Context and Opportunities

As the world's youngest nation, South Sudan faces an abysmal infrastructure deficit after decades of conflict. The electrical grid is virtually non-existent outside the capital, Juba. The entire rural development depends on off-grid solutions, funded by the international community and humanitarian actors. The RMS Impact approach is perfectly suited to this context.

Potential Intervention Zones

Interventions would focus on powering critical infrastructure: clinics, schools, and operational bases of NGOs in states like Jonglei or Unity. Internet connectivity would be a crucial tool for coordinating humanitarian aid.

South Sudan at a glance

  • Population: ~11 million (2023 est.)
  • Area: 644,329 km²
  • GDP per capita: ~ $400 USD (2023 est.)

RMS Impact Potential
  • Potential number of sites: N/A (humanitarian focus)
  • Project Status: Humanitarian watch.

Access Rates & Estimated Impact

⚡ Energy

<10%

National electricity access rate (Source: World Bank).

💧 Drinking Water

~41%

National access rate to drinking water (Source: UNICEF).

📡 Internet

~17%

Internet penetration rate (Source: DataReportal, 2023).