South Sudan

Question 1

when did Sudan gain independence

Answer 1

2011

Question 2

oil as % of income

Answer 2

98%

Question 3

who was the political fight between

Answer 3

Dinka and Nuer ethnic groups

Question 4

what year did this conflict start

Answer 4

2013

Question 5

which tribe was the president Kiir from

Answer 5

Dinka

Question 6

how many refugees fled to neighbouring countries

Answer 6

730,000

Question 7

how many people were left food insecure

Answer 7

8 million

Question 8

how was power and sovereignty weakened

Answer 8

as the government were failing to protect citizens

Question 9

why was the infrastructure poorly underdeveloped

Answer 9

due to years of internal conflict

Question 10

what is the population

Answer 10

12 million

Question 11

which 3 main organisations were involved in intervention

Answer 11

The UN

South sudanese government

NGO’s

Question 12

why was intervention necessary

Answer 12

to ease suffering of the people

Question 13

how did the UN intervene in South Sudan

Answer 13

reinforced in 2014 - supporting gov in peace consolidation - increased military and police presence

Question 14

how many military and police personnel did they supply

Answer 14

12,500 military

1000 police

Question 15

what are Unicef doing to intervene

Answer 15

they are trying to reduce the fertility rate - to 5.3

however 45% of the population is under

Question 16

what did the OCHA provide

Answer 16

safe drinking water

Question 17

how did the south sudanese government intervene

Answer 17

they were called upon to put the good of the country and its people before personal ambitions of leaders

Question 18

South Sudan and IGAD

• long term impacts

Answer 18

reluctant to join IGAD - prevented representatives from travelling to the conference

• not helping growth in long term - less interdependence to grow with other countries

Question 19

what progress did the GOV make

Answer 19

signed treaties against torture, protection of human rights and rights of women and children

Question 20

how many NGO’s are working in South Sudan

Answer 20

there are more than 300 dressing humanitarian and development needs

Question 21

what problems did they face

Answer 21

harassment and violence towards workers - including forced evacuation of upper nile

Question 22

name 3 NGO’s which set up in South Sudan

Answer 22

Save the children, Oxfam and Medicines sans frontieres

Question 23

benefits of global governance at local scale

Answer 23

villagers received training in maintaining livestock health and use of fishing equipment

in the long term - make them less dependent on aid - more productive

Question 24

benefits of WHO

Answer 24

set up cholera treatment centres - providing hygiene advice and clean drinking water - increase health long term - more productive - greater QOL

Question 25

benefits on children local scale

Answer 25

children received treatment for malnutrition - decreases child mortality rate - increased HDI - increased investment

Question 26

problems caused by global governance

Answer 26

aid was not available to inhabitants of the upper nile states - due to roads being blocked - creates inequality - failed efforts to aid citizens

Question 27

problem of dependancy

Answer 27

citizens become to dependant on aid camps - as they have resources available to them - therefore they don’t want to leave - lack of growth as rely on intervention - long term less productive