Economic and Social Development: Sudan Comprehensive Peace Agreement

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Economic and Social Development: Sudan Comprehensive Peace Agreement

Implementations

Economic and Social Development – 2005

The guiding principle of the wealth-sharing agreement in Sudan was based on the premise that all parts of Sudan are entitled to development. Similarly, the parties recognized the need for the construction and reconstitution of southern Sudan to bring up to the same level of socio-economic and public service standard of the northern state. The need for the wealth revenue distribution and establishment of two special funds were envisaged to build up local institutions and their human and economic capacities. Nevertheless, the accord was more specific regarding wealth redistribution rather than economic and social development. The accord did not specify economic and social programs as part of the economic and social reforms.

For details on the implementation of wealth-sharing provisions and land commissions, see Natural Resource Management. For Multi-Donor Trust Funds, see Donor Supports.

Economic and Social Development – 2006

No further developments observed.

Economic and Social Development – 2007

No further developments observed.

Economic and Social Development – 2008

No further developments observed.

Economic and Social Development – 2009

No further developments observed.

Economic and Social Development – 2010

No further developments observed.

Economic and Social Development – 2011

No further developments observed.