We are thrilled to announce that our Phase 2 fieldwork has begun in South Sudan. Our researchers are speaking with internally displaced people (IDPs) in Rubkona and Bentiu, South Sudan's largest camp to understand thier protection needs as well as thier perspectives on Humanitarian Data Practices.

On 28-30 of September, we held an online Nvivo training workshop in collaboration with our project partners at the University of Ibadan. Over 700 people from different countries in Europe and Africa registered for this training. The participants learned the practical steps for coding qualitative data and our Lead Research Fellow drew upon her experience in the project to further outline the pitfalls in the coding process as well as the steps that can help in addressing them.