Centre for Development and Reseach - CDR

The Centre for Development and Research (CDR) is calling upon national and international partners, civil society organizations, private sector actors, academic institutions, donors, and community leaders to join us in strengthening trust, unity, and sustainable development in South Sudan.

For years, CDR has worked to promote:
- Trust-building among diverse communities
- Evidence-based dialogue and research
- Peaceful coexistence
- Youth empowerment
- Long-term development solutions

Today, as we planning to launch two strategic national initiatives, we are opening our doors to new partnerships, collaborations, and support; For more information about our two strategic initiatives, please reach out to us:

📧 Email: [email protected]
📱 WhatsApp: +211 922 727 777

We believe that trust is built through understanding, and development grows through participation.

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South Sudan needs spaces where people can think, engage, and build solutions together.
That is why CDR continues to create programs that empower communities and strengthen trust.

If you want to:
✨ Engage in national conversations
✨ Participate in youth programs
✨ Access research, dialogue, and development updates
✨ Support peacebuilding and sustainable development

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Coming soon.....

1st Edition of National Youth Contest for Critical Thinking

Join hands with us for a groundbreaking initiative! 🌍 South Sudan’s first National Youth Critical Thinking Contest seeks private sector partners to empower young minds

Be a pioneer in youth empowerment! 🌟 We’re launching South Sudan’s first National Youth Critical Thinking Contest and invite private sector collaboration.

Make history with us! 🚀 Partner with us to organize South Sudan’s first-ever National Youth Critical Thinking Contest and help shape future leaders."

"South Sudan’s first National Youth Critical Thinking Contest is here! 🤝 We call on private sector partners to collaborate and inspire young innovators across the country."

Be part of history! 🌟 We are launching South Sudan’s first-ever National Youth Critical Thinking Contest and invite private sector partners to join us in empowering the next generation."Be part of history! 🌟 We are launching South Sudan’s first-ever National Youth Critical Thinking Contest and invite private sector partners to join us in empowering the next generation."

"To fight poverty and hunger, we need to industrialize our society by creating job opportunities and providing transformational training." CDR - Director

We were honored to be visited by a high-level delegation from the Parliament of South Sudan, led by Hon. Rev. Michael Ayuen Johnson, in collaboration with the Executive Office of ASSM. #southsudan #ssd #reel

"We hope the South Sudan Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation will engage with the U.S. government to find a solution to prevent the deportation of our South Sudanese citizens who are contributing in various ways in the USA." - CDR Director

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) said on Wednesday it will terminate Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for South Sudan, revoking the humanitarian protection that has allowed thousands of its nationals to live and work in the United States since the country’s descent into civil war.

The decision, published in a Federal Register notice, means that an estimated 232 South Sudanese beneficiaries will lose their legal status on Jan. 5, 2026. They will have a 60-day grace period, from Nov. 6 until the expiration date, to depart the United States or face potential deportation.

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