The Africa Region Technical Workshop brought together key stakeholders from Sub-Saharan Africa to discuss the expansion from pilot projects to nationwide land registration. The workshop featured parallel Anglophone and Francophone sessions, aiming to promote knowledge sharing, enhance South-South cooperation, and address common challenges in scaling up land rights registration. Government representatives delivered presentations on relevant topics such as appropriate technologies, institutional frameworks, and the sustainability of land administration reforms.

The document titled "South Sudan Housing Finance Report" provides an in-depth examination of South Sudan's housing and financial sector in the aftermath of its independence. It addresses significant challenges such as limited access to housing finance, substandard housing infrastructure, and economic instability. The report underscores the absence of formalized housing policies and the scarcity of financing options for families with low to middle incomes.

The document titled "Post-War Development and the Land Question in South Sudan" provides an in-depth examination of the land question in South Sudan, a critical issue that was central to the prolonged conflict between the Government of Sudan and the SPLM/A. It underscores the difficulties of reconciling customary land tenure with neoliberal development paradigms in the aftermath of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA). The paper delves into land governance, the resettlement of displaced populations, and the necessity for inclusive land policies.

The document titled "Reform of the Urban Water and Sanitation Sectors in South Sudan" is a final report that summarizes the USAID-supported SUWASA project, which was aimed at improving urban water and sanitation services in South Sudan. The project focused on capacity building, institutional reform, and infrastructure enhancement, providing support to the South Sudan Urban Water Corporation (SSUWC) and local urban water stations in Wau, Maridi, and Juba. The project introduced commercial principles, improved water supply systems, and developed a sanitation investment plan for Juba.

The document titled "Fifth National Report to the Convention on Biological Diversity in South Sudan" provides an overview of the biodiversity status, trends, threats, and progress toward global biodiversity targets in South Sudan. Prepared by the Ministry of Environment, the report emphasizes the rich biodiversity of South Sudan, which includes unique species and ecosystems such as the Sudd wetlands and the Imatong Forest. Despite facing challenges such as deforestation, poaching, and climate change, the report underscores the potential of biodiversity to bolster sustainable development.