This paper examines Sudan's post-conflict reconstruction, drawing lessons from global experiences. It focuses on community engagement, sustainable infrastructure, and inclusive development as key factors for recovery.
The study employs a comparative analysis of successful and failed reconstruction cases from countries such as Rwanda, Bosnia, and South Africa, as well as Iraq, Afghanistan, and Syria. The paper focuses on key elements such as stakeholder collaboration, governance, and resource management to offer a comprehensive framework for Sudan’s recovery.
The research highlights critical factors, the necessity for early political cohesion, transparent governance, and effective project management to mitigate risks and prevent economic stagnation. The study further emphasizes the need for a strategic, community-driven approach in Sudan’s post-conflict reconstruction efforts.
This research offers a framework for Sudan’s post-conflict recovery by combining lessons from global experiences with Sudan's unique context. It provides practical recommendations for successful reconstruction.
Yousif, N. and Ali, O. (2025): Engineering Sudan’s Post-Conflict Reconstruction: Lessons from Global Experiences for Sustainable Recovery. International Journal of Sudan Research (IJSR), Vol 12, No. 1, pp. 69-88.
