Governance and Stabilization
The protracted conflict in Sudan is complex, involving multiple factors and actors at various levels. The conflict reflects issues of long standing economic disparities, political exclusion and socio-cultural deprivation in the distribution of economic and political power between the center and peripheries. Read more
Our Goals
Better governance and rule of law are essential steps in stabilizing conflict in Sudan. In light of the post-World Humanitarian Summit New Way of Working and to deliver on the Agenda 2030 promises to leave no one behind, UNDP works to bridge the gap between humanitarian relief and development with a view to promote durable solutions for sustainable development. Read more
Hakamat Singing for Peace
Agents of Peace: Hakamat Women in North Darfur Promote Peaceful Coexistence (Photo: UNDP Sudan) Read More
Our Stories
UNDP staff attending mediation session organized by female paralegal in Zalingei, Darfur
UNDP Enhancing Local Capacities on Legal Aid and Alternative Disputes Resolutions in Darfur
UNDP in collaboration with Civil Aid Organization (CAO) has recently conducted a series of training workshops in East and Central Darfur, during July and August 2017, as a part of the joint program for the Rule of Law and Human Rights in Darfur.more
UNDP and Judiciary Organize forums in Darfur to strengthen the Criminal Justice Chain
As part of the Joint Programme for Rule of Law and Human Rights activities, the Sudan Judiciary in collaboration with UNDP have carried out 12 training sessions on strengthening the criminal justice and prisons chain in 4 Darfur states East Darfur (El Deian) West Darfur (EL Geneina), Central Darfur (Zalinge) and South Darfur (Nyala) between May and August 2017.more
Projects and Initiatives
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Strengthening the Capacity of the Sudan National Human Rights Commission
Established in 2012, The Sudan National Human Rights Commission (SNHRC) is the country’s first and only national human rights institution.more
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Strengthening the Rule of Law and Legal Protection in Darfur
The causes of the conflict in Darfur are multiple and complex. But weak governance, coupled with competition over increasingly limited natural resources (land, water, and livestock) that are essential for survival, underpin much of it. more
