Invisible Labour: The Political Economy of Reintegration in South Sudan

Figures & data

Table 1. Number and percentage of ex-combatants who received reintegration support

Types of services provided	Number of ex-combatants	Total percentage of ex-combatants demobilized
Demobilized	12,525	100
Received referral services	12,336	98
Registered for reintegration	12,020	96
Completed training	10,866	87
Provided with start-up kits	10,750	86
Received one follow-up	10,646	85
Received two follow-ups	8,512	69

Source: Haile and Bara (2013).

Table 2. Reintegration data in Torit

Reintegration options	Number of ex-combatants registered
	Male	Female	Total
Tailoring	28	85	113
Driving	77	27	104
Agriculture	28	55	83
Phone charging	12	4	16
Kiosk vendor	32	37	69
Food processing	7	40	47
Auto-mechanic	18	2	20
Carpentry	11	0	11
IT skills	24	20	44
Total	237	270	507

Source: IOM (2012).

Haile, G., and T. Bara. 2013. Final Evaluation of Disarmament, Demobilization, and Reintegration Programme Individual Reintegration Project Component (2009–2012). Juba: Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration Commission and United Nations Development Programme.

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International Organization for Migration (IOM). 2012. “Economic Reintegration of Ex-combatants in South Sudan. Torit. Consolidated Figures.” Unpublished.

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