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<p>Sudan has been affected by conflict and civil war for decades and continues to be insecure, particularly in<br>regions bordering newly independent South Sudan and in Darfur. Long-term planning for climate change may not seem relevant or feasible in conflict and emergency situations. However, quick fixes (e.g. political<br>agreements) to long-running conflicts in Sudan have not always materialised or proved lasting, so dealing with long-term issues and underlying causes of conflict is crucial. This case study argues that programmes<br>promoting climate resilient development would be beneficial in fragile and insecure areas of Sudan.</p>
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