South Sudan Stakeholder Mission

Phase 0 Complete

Report published · May 2025

Background & Objectives

Phase 0 of South Sudan’s journey toward the Credit-to-Credit (C2C) Monetary System launched 1 November 2024 and closed 31 January 2025. Virtual briefings and on-site consultations in Reynoldsburg, Ohio, and secure halls in Juba pursued two aims:

secure a Letter of Appreciation & Commitment confirming political will for C2C reform
draft a time-bound road-map that moves the nation from debt-based cash to fully asset-anchored money

Dialogue did not stop at January’s finish line. Video calls ran through February, and a follow-up delegation travelled to Juba 16 February–3 March 2025. That visit produced a televised statement on South Sudan National TV declaring the government’s intent to pursue C2C transition.

Financial Transparency — Phase 0

Donor gifts underwrote approximately 25 000 USD:

travel and accommodation for an eight-person delegation, plus in-country transport and insurance
simultaneous interpretation in English, Arabic, Dinka and Nuer, plus a two-day glossary lab on C2C vocabulary
venue rental, encrypted communications, policy primers and briefing decks

A line-by-line, audited statement appears in Globalgood’s Q1-2025 financial report.

What Your Gift Has Already Achieved — and What Still Lies Ahead

Your support has already empowered critical milestones in the global transition to a just and sustainable Credit-to-Credit (C2C) Monetary System. In South Sudan — one of the first nations to step forward — your gift helped achieve the following:

Letter of Appreciation & Commitment: On 11 March 2025, South Sudan’s National Minister of Investment signed an official letter affirming the government’s full support for adopting the C2C Monetary System — a historic signal of political will.
Televised Endorsement: The South Sudan Broadcasting Corporation aired a nationwide TV broadcast confirming the government’s commitment to transitioning from a debt-based monetary system to a credit-based model grounded in national sovereignty and sustainable development.
Resource Pledge from Central Ura Reserve Limited: Advisory support has already been extended, and an initial allocation of Central Ura (URU) reserves has been secured. This reserve will be made available to South Sudan upon completion of the necessary steps in the transition process, ensuring the country’s monetary base is credit-backed from the outset.

While these achievements mark extraordinary progress, important next steps remain:

Nine-Phase Transition Map: A comprehensive roadmap is currently in development. This critical framework will guide South Sudan through each phase of the transition and serve as a model for other nations.

With your continued support, we will not only complete the transition map but also help ensure the full realization of South Sudan’s shift to a credit-based economy — and inspire others to follow.

Mission Metrics at a Glance

Twelve multi-agency workshops and eight bilateral briefings reached forty-five senior officials and thirty civil-society representatives. More than 100 policy primers and 200 infographic hand-outs circulated. Ninety percent of participants rated Phase 0 “critical to national stability.”

Organizational Footprint in South Sudan

Globalgood has started registering a not-for-profit in Juba. The local arm will manage partnerships, contracting and compliance, coordinate value-literacy campaigns, and—subject to stakeholder consent—serve as the hub for C2C roll-out.

Next Steps & Funding Needs – Stage 1

The road from commitment to implementation carries an estimated 1 million USD requirement spread across three linked phases:

Constitutional and legal workshops (target Q2 2025): jurists and legislators draft an amendment recognizing credit-based money and anchoring URU reserves — ~250 k USD.
National asset and reserve audit (target Q3 2025): multidisciplinary teams verify receivables, minerals and carbon assets to back the currency — ~300 k USD.
Central Ura Currency Act (target Q4 2025): legislation sets issuance rules, regulation and full-reserve banking — ~450 k USD.

Parliament may reshuffle the order to match its calendar; Globalgood will realign support accordingly.

Call to Action

Phase 0 shows what focused generosity can achieve. Your continued support will fund the legal drafters, audit experts and civic-engagement forums that convert promise into practice—paving the way for a debt-free, value-anchored South Sudan.

Donate today at Donation Option or email donate@globalgoodcorp.org for a bespoke grant conversation.

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