Furthermore, the study revealed that the propensity to migrate is directly related to educational attainment. The study also reveals that males migrate more than the females in Juba and migration is high within the age cohorts of 30-39 years and 40-49 years old. The findings of the study show that Munuki payam covers most of the migrants. The data generated were analyzed using SPSS. Data were generated through primary and secondary sources. The stratified random sampling method on the basis of existing payam (districts) was used to divide the study area into three zones of Juba, Kator and Munuku. This research studies focused on the causes and consequences of rural-urban migration in Juba Metropolitan, Republic of South Sudan as a case study. Migration is the movement of people from one ecological region to another it may be on temporary or permanent basis. Rapid population growth and the expansion of farming and pastoralism under a more variable climate regime could dramatically increase the number of at-risk people in Sudan over the next 20 years.Ĭauses and consequences of rural-urban migration: The case of Juba Metropolitan, Republic of South Sudanīabi Moses, Lomoro Alfred Guogping, Xiong Celestino Ladu John, Leju In many cases, areas with changing climate are coincident with zones of substantial conflict, suggesting some degree of association however, the contribution of climate change to these conflicts is not currently understood. Rainfall declines west of Juba threaten southern Sudan's future food production prospects. The warming and drying have impacted southern Darfur and areas around Juba. Observed warming of more than 1 degree Celsius is equivalent to another 10-20 percent reduction in rainfall for crops. Summer rains in western and southern Sudan have declined by 10-20 percent since the mid-1970s. Eilerts, Gary Verdin, Jim Rowland, Jim Marshall, Michael

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