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Meet the Trainers

A recap on South Sudan's 2019 capacity building activities

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- Democratic Republic of the Congo - 21 Jan 2020
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Due to a recent security event in Ngala, the common storage facility at Ngala is closed until...
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South Sudan - Transport Plan as of 21 January 2020
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From the blog

Thursday, 2 January, 2020 - 16:45
Meet the Trainers
671 participants from 148 organisations. 33 training sessions. 8 locations across South Sudan. But who are the faces behind these figures? Behind every training that took place in South Sudan in 2019, there were people committed to... Read more
Wednesday, 11 December, 2019 - 15:45
After the storm
“There’s no way the Logistics Response Team training can be described in just one word – it’s too much” says Khaula, a facilitator at the recent Southern African LRT edition. Intense, overwhelming, rewarding, enlightening.... Read more