Geopolitical Risk in South Sudan
The geopolitical risk indicator assesses how strongly South Sudan is exposed to international conflict, regional escalation, territorial questions, sanctions, militarisation and institutional resilience under pressure. For South Sudan, the raw value is 72 risk points. This results in a Nomadino score of 28/100 and rank 217 of 229.
What the Raw Value Measures
The raw value is a risk value from 0 to 100. Low values indicate low geopolitical exposure; high values show that international conflict, neighbourhood context, sanctions, arms pressure or sovereignty questions weigh more heavily on the country. The score is derived directly: score = 100 minus raw value.
Nomadino combines six components: international conflict involvement, regional spillover risk, territorial and sovereignty disputes, sanctions and international isolation, militarisation and arms-pressure context, and a stability reserve for diplomatic and institutional resilience.
Context for Stays and Location Decisions
Geopolitical exposure is very high. War, occupation, hard international isolation, acute escalation or extreme regional conflict conditions shape the rating.
For expats, digital nomads, businesses and investors, this indicator is mainly a background-risk signal. It does not replace current travel advisories, but it shows whether visas, flight links, payments, insurance, supply chains, property rights or long-term stay plans could be more exposed to geopolitical developments.
