How to Help

How to Help

Farming: There are many Aid agencies who are trying to help with South Sudan resources like the Mercy Corps. Mercy Corps is an organization that will help with foods, education, and help training the people to be farmers. This will give a better hope for South Sudan future. I think the help would solve the problem only for a short while unless South Sudan will make their own resources without depending on these aid agencies. I think to really help and solve the problem is to make the country stop focusing on the wars but, instead on the agriculture.

Sources(MLA)

-"Be the Change | Mercy Corps." Be the Change | Mercy Corps. N.p., n.d. Web. 11 Nov. 2012. <http://www.mercycorps.org/?source=79700>.

Law: Now the lawyer from many countries is helping to create a law for South Sudan. I think this is a very helpful thing to solve the problem because if there is a law then, there will be less banditry and also violence. People will also be a better citizen which will lead to a better society for South Sudan. Also maybe they should make a very strict law for specific topics like banditry because if there is a harsh punishment for these stuff then people will not do it again.

Infrastructure: The help now that is being offer to help South Sudan's infrastructure are mostly from aid agencies like UNHCR and Prem Rawat Foundation which help South Sudanese people basics infrastructure like building water system to South Sudanese people that live far from the city and in a remote place so they wouldn't need to walk for a long distance just to get a bucket of water. I think it is very helpful to so because this will also lower the chances of diseases and also will make the country have a higher mortality rate because accessing to clean water have a lot lesser risk than uncleaned water. Electricity can also help South Sudan people to have a better and comfortable life.

Source(MLA)
"Freshwater Wells Improve Health, Help Build Infrastructure in South Sudan."Freshwater Wells Improve Health, Help Build Infrastructure in South Sudan. N.p., n.d. Web. 11 Nov. 2012. <http://tprf.org/en/news-and-features/humanitarian-aid/504-freshwater-wells-improve-health-help-build-infrastructure-in-south-sudan>.