The Sudan Human Security Baseline Assessment (HSBA) Project

The Sudan Human Security Baseline Assessment (HSBA) is a multi-year research project administered by the Small Arms Survey, an independent research project of the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies. Through the active generation and dissemination of timely empirical research, the project supports violence reduction initiatives.


Visit the new Sudan Facts and Figures section of our website, which includes dozens of charts, maps, and summaries on key security issues in Sudan. Click on the banner above to get to the home page of the new section or jump directly to Facts and Figures on Armed Forces, Arms Flows, Arms Holdings, Abyei, the Darfur Peace Process, and DDR.
Most recently updated Facts and Figures include the following:
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The project publishes its findings regularly in two separate formats, Issue Briefs and Working Papers, as well as in occasional op-eds and practitioner articles. Issue Briefs and Working Papers are available in English as well as Arabic and French (in the case of research on the Central African Republic and Chad).

Sudan Issue Briefs

Sudan Working Papers

Sudan Issue Briefs Sudan Working Papers
Issue Briefs are reader-friendly, concise overviews of conflict-related issues that offer policy-relevant analysis and recommendations. Working Papers are longer, more in-depth analyses of conflict-related issues.
Issue Briefs
Peace agreements, UN Security Council resolutions, reports from the UN Secretary General as well as other relevant Sudan documents.