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Research location: Khartoum and Um-Dawan-Ban
Khartoum and Um-Dawan-Ban
"I personally have felt the effects healthwise. I am asthmatic, and now I have more attacks than before as a result of air pollution, high temperatures and increased humidity in the air."
- Female, 35-50, Khartoum
"Families have been separated from each other and people have had to move to other cities because of the flooding. Floods have really affected our lives."
- Female, 18-24, Um-Dawan-Ban, Khartoum State
"Before we used to have many trees, but now it’s deforested. People have used it for buildings and houses. There are no trees left to cut."
- Male, 25-34, Um-Dawan-Ban, Khartoum State
Fieldwork locations
- Khartoum is Sudan’s capital and lies towards the north-east of the country
- Um-Dawan-Ban is a peri-urban suburb south-east of Khartoum
Focus groups
- Two focus groups with men and women working in the capital city of Sudan (higher socio-economic class)
- Two focus groups in an outlying, peri-urban area on the outskirts of Khartoum (lower socio-economic class)