In broadening our management consultancy services, the ISPR Research Team is working and supporting Amalna South Sudan in collecting data to inform its case study on localization in South Sudan research. Amalna South Sudan is currently leading a country case study under the Localization in South Sudan, and the research seeks to elevate Global South perspectives on how communities experience, respond to, and recover from disasters, challenging prevailing aid narratives and promoting context-driven solutions. ISPR research expertise has enhanced the process by employing data collection methods such as surveys, focus group discussions (FGDs), and key informant interviews (KIIs), with key stakeholders including local and international NGOs, women's and youth groups, community-based organizations, and the private sector.
ISPR Team Conducting Focus Group Discussions in Juba
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