UN Appeals for $4.1 Billion to Address Humanitarian Crisis in Sudan

As the conflict enters its 10th month, over half of Sudan's population requires urgent aid, with millions facing hunger and displacement.

The United Nations has launched a $4.1 billion appeal to aid 14.7 million people in Sudan and 2.7 million refugees in neighboring countries, as the country faces a humanitarian crisis amid a 10-month conflict.
Over half of Sudan's population, approximately 25 million people, requires humanitarian assistance and protection due to the ongoing war between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces.
The conflict has resulted in at least 12,000 deaths, widespread displacement, and a severe food crisis, with nearly 18 million people facing acute hunger.
U.N. officials emphasize the urgency of the situation, warning that Sudan's crisis risks being overshadowed by other global conflicts and urging international support for humanitarian efforts.
Efforts to facilitate humanitarian access and aid delivery are ongoing, with U.N. officials engaging with Sudan's rival generals to negotiate access and support for the millions in need.