CLEAN : In starving South Sudan peace is no guarantee of a meal

The video discusses the challenges faced in providing food assistance to South Sudan, highlighting the complexity and isolation of operations. It focuses on the community of Magach, which is difficult to access, especially during the rainy season. Airdropping is presented as a last resort solution to deliver aid, despite its high cost, to ensure the community's well-being and livelihoods are not further compromised.

What is one of the main reasons South Sudan is considered a complex operation?

• The difficulty in reaching remote areas

• The lack of international support

• The high level of technological development

• The abundance of natural resources

Why is the Magach community particularly hard to reach?

• Roads are washed away during the rainy season

• It is surrounded by mountains

• It is located in a desert

• It is in a densely populated urban area

What is the only viable method to deliver food assistance to Magach during the rainy season?

• By foot

• By airdropping

• By boat

• By train

Why is airdropping considered a last resort for delivering aid?

• It is the least reliable method

• It is the most expensive method

• It is the fastest method

• It is the most environmentally friendly method

What is the primary goal of airdropping food assistance to communities like Magach?

• To test new technology

• To ensure the community's survival and well-being

• To promote tourism

• To reduce transportation costs