South Sudan: Analysis of Refugee Livelihoods in Protracted Refugee Situations in Central and Western Equatoria

South Sudan: Analysis of Refugee Livelihoods in Protracted Refugee Situations in Central and Western Equatoria

Juba (South Sudan): FAO/WFP/UNHCR, 2015.

English

46 p.

WFPELR3406

FAO, WFP and UNHCR in South Sudan jointly commissioned a livelihoods study among refugees in Greater Equatoria which are areas with great opportunities for self-reliance activities and with a fairly stable refugee population dating back ten years. The report contains findings and evidence on livelihoods situation of refugees from three camps in Central and Western Equatoria, which will inform the development of a livelihoods strategy for the refugees in these locations. With collaboration from government agencies, especially Commission for Refugee Affairs (CRA), the assessment team comprised enumerators from government, UN agencies and partner NGOs. About 400 household interviews and several focus group discussions with community members were conducted to define wealth groups and understand income-expenditure trends, major livelihoods activities and constraints around asset-building.

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ELR 3406

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