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1. Zach Alexandre, Melissa Guarno, Katie Krisanda, Toni Mastropieri, KushalPatel, Gordon Rogusky, Kyle Rowe, and Jeff Schaeffer
2. South Sudan Became an independent state on July 9, 2011 Gained independence from Sudan Population: 9million 193rd member of the United Nations 54th member of the African Union http://flagspot.net/flags/sd-s.html http://forums.govteen.com/anthropology-geography-diary/339586 -south-sudan-earths-newest-nation-state.html
3. InternationalDevelopment Government Economy Infrastructure Health Care and Poverty Education Foreign Aid Environment Human Rights http://www.travelportal.info/general-travel-info/maps-route-planners/maps
4. Government President: SalvaKiir Vice President: RiakMachar Democratic movement 23 registered political parties Sudan’s People Liberation Movement The Protocol of Machakos Free will of its people will be democratic The right to control and govern their own affairs Establish a democratic system for diversity A solution to the economic and social issues in Sudan The Internationally Monitored Referendum http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-12107760
5. Economy Significant, pressing issues Fiscal policy Unemployment Reliance upon imports Great opportunities Natural resources Young and growing population http://www.coincommunity.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=93657
6. Infrastructure Overview Main problem to growth Effects of conflict in the area Currently One paved street and no highways Plan to implement more Donors will be key http://www.wfp.org/stories/road-work-paves-way-southern-sudan
7. Health Care and Poverty Extremely Poor Poverty level has decreased Highest maternal mortality rate High disease rate Common Diseases Goals Working with the UN to solve both problems Combating through increase of vaccinations and education http://yfa.awid.org/2011/02/youth-zones-unfpa-video/
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9. Education State policy Current system International support UNESCO’s goals http://dalje.com/en-world/south-sudan-charts-own-course-in-education/229034 http://lucy-grewcock.blogspot.com/2010/07/unesco-world-heritage-commitee-in.html
10. Foreign Aid http://www.logostage.com/logo/unicef/ UN mandated ‘interim period’ = mixed results UNMIS, USAID, EC, World Bank Establish peace and security Develop democratic government Capacity building, humanitarian assistance, health care, infrastructure, education Aid Flows, catalyst for corruption/violence New UN programs = UNMISS + “Abyei” http://www.uniosil.org/united-nations-2.html
11. Environment Affects of limited institutional capacity Pollution caused by lack of enforcement of laws Illegal activities affecting the environment Environmental issues raised by a booming oil industry in South Sudan Pollution of lakes Access to clean water http://www.flickr.com/photos/35613151@N06/3310116220/
12. HumanRights Many serious human rights abuses and violations of law The government of South Sudan needs to take measures to protect civilians and address the problems at hand Constitution South Sudan Human Rights Society for Advocacy Assistance of the United Nations http://www.amnesty.ca/blog2.php?blog=hr_middleeast&month=3&year=2011&page=5
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