Challenges

• There are challenges of ______?

  inequality
• __ percent of South Sudan's population face ___ ___ ____. Increased ___ _____ has displaced tens of _____ and interrupted ____ _____. Humanitarian workers continue to be ______?

  60, acute food insecurity, recent violence, thousands, humanitarian delivery, targeted
• Rural areas have far less _____, have less ______, suffer more in _____, and therefore have increased ______?

  transport, representation, famine, inequality
• The _____ of the country suffered from ______ which led to _____ of _____ being forced to leave?

  north, flooding, hundreds, thousands
• Some areas of ____ ____ remain ______ one ____ of the year and are ______, floods have been getting ____, as last year's water hasn't ____ _____, could this be due to ___ ____?

  south sudan, flooded, third, inaccessible, worse, drained away, global warming
• Flood water block ____ ____, floods will further drive ___ _____ as ____ thousand hectares of cropland is potentially ______. Homes, ____ and health _____ have been destroyed, roads and bridges ____ _____ hampering ____ _____ to reach affected people?

  humanitarian access, food insecurity, 16.5, affected, schools, facilities, washed away, humanitarian efforts
• Boreholes and ______ submerged, thereby _____ ___ ____ and risking outbreaks of ______ diseases?

  latrines, contaminating water sources, waterborne
• As many as ___,____ South Sudanese may ____ _____ to South Sudan to escape the ___ _____ of 2023/4 in _____, they will travel first to ____, where they will face ____ _____ in refugee camps?

  200,000, migrate back, new conflict, Sudan, Renk, overcrowded conditions
• Inequalities continue to _____ as SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals) are not ______ with as ____ ____ is the priority ?

  grow, engaged, humanitarian aid
• US funding is ______ to ______, and is therefore not effective ___ ____, there is also ___ ____ and reluctance to ______ in a corrupt country?

  diverted, emergencies, state building, donor fatigue, invest
• The IMF released _____ million dollars to ___ ____ in ____ under it's ___ ____ Facility to address urgent _____ of payment needs (Pay the _____), after floods and an ____ ____ ____ hurt economic performances, since that time, __ million dollars is unaccounted for and ___ ____ has been made in _____ the army or ____ militia?

  174.2, South Sudan, 2021, Rapid credit, balance, army, oil price shock, 30, limited progress, unifying, disarming
• Not a ____ ____ has been constructed using a ___ _____ allocation since _____, education, _____, water and roads do not seem to form ____ _____, most of the national budget has been used for ___, only _ percent invested in ______?

  single school, national budget, independence, health, national priorities, war, 3, health
• Youth _____ is high, and _____ remain largely _____ from national processes?

  unemployment, women, excluded
• __ percent of oil money leaves the country or is _____, volatile ___ _____, instability and the ___ ____ of much of ___ _____'s crude oil, ______ any further investment?

  60, corrupted, poor quality, South Sudan, discourages
• Local organisations work in the most _____ part of ____ ____, which _____ ____ cannot reach, more money and _____ could be given to ____ _____ to build their ______, but donors continue to ____ on international groups ?

  dangerous, south Sudan, International agencies, power, local organisations, capacities, rely
• there are challenges with _____?

  injustice
• _____ and _____ from the government have ______ foreign donors to continue to _____ south Sudan?

  Violence, repression, disincentivized, support
• Recent arrests and _____ of ___ ___ ____ and shutdown of ____ _____ by the ruling party has been _____ at the UN. Tanks were used to _____ a ____ in Juba, showing a _____ down on freedom of speech?

  harassment, human rights activists, internet providers, condemned, disperse, protest, clamp
• the level of violence is still ____ ____ and along ___ ____, the slow progress of the ____ ___ ___ and the failure of _____, _____ and reintegration is making potential ____ ____ _____?

  unacceptably high, ethnic lines, Revitalised Peace Agreement, Disarmament, demobilisation, future violence realistic
• there are _ million arms in the country , and potentially as many as _ million paid soldiers that need to be _____ and reintegrated?

  3, 2, unified
• South Sudan remains one of the world's most ___ _____ for humanitarian ___ _____?

  dangerous environments, aid workers
• there is no ______ yet for criminality or ____ , therefore there is _____ rule of law, nationally there is ____ between the ____ parties, locally however, there are ____ ____ linked to cattle _____, and ___ ____ which limit access?

  accountability, violence, limited, conflicts, main, smaller conflicts, raids, communal conflicts
• SDGs include health, ______ etc?

  education
• donor fatigue is when donors are ___ __ of giving ______ to a cause that isn't ________?

  fed up, money, improving
• the IMF is a ____ ______ of the UN, which is _____ by countries part of the UN?

  massive bank, funded
• countries in need of _____, _____ money from this massive _____?

  help, borrow, bank
• what does SDG stand for?

  sustainable development goals
• UNMISS faces challenges with SS ____, increase in ____, violence against ___ ____?

  terrain, prices, aid workers