The publication of the Disability Inclusion Charter in 2016 has increased scientific interest in disability inclusion in humanitarian action, although studies that explore how humanitarian actors implement inclusive programmes are still scarce. In particular, there are only a few studies that take a comparative approach.22 Moreover, the COVID-19 pandemic has also created significant obstacles to ethnographic research in the field. Future research should:
Overall, humanitarian action in South Sudan is slowly becoming more inclusive for persons with disabilities, but humanitarian organizations still have much work ahead to become fully inclusive.