu Seyoum Taffesse The economic, social, and humanitarian impacts of the ensuing conflict in Sudan are of monumental proportions – ranging from tragic loss of lives, internal and cross-border displacement, unprecedented human suffering, and massive damage to infrastructure. This study provides evidence on the immediate implications on […]

Khalid Siddig, Mariam Raouf, Mosab Ahmed In this study, we assess sectoral and economywide implication of the conflict in Sudan using a Social Accounting Matrix (SAM) multiplier modeling framework for Sudan connected to national account statistics from the Central Bank of Sudan and other country data including population and poverty. The conflict has exacerbated the […]

Zhe Guo, Hala Abushama, Khalid Siddig, Oliver Kirui, Kibrom Abay and Liangzhi You Conflicts disrupt economic activity and adversely affect the livelihoods of populations. This peer-reviewed article investigates the impact of violent conflict in Sudan on economic activity. Armed conflicts make it difficult to monitor economic activity because they impede conventional data collection attempts. The […]