South Sudan
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South Sudan: Conflict and flooding fuels food crisis with 30% more children to face malnutrition
This includes more than 650,000 children expected to be facing the most deadly form of malnutrition – severe acute malnutrition - a rise of 30% from 480,000.
Cash Insurance Services
Provision of Negotiated Cash Insurance Services in Save the Children Offices in South Sudan.
Provision of Passenger Charter Flight Services
Save the Children International in Juba is inviting submissions of tenders for a contract to provide Passenger charter
Provision of Cargo Charter Flight Services
Save the Children International in Juba is inviting submissions of tenders for Provision of Cargo Charter Flight Services
Supply of Veterinary Drugs
Save the Children International in Juba is inviting submissions of tenders for Supply of Veterinary Drugs
Office Space and Residential Apartment Lease
Save the Children believes every child deserves a future. In South Sudan and around the world, we give children a healthy start in life, the opportunity to learn, and protection from harm
SOUTH SUDAN: REFUGEES FLEEING WORLD'S WORST HUMANITARIAN CRISIS IN SUDAN CONFRONTED WITH LACK OF FOOD ACROSS THE BORDER
Refugees fleeing conflict in Sudan face hunger and disease in South Sudan as aid funding dries up, food rations are squeezed, and food costs soar.
South Sudan on the brink of famine as it braces for worst floods in 60 years
South Sudan on the brink of famine as it braces for worst floods in 60 years
STAFF ACCOUNT - “My grandmother died in transit; the other passengers asked the driver to drop us off because they didn’t want to travel with a dead body.”
Monica* is a 25-year-old woman, who was born in South Sudan but fled to Sudan in 2013 when war broke out and had to flee back to South Sudan last year
Crisis at border of South Sudan and Sudan escalating as about 1,000 people arrive daily even after nearly one year of war
bout 1,000 people a day are fleeing into South Sudan from Sudan after nearly one year of war, arriving in scorching heat and with children in dire nee
