COMPASS
Cross-border Opportunities for Migration, Peace and Self Sustenance (COMPASS)
in South Sudan and Uganda
- Framing publication on cross-border “yoyo” movements – Pragmatic mobilities and uncertain lives: agency and the everyday mobility of south Sudanese refugees in Uganda
- Implementation of Interpersonal Group Therapy (IPG-T) in refugee and host communities of Palabek, northern Uganda
- Issue Brief – Livelihoods
- Learning Snapshot – Livelihoods
- Learning Snapshot – Protection
- Learning Snapshot – Access to Integrated Services
Other Publications
- Inclusive refugee hosting can improve local development and prevent public backlash
- Pragmatic Mobilities and Uncertain Lives- Agency and the Everyday Mobility of South Sudanese Refugees in Uganda
- Leveraging Cross border Cooperation: a durable solutions approach to the South Sudan displacement crisis.
- Repatriation of South Sudanese refugees from the West Nile districts, Uganda. What do we learn from the process?
- Attitudes of Refugees towards Integration: The experience of South Sudanese Refugees in Adjumani District In Uganda
- The Security of South Sudanese Refugees in Uganda.
- 2020 Mid Year Report: South Sudan Region RRP
- From conflict to connection: how the two governments and communities of Uganda and South Sudan are fostering peace and development across borders (Henry Bazira)
- Cross-border programming in the context of refugee yoyo movements: what works? (Andrew Masaba)
- Depression in the diaspora: insights in researching mental health and psychosocial support in a Ugandan refugee settlement (Daniela Arocha Ramirez)
- The literal and metaphorical journey towards innovators, champions, and peace ambassadors in Lobone-Magwi, South Sudan (Andrew Omoding)
- Language translation and mental health services: implications for programming in humanitarian contexts (Agnes Kyamulabi)
- The value of interpersonal group therapy among displacement-affected populations in Palabek – Lamwo, Uganda (Henry Bazira)
- Implementation of Interpersonal Group Therapy (IPG-T) in refugee and host communities of Palabek settlement, northern Uganda
- Cross-border programming using a triple nexus approach: lessons from the COMPASS project
- LWF at 45: Celebrating Impactful Humanitarian-Development Programming
- Interpersonal Group Therapy (IPG-T) for mental health support among displacement affected persons: Findings from the LiD COMPASS project. 17th Joint Annual Scientific Health (JASH) Conference, 20 – 22 September 2023 JASH poster presentation
- Engaging at macro-level: COMPASS project curating and facilitating cross-border meetings and agreements between the governments of Uganda and South Sudan
- CHASE-i training and supporting the capacity of citizen scientists for learning on the COMPASS project
- Cross-border programming using a triple nexus approach: lessons from the COMPASS project
- CHASE-i in the field
- Inception Meeting, COMPASS Project – July 2022
- Training Citizen Scientists for baseline assessment – in person & online
- Out and About – Community Life in Palabek Refugee Settlement (Lamwo, Uganda)
- Inside pact to end Uganda, South Sudan border rows.
- 7,000 returnees arrive in Magwi County as security improves.
- South Sudan, Uganda sign agreement to end cross-border insecurity.
- Uganda, South Sudan authorities concerned over continuous illegal cross border trades.
- South Sudan signs a cross border agreement with Uganda.
- South Sudan, Uganda ink treaty to ease cross-border trade.
- South Sudan, Uganda ink pact to end cross-border insecurity.
Project Team
Dr. Gloria Seruwagi
Principal Investigator / Project Director
Dr. Milton Mutto
Co-Principal Investigator
Dr. Innocent Kamya
Team Leader - Learning & Qualitative Enquiry
Dorcus K. Maloba
Project Manager
Jacqueline Kobusingye
Quantitative Lead
Samuel Mutyaba
Quantitative Support
Henry Bazira
Qualitative Lead
Catherine Nakidde
Subject Matter Expert
Reagan Muyinda
Communication & Operations Support
Daniel Magumba
Senior Associate
Andrew Omoding
Associate
Project Partners
Funding: COMPASS project is funded by the European Union/United Nations Office for Project Services (EU-UNOPS) Lives in Dignity (LiD) Grant Facility and Brot für die Welt
