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SUDAN APPEAL
HUMANITARIAN ACTION FOR CHILDREN
UNICEF’s Humanitarian Action for Children appeal helps support the agency’s work
as it provides conflict- and disaster-affected children with access to water,
sanitation, nutrition, education, health and protection services. Return to main
appeal page.
SUDAN SNAPSHOT
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APPEAL HIGHLIGHTS
* The conflict in Sudan is a children’s crisis: 13.6 million children urgently
need humanitarian assistance. 10.8 million people, half of whom are children,
have fled their homes.
* Displacement, disease outbreaks, hunger and restricted humanitarian access
are creating a lethal combination for a conflict-induced famine and a
catastrophic loss of children’s lives. This has already led to famine in
Zamzam camp in North Darfur, and could potentially cause similar conditions
in other areas.
* The cost of inaction is unacceptably high: 730,000 children with severe
wasting will likely not survive without treatment; 1.7 million children
under-one risk missing lifesaving vaccinations; 14.3 million people are at
risk of cholera, dengue and malaria; a generation of children will miss out
on education; and millions have experienced or are at risk of gender-based
violence, abuse and exploitation.
* Despite challenges, UNICEF is staying and delivering through a three-pronged
strategy: delivering critical supplies and services in conflict and hard to
reach areas, providing urgent assistance to displaced and host communities in
states receiving IDPs, and supporting the preservation of systems that
deliver basic services across Sudan.
* UNICEF requires US $840 million to deliver a package of child protection,
education, health, nutrition, WASH and cash plus interventions to save
children's lives.
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KEY PLANNED TARGETS
3 million children and women accessing primary health care
558,268 children with severe wasting admitted for treatment
2.9 million children accessing formal or non-formal education, including early
learning
8.9 million people accessing a sufficient quantity and quality of water
FUNDING REQUIREMENTS FOR 2025
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COUNTRY NEEDS AND STRATEGY
HUMANITARIAN NEEDS
The conflict in Sudan has forced 10.8 million people, half of whom are children,
to flee their homes in search of safety and security. Prior to the conflict, the
country already had 3.7 million IDPs and around 1 million refugees.
Sudan is facing a devastating hunger catastrophe at a scale not seen since the
Darfur crisis in the early 2000s, with 755,000 people experiencing catastrophic
levels of food insecurity and 25.6 million people in crisis levels of hunger.
This means half of Sudan’s war-battered population struggles to feed themselves
and their families every single day. An estimated 3.7 million children will
suffer from acute malnutrition this year, of whom over 730,000 children with
severe acute malnutrition (SAM) are at an increased risk of not surviving
without timely treatment . The situation is especially dire for children and
families trapped into areas affected by direct conflict, insecurity, and lack of
protection.
The health system in Sudan is on the brink of collapse: over 75 per cent of
health facilities are non-functional in conflict-affected states and frontline
workers have not been paid in months.UNICEF is particularly worried about the
youngest children, including the 1.5 million babies who will be born in the
country this year. With many pregnant women trapped in areas of heavy fighting,
and others living in overcrowded sites for displaced people or with host
communities who are already stretched to their limits, tens of thousands of
mothers and children might not access critical health-care services in time.
Nearly one third of the population (including 7.4 million children) lacks access
to water, while two third lacks access to sanitation and hygiene services. Many
facilities that provide water have been destroyed or damaged, lack of water
treatment supplies or are inaccessible for repairs and maintenance due to
insecurity. Millions of girls and young women lack even basic hygiene supplies.
WASH-related diseases are putting the lives of 3.5 million children at risk.
The right to education of 18 million children in Sudan is at stake. Without
urgent action, the learning crisis will become a generational catastrophe. This
generation's learning and earning loss is estimated to be US$26 billion per
year. Millions of Sudanese children not learning is disastrous for their safety
and well-being, engendering child protection risks like child labour, child
marriage and recruitment by armed groups and forces, which are already on the
rise. The country is facing the highest number of grave child rights violations
verified in more than a decade across all types of grave violations, including
GBV, targeting of schools and hospitals, killing and maiming.
UNICEF’S STRATEGY
UNICEF is staying and delivering for children in Sudan through a three-pronged
strategy: in conflict and hard to reach areas (hotspots) – delivering
life-saving supplies and services, in states receiving large numbers of IDPs –
providing urgent assistance to displaced and host communities, and across the
country – supporting the preservation of systems that deliver basic services.
UNICEF expects to reach 12.9 million people, including 8.9 million children.
Humanitarian access, insecurity, and bureaucratic impediments are the key
constraining factors impacting the scale up of life-saving emergency response,
especially in hotspots – Darfur, Gezira, Khartoum and Kordofan states. UNICEF is
advocating for access to populations in need and working strategically to access
people affected by the violence and upheaval to provide lifesaving assistance.
Given the situation in Darfur and the lack of access, a small team has been
deployed to Chad to coordinate and lead UNICEF cross-border operations to
respond to the needs of IDPs in Darfur.
UNICEF leads the Education, Nutrition and WASH clusters and the child protection
subcluster and plays a key role in the Health Cluster, the GBV subcluster and
the refugee consultation forum. On behalf of the clusters, UNICEF procures and
manages the pipeline of core lifesaving supplies for treating severe wasting
(ready-to-use therapeutic food), immunization (routine vaccines), maternal and
child health (medicines and medical equipment) and emergency WASH supplies.
UNICEF aims to reach over 558,000 children, who are at extreme risk of not
surviving, with SAM treatment in 2024. In line with UNICEF's famine prevention
strategy, delivery of lifesaving nutrition interventions in the Zamzam camp and
the 14 areas at risk of famine will be prioritized, encompassing prevention,
early detection, and treatment of wasting. To inform programming, UNICEF will
continuously analyze the evolving nutrition situation and programme coverage
through SMART surveys, focusing on the cluster’s prioritized localities.
Additionally, UNICEF will continue to build the capacity of nutrition partners
in service delivery and evidence generation.
UNICEF is paying incentives to critical front-line workers who have not been
paid for months to prevent a system collapse that would have a devastating
impact on children's survival and well-being. Lifesaving interventions will be
prioritized, including access to primary healthcare and vaccinations against
deadly childhood diseases. UNICEF will focus on children in their first 1,000
days of life by providing cash to pregnant women and new mothers combined with
an integrated package of basic services. This gender-responsive mother and child
cash transfer 'plus' programme (MCCT+) is a core element of resilience
programming. It demonstrably saves lives and empowers women in a sustainable
way. UNICEF will target 8.9 million people with access to improved water supply,
appropriate sanitation and hygiene and handwashing services to prevent and
control disease outbreaks.
UNICEF aims to reach conflict-affected children on the move with integrated
learning, skills development and protection assistance. 24 The Makanaa ‘our
space’ approach provides a place where children can learn, play and heal in safe
(learning) spaces, while accessing an integrated package of support and referral
services. Besides psychosocial support, these encompass family tracing and
reunification for unaccompanied and separated children, prevention of and
response to child marriage, GBV and mine risk education.
UNICEF continues to support social systems, localization and mutual aid through
enhanced community-based and women/community-led interventions to expand reach,
sustainability, strengthen engagement and accountability to affected
populations. Implementation of programmes is gender- and risk-informed and
conflict-sensitive, aligned with 'do no harm' approach.
PROGRAMME TARGETS
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Press release
24 December 2024
FOOD AND NUTRITION CRISIS DEEPENS ACROSS SUDAN AS FAMINE IDENTIFIED IN
ADDITIONAL AREAS
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Press release
05 December 2024
UNICEF GOODWILL AMBASSADOR ISHMAEL BEAH MEETS CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE TRAPPED
IN WORLD’S BIGGEST CHILD DISPLACEMENT CRISIS
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Press release
06 October 2024
AMID RELENTLESS ATTACKS ON CHILDREN IN SUDAN, AT LEAST 13 CHILDREN REPORTEDLY
KILLED AND ANOTHER 4 INJURED IN AL KUMA, NORTH DARFUR
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Press release
05 October 2024
UNICEF AIRLIFTS MORE LIFESAVING VACCINES TO SUDAN TO FIGHT CONCURRENT OUTBREAKS
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HIGHLIGHTS
Humanitarian Action is at the core of UNICEF’s mandate to realize the rights of
every child. This edition of Humanitarian Action for Children – UNICEF’s annual
humanitarian fundraising appeal – describes the ongoing crises affecting
children in Sudan; the strategies that we are using to respond to these
situations; and the donor support that is essential in this response.
Author(s)
UNICEF
Publication date
August 2024
Languages
English
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Sudan is currently using 2024 figures for UNICEF’s HAC 2025 appeal. The
publication of Sudan’s HAC 2025 appeal will be released in 2025 in line with the
inter-agency plan. Download the latest appeal from 2024 to find out more about
UNICEF’s work and targets for Sudan.
2024 HAC appeal (August 2024) (pdf, 816 KB)
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