This study investigates the determinants of access to safe water and reliable energy for households in Sudan using nationally representative data from a recent labor market survey. The results show that urbanization, education, and wealth significantly enhance the access households have to these essential services, while rural areas and less developed regions, particularly in the […]
Income, employment, transfers, and household welfare dynamics before and during the conflict in Sudan
This study examines the impact in Sudan of conflict on employment and incomes and the effect of remittances and assistance received by a household on its food insecurity and food consumption. The analyses use data from the 2022 Sudan Labor Market Panel Survey (SLMPS), the 2023 Sudan Rural Household Survey (SRHS), and the 2024 Sudan […]
The effects of conflict-induced migration on food security and health related outcomes in Sudan: From displacement to despair
This study investigates the socioeconomic effects of conflict-induced migration in Sudan, focusing on the food security and access to healthcare of displaced households. Triggered by the civil conflict that started in April 2023, the recent widespread displacement of households has intensified vulnerabilities across the country. Using three datasets—the pre conflict 2022 Sudan Labor Market Panel […]
The socioeconomic impact of armed conflict on Sudanese urban households: Evidence from a National Urban Household Survey
Eighteen months of war have deeply affected urban households in Sudan: 31 percent have been displaced, full-time employment has plummeted by half, over 70 percent of the urban households in Sudan had all or some of school-aged kids stop attending school, and only one out of seven urban households can access full health services—concluded a […]
Sustainable livestock development in Sudan: Challenges, opportunities, and policy priorities
Livestock is a crucial component of Sudan's national economy, making significant contributions to poverty alleviation and food security. However, despite the sector's importance, the country has not conducted a comprehensive livestock census since 1975, leaving it with outdated and often unreliable data. Discrepancies between official statistics and field observations highlight the need for updated and […]
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