Sudan is facing the world’s most severe humanitarian crisis. Humanitarian assistance is needed by 33.7 million people – more than in any other country – and nearly 12 million people remain displaced. Nearly 19.5 million people are facing crisis levels of hunger, and several areas are at risk of famine.

The people of Sudan have endured years of devastating war, marked by shifting frontlines, severe protection risks and the involvement of multiple armed groups across the country. Darfur and Kordofan have been among the hardest-hit regions, where insecurity, administrative restrictions and disrupted supply chains have limited humanitarian access, while protection services and referral systems for survivors of sexual and gender-based violence have been severely disrupted.

Our response

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Emergency response

We provide cash based humanitarian aid to conflict-affected families in hard-to-reach areas of Central and South Darfur, enabling them to meet their most urgent needs, whether food, shelter, medicines or other essentials. Priority will be given to newly displaced families, households headed by women or children, families with persons with disabilities, and women and girls at risk of sexual and gender-based violence.

News

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Estonian Refugee Council launches Sudan response

At the centre of the world’s most severe humanitarian crisis, the Estonian Refugee Council began operations in August in hard-to-reach areas of Central and…
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