Limited access to markets, finance, and livelihood opportunities continues to constrain economic participation for many South Sudanese women. According to World Bank assessments, a majority of households rely on informal livelihoods, while insecurity, displacement, and weak infrastructure restrict market access and productive employment.
Read MoreIn South Sudan, where years of conflict, climate shocks, and economic instability have strained livelihoods, survival has often depended on resilience. For millions of rural households, farming is not just a livelihood, it is a lifeline. Yet for decades, that lifeline has been fragile.
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