Evidence and examples to build resilient livelihoods in the South Sudan context

This rapid based study provide evidence and examples to build resilient livelihoods in South Sudan

From:
Department for International Development
Published
1 June 2016
Country:
South Sudan
Document Type:
Literature Review
Theme:
Agriculture, Climate and Environment and Food and Nutrition
Authors:
Samson, M and Demilew, M

Abstract

This study aims to identify evidence on livelihoods options that can be meaningfully used in the South Sudan context to build resilience to shocks and increase food security. It will be used to inform phase 2 of the Building Resilience through Asset Creation and Enhancement (BRACE) programme.

The study focuses on 5 key questions:

  1. What does resilience look like in the South Sudan context?
  2. Which shocks can we build resilience to in a meaningful way?
  3. What is the evidence that compares food for assets to cash for assets when building resilience?
  4. How can public works build resilience?
  5. Why are some other approaches not suitable for South Sudan?

Citation

Samson, M.; Demilew, A. Rapid desk based study: evidence and examples to build resilient livelihoods in the South Sudan context. Evidence on Demand, UK (2015) i, 15 p

Rapid desk based study: evidence and examples to build resilient livelihoods in the South Sudan context

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