A Policy LINK learning event showcased how participatory planning helped South Sudanese communities advocate for their own priorities.

To understand the effectiveness of its approach in South Sudan, Policy LINK conducted an outcome harvesting exercise that included interview with 137 participants.

Policy LINK’s South Sudan team has been sharing back some of the learning from its activities in the country with a range of national and regional stakeholders.

Insights from Policy LINK”s work in South Sudan, where up to two-thirds of the population is food insecure.

Policy LINK’s case study stood out because it demonstrated “how CLA approaches can help put local communities in the driver’s seat after decades of donor dependence.”

Policy LINK has partnered with the FAO to establish a “champions group” of citizens working to center community needs in Aweil.

Like the rest of South Sudan, local communities in Wau County have persevered in the face of protracted political and economic crises.

The guide builds on a first volume that offers good practices for establishing a foundation of community trust.

Policy LINK is capturing its South Sudan experience as a ‘public good’ for USAID and its partners.

A new internship program builds on the Policy LINK’s reputation for transparent, merit-based recruitment.

A shared agenda is all the more important given ongoing tensions in the area.

Policy LINK kicks off USAID engagement in South Sudan’s Jur River County.

Civic Engagement Centers use tech to mobilize vulnerable communities.

Four rural counties in South Sudan voiced their priorities for resilience programming.

Delegates to the Annual Learning Forum hail from Aweil, Torit, Wau, and Yambio.

With its key staff hailing from South Sudan, Policy LINK is well-placed to work with communities.