Welcome to Symposium on Development

This symposium on “A Critique of Development (or Deconstructing Development): Sudan in the Matrix”, held on 30-31 March 2018, is jointly conceived/coordinated by Professor Sondra Hale and Dr. Gada Kadoda, and is organized in Khartoum by the Sudanese Knowledge Society and is sponsored by the Sudanese Medical Heritage Foundation. We offer these ideas as challenges to scholars and activists in analyzing Sudan’s human development capabilities, life on the ground, and thinking about possible futures.

ORGANISING TEAM


Amal Adam, Ghada Azrag, Hind Hassan, Khabab Mamoun, Logman Osman
Mehera Salim, Shahinda Alkhalifa, Wadah Omer, Yousif Ibrahim 
Ahmed Ibrahim, Fatima Salaheldin, Marwan Adam, Nada Ali 
Rofaida Alzubair, Sahl Yasin Shaza Albashir, Yahia Holi

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  1. Mai Hashim23 January 2018 at 02:18

    Dear SKS
    interesting !!
    thank you

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    1. Gada Kadoda23 January 2018 at 03:14

      Thank you Mai for dropping by.. hope you can participate..

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  2. Dr. Mey Eltayeb Ahmed24 January 2018 at 22:36

    I'm interested and I can circulate your call for submission papers to the Sudan Environmental Forum face book page and mailing list, if you want me to do so.



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    1. Gada Kadoda26 March 2018 at 13:04

      Please do Dr. Mey and thank you in advance.

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  3. Asma ElSony30 January 2018 at 01:08

    An exciting and challenging Symposium I hope the participants will enrich it

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    1. Gada Kadoda26 March 2018 at 13:03

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    2. Gada Kadoda26 March 2018 at 13:05

      Thank you so much Prof. Asma for these encouraging words.

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  4. Unknown3 February 2018 at 05:51

    Very exciting and new approach. Will attend, and wish you all the best. Sami

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    1. Gada Kadoda26 March 2018 at 13:05

      This is great! Looking forward to see you.

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  5. Unknown26 March 2018 at 06:27

    First I would like to thank SKS and Dr. Gada for this interesting subject and highly needed and expected candid discussion over the critical development issues in Sudan. As one of the workers in this field I would have benefited a lot form the various expertise of the symposium participants, but unfortunately during these days I will be out of Khartoum on a field mission. But i will be following the report or the outcomes of the symposium either here or via Email if possible. Thank you and please keep updated. All ways wish you all the best. Dalal

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    1. Gada Kadoda26 March 2018 at 13:07

      Too bad you are not in Khartoum. I know you like this kind of topics and we are going to miss you. We will update the content of the blog after the symposium uploading what we collect from the contributors and the discussions. Stay well and see you soon. Gada

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  6. Unknown27 March 2018 at 10:51

    It is interesting and gives people hope that we are into development and that we have minds to take us there.

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  7. Mohammed Hamid29 March 2018 at 09:43

    It is interesting and valuable symposium; I do appreciate the selection of the topic of DEVELOPMENT for discussion. I am confident audience will benefit greatly from rich discussions of experts.

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Dear Colleagues and Friends, By all accounts, this was a successful symposium. From the feedback we received, people seem to have enjoyed new ideas and the variety of points of view. We especially want to thank the Sudanese Knowledge Society (SKS) team and the many volunteers. We also want to thank the individuals and organisations who made the symposium possible with their generosity ( SKS members’ donations, Sudanese Medical Heritage Foundation , and Mega for Food Products ). For those of you who could not stay to the very end, the SKS recognised, with a plaque, the contributions of Professor Sondra Hale , to the formation and development of our Society. We want to thank presenters, chairs, discussants, panel organisers and panelists, as well as organisers of consciousness-raising exercises (the film on “Sudanese Perspectives on Development ,” the Privilege Walk , and the SWOT analysis ), for enriching the program. We especially want to comment on the stimulati
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