Communities of Rumbek Centre say provision of drinking water, hospitals, and feeder roads will reduce the conflict in the area.
South Sudanese Network for Democracy and Elections, SSUNDE Programs Office, Kuliba Florence Akim says the communities identified few water points for animals as the main cause of conflict, Radio Good News reports.
He adds that pregnant women demand hospitals and Primary Health Care Units in Payams and Bomas for rescue.
SSUNDE and UNDP organized a dialogue for Rumbek Centre communities to find ways of reducing inter-sectional conflicts.