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Sudan Crisis News

Sudan Crisis News tracks the civil war, mass displacement, acute hunger, famine risk, attacks on civilians, humanitarian access and aid delivery.

Shelter funding, hunger and civilian protection

A dated overview of Sudan humanitarian reporting, reviewed on 9 November 2026.

At the UN briefing on 6 November, UNHCR said Sudan's US$179 million shelter response was only 35 per cent funded. IOM warned that emergency stocks were running out while families continued to flee or return to damaged homes. UN briefing, 6 November

WHO's 12 October account of an IPC alert warned of worsening famine risk in Greater Darfur and Greater Kordofan. Conflict, displacement and drought were combining with severe constraints on health care and safe water. WHO alert, 12 October

The UN Secretary-General's 31 October statement condemned escalating drone attacks and called for civilians and essential infrastructure to be protected. UN statement, 31 October

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Sudan Crisis News tracks the civil war, mass displacement, acute hunger, famine risk, attacks on civilians, humanitarian access and aid delivery.

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