3Bi is an independent, non-partisan think-tank — not a youth movement, not a donor project, but a research institution nested within Sudan's social movements nexus.
Our positioning is deliberately decolonial: research questions, methods, and framing originate from Sudanese and African perspectives rather than external policy agendas. We draw institutional grounding from the Emergency Response Rooms and Resistance Committees that sustained communities through conflict, and from nafeer — the tradition of collective mutual aid — as our operating model, not merely our inspiration.
Sudan’s ecological, political, cultural, and economic connections place it at the crossroads of Sub-Saharan Africa and the Middle East and North Africa (MENA). From this Sudanese foundation, 3Bi examines climate change alongside conflict, displacement, governance, humanitarian action, livelihoods, resilience, recovery, and climate finance.
Since its founding in 2019, 3Bi has worked across climate change, conflict, governance, and humanitarian-development policy, producing evidence intended to be used—by communities negotiating their own recovery, and by the institutions that claim to serve them.
Founder & President Emeritus
Eadam is the Founder & President Emeritus of the Build Back Better Initiative (3Bi). Having stepped back from day-to-day leadership, he remains closely engaged in steering the Think-Tank's research agenda,…
