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This research explores the socioeconomic effects of oil production on women in the Paloch Area of South Sudan, focusing on employment, education, health, and other factors. It examines how women's conditions differ from men and aims to provide valuable insights into addressing gender disparities in oil-rich regions.

  • Oil Production
  • Women Empowerment
  • South Sudan
  • Gender Equality
  • Socioeconomic Impact

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  1. Research Proposal Research Title: Socioeconomic Impacts of Oil Production on Women The Case of Paloch Area in Melut County, Upper Nile State, Republic of South Sudan By: Thon Makoi Chawul Registration Number: 2021/HD03/23312X Student Number: 2100723312

  2. Background of the study Background of the study Globally, the discovery of oil fuels the global economy because it presents an opportunity to earn revenues to finance the development of physical and social infrastructures, such as better and cheaper transportation; improved health care systems; better education facilities; and creation of employment opportunities, among others. Due to the huge financial gains that accrue from this industry, the discovery of oil in any location, particularly developing countries, is greeted with great optimism (Darkwah, 2012; Ngabiirwe, 2014).

  3. The literature of oil production around the world shows mixed results. The study conducted in 2006 by the World Bank shows that in countries in Global North such as USA, Australia, Norway, among others, oil production greatly socioeconomic conditions of women (Bank, 2006). Women are able to access schools; attain employment opportunities; obtain political representation in the governments; enjoy women rights; access the reproductive health facilities and rights; provision of appropriate childcare facilities, among others improves the

  4. In In the generally, generally, men oil oil production production such education education opportunities, opportunities, business others others while while women women are mostly mostly grapple grapple with with displacement, health health conditions, conditions, abject others others (Ross, (Ross, 2008 2008) ) the Global Global South, men tend South, especially especially Sub tend to to enjoy enjoy socioeconomic socioeconomic benefits such as as employment employment opportunities, business opportunities, opportunities, among are discriminated, discriminated, excluded displacement, pollution, pollution, precarious abject poverty, poverty, prostitution, Sub- -Saharan Saharan Africa, benefits of of opportunities, Africa, among and precarious among excluded and prostitution, among

  5. Statement of Problem Statement of Problem Oil production boosted the provision of employment and education opportunities for the locals; increase income, health facilities; water and sanitation facilities; creation of business opportunities; improvement of security and safety, among others so as to enhance the socioeconomic wellbeing of local communities in oil producing areas, including Paloch. Are women able to access these socioeconomic benefits equally with men? Are there existing institutional mechanisms put in place to ensure women s enjoyment of these socioeconomic benefits of oil production without being discriminated?

  6. Therefore, this research proposal intends to Therefore, this research proposal intends to answer these questions. answer these questions.

  7. Objectives Objectives The overall objective of this research is to assess the accessibility of women to employment opportunities, education opportunities, health facilities and social support which accrue from oil production; and to establish whether there are existing institutional mechanisms put in place to ensure that women are not discriminated in accessing the stated socio-economic benefits in Paloch Area.

  8. Specific objectives Specific objectives To assess the accessibility of women to employment opportunities, education opportunities, health facilities and social support which accrue from oil production in Paloch Area. To establish whether there are underlying institutional mechanisms put in place to ensure that women are not discriminated in accessing the stated socioeconomic benefits of oil production in Paloch Identify how oil production has transformed women in Paloch socially and economically and how this transformation affects their lives

  9. Methodology Methodology Research Design Research Design This research proposal will adopt qualitative approach because it allows respondents to express their feelings, opinions, and experiences. Data Sources: Both primary and secondary sources of data will be used. Secondary Sources: Articles related to women and Oil production will be reviewed Primary Source: Collection of data from Paloch Payam

  10. Sampling Sampling Target Population: Women in Paloch Payam Sex disaggregated data of Population in Paloch Payam:?? Population of Melut County: 125,533 (SSNBS, 2020) Sampling Procedure: This research will adopt purposive sampling procedure because of its ability to select the best-fit respondents based on their knowledge of the topic under investigation

  11. Sample Size Determination Sample Size Determination Where; N= Population Size Z=Critical value of the normal distribution at the required confidence level p = Sample proportion, e = Margin of error

  12. Methods of Data Collection Methods of Data Collection The following methods will be used; Focus Group Discussions Key Informant interviews Any other methods that may be deemed appropriate Data Collection Tools Focus Group Discussion Guide Interview Guide Any other tool that may be deemed appropriate

  13. Data Analysis techniques Data Analysis techniques This proposal will use the following techniques for data analysis; Grounded theory, Interpretative phenomenological analysis, Text interpretation (e.g. thematic coding)

  14. Ethical consideration Ethical consideration Ethical considerations in research are a set of principles that guide research designs and practices. There will be voluntary participation, informed consent, anonymity, confidentiality, no harm, among others.

  15. References References Bank, W. (2006). Bank, W. (2006). Experiences with Oil Funds: Institutional and Financial Aspects,. Washington: World Bank. Darkwah, A. K. ( 2012). THE IMPACT OF OIL AND GAS DISCOVERY AND EXPLORATION ON COMMUNITIES WITH EMPHASIS ON WOMEN. . Department of Sociology University of Ghana Legon. Ngabiirwe, W. (2014). An in-depth Research on Oil and Gas Extraction Industry in East Africa: An African Feminist Perspective. . Akima Mama Wa Afrika. Ross, M. L. (2008). Oil, Islam and Women. Cambridge University press.

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