Perceptions of Peace in South Sudan Surveys

This repository provides outputs from a longitudinal survey on Perceptions of Peace in South Sudan from 2021-2025, led by Dr Jan Pospisil (PeaceRep; Coventry University), David Deng (Detcro Research), Christopher Oringa (University of Juba) and Sophia Dawkins (Columbia University), funded by UK FCDO, USIP and the Friedrich Ebert Foundation South Sudan office. There have been six survey waves, including 22,677 respondents, who were asked questions about their daily experience of safety based on indicators of everyday peace. They also shared their views on a range of related topics, including levels and perceptions of peace in South Sudan, and elections and governance arrangements, among others. The data has been collated and cleaned by Niamh Henry (PeaceRep; University of Edinburgh) who is the point of contact below, if there are any issues with the data. See this page for more information and publications from the project: https://peacerep.org/perceptions-peace-south-sudan/ This research is supported by the Peace and Conflict Resolution Evidence Platform (PeaceRep), funded by UK International Development from the UK government. However, the views expressed are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the UK government’s official policies. Any use of this work should acknowledge the authors and the Peace and Conflict Resolution Evidence Platform.