South Sudan’s extensive renewable natural resources are critically important to its predominantly rural population, which relies on largely subsistence livelihoods and has limited access to the market economy. Until recently, almost all South Sudanese lived directly off the land, while colonial and northern administrators and traders inhabited the limited urban centers. Recent decades of conflict have seen widespread displacement and rapid urban growth...
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South Sudan - Natural Resources Review
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Stephen Ling; Ross Hughes; Tuukka Castren; Katherine Valerie Polkinghorne; Michael Vaislic.
South Sudan - Natural Resources Review (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099011525065023762