This 2007 report describes benchmarks which form a broad framework for good governance of the petroleum sector and a springboard for making practical improvements to governance systems.

The following time line provides detailed information on the planned six year schedule of the CPA as well as its actual state of implementation. In addition it describes the numerous committees and other bodies to be established under the CPA.

Includes information on: Upstream Licence and Oil Reserve Positions Capital Investment and Production Outlook, Basic Structure of EPSAs in Producing Areas, Structure of Revenue Sharing and Potential Future Revenues to GOSS from Existing Contracts.

This assessment describes and contextualises a series of challenges for an environment conducive to freedom of expression brought about by the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) signed in 2005 and the changes to the political framework in Sudan.

This paper investigates the impact of oil on the internal situation in Sudan as well as its impact on Sudan’s international relations: China and USA

ABB Ltd said it is halting its activities in Sudan because of the worsening political instability there

The New Sudan Council of Churches (NSCC) is one of the organizations that have been working in peace building, applying traditional approaches and strategies.

The attached report was presented to the Security Council Committee established pursuant to resolution 1591 concerning the Sudan, and was subsequently considered in the Committee on 9 January 2006

This report and the accompanying chart attempt to present a comprehensive picture of U.S.
sanctions against Sudan. 1 Maintaining the complex web of U.S. sanctions will make it
extremely difficult—if not impossible—for the United States to provide the types of
assistance that will be necessary to ensure that peace survives in Sudan.