Proven Track Record in South Sudan

For over ten years, CDA has delivered measurable outcomes in peacebuilding and sustainable development, partnering with global institutions to strengthen community capacity. Throughout this period, we have witnessed significant advancements and changes in various communities where our initiatives have taken root. By fostering collaboration and innovation, CDA has been instrumental in creating sustainable solutions that empower individuals and promote resilience in the face of challenges. Our efforts aim not only to enhance immediate impacts but also to lay the groundwork for long-term growth and stability.

South Sudanese community members participating in a peacebuilding workshop, natural light, focused on engagement, rich organic tones, documentary style.

South Sudanese women leaders in a community meeting, engaged in discussion, natural light, dignified and active roles, rich organic tones, documentary style.

Major Grants and Collaborations

Conflict Resolution

UNMISS Rule of Law Initiative

Partnered with UNMISS to enhance access to justice and strengthen community-based peace mechanisms across Unity State from 2018-2020.

Livelihoods

Save the Children Food Security Project

Implemented sustainable agricultural training and seed distribution for vulnerable households in Jonglei State, improving food security for over 5,000 families.

Women's Empowerment

UN Women Gender Mainstreaming

Supported women's leadership and participation in local governance structures, ensuring their voices are heard in decision-making processes.

Key Regions Covered by CDA Activities

Operating across South Sudan's primary regional corridors, our field teams deliver localized peacebuilding, civic governance, and women-led economic resilience programs designed for lasting self-reliance.

Integrated Local Operations

Every regional intervention combines rapid-response peace mediation with long-term economic empowerment, ensuring vulnerable households transition from emergency relief to sustained self-reliance.

— National Footprint

10+ Years

Direct Community Action Across South Sudan

Greater Equatoria

Greater Upper Nile

Greater Bahr el Ghazal

Juba & Southern Corridors

Malakal & Bentiu Basins

Wau & Lakes Region

Partnering with traditional authorities, youth leagues, and international donors across all 10 states.

Strengthening traditional justice systems, youth vocational training hubs, and women-led peace committees mitigating seasonal cattle corridor tensions.

Field offices supporting urban youth peace initiatives, cross-border market protection for women traders, and local dispute mediation across Central and Eastern Equatoria.

Direct community dialogue forums, protection outreach, and climate-resilient farming collectives operating across conflict-affected riverine zones.