Reports, papers, and analysis from 3Bi’s research on climate change, conflict, governance, and community resilience—rooted in Sudan and connected across Sub-Saharan Africa and MENA.
A $5.7 million US feasibility grant just unlocked a $4.5 billion green ammonia project in Morocco. East Africa has comparable wind and geothermal resources — but almost none…
A new peer-reviewed study finds financially included sub-Saharan African women are measurably more resilient to climate shocks — but the gender gap in financial access is widening, not…
An affiliation strengthening the bridge between Sudanese field evidence and global humanitarian practice debates.
How hydrological volatility interacts with armed mobilisation across the Blue Nile corridor — and what evidence-led adaptation demands of ceasefire design.
Resistance Committees built the deepest civic infrastructure Sudan has known. This paper maps how that legitimacy can anchor transitional governance.
Donor architecture still splits relief from development. A practical reading of what integration costs, and who pays when it fails.
Field evidence from volunteer-run clinics sustaining primary care where formal systems have collapsed — and the policy scaffolding they deserve.
Sudan's nafeer tradition offers more than inspiration — it is an operational model. What localisation looks like when communities lead.
3Bi's reading of the Belém agenda through the ARCH Project — where African adaptation priorities meet global climate finance.
