South Sudan has faced a state of chronic, systemic dependency on international humanitarian assistance since gaining independence in 2011. This reliance is not merely a temporary response to localized emergencies, but rather a structural feature of a nation heavily impacted by decades of civil war, political fragmentation, economic volatility, and severe climate vulnerability. In a significant step to address immediate shortages, government offi…
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