South Sudan: Hepatitis E Outbreak - Sep 2023 Updates (Maps / Infographics)

In October, the humanitarian situation continued to deteriorate in South Sudan, driven by high food prices, a severe economic crisis, conflict, disease outbreaks and cross-border movements from Sudan...

In September, flooding has affected more than 755,000 people across 41 of South Sudan’s 78 counties and the Abyei Administrative Area, with communities facing a critical situation compounded by...

As of 31 August, more than 710,000 people across 30 counties in South Sudan and Abyei have been impacted by severe flooding, compounding an already grave humanitarian crisis marked by acute food...

South Sudan continued to face a severe humanitarian crisis driven by different shocks and triggers, such as severe food insecurity, a record level of flooding; unprecedented inflation; disease...

In June, the humanitarian situation in South Sudan was marked by conflicts, food insecurity, disease outbreaks, impact of the Sudan crisis and the risk of imminent floods, threatening to deepen the...

In May, food insecurity, economic shocks, conflict, climate hazards and disease outbreaks, compounded by the influx of displaced persons sparked by the Sudan crisis¹ continued to drive the...

An estimated 7.1 million people will likely be experiencing high levels of acute food insecurity between April and July 2024, with 79,000 people at risk of Catastrophic level (IPC Phase 5) mostly in...

In March, clusters have prioritized their humanitarian response to the bare minimum and are only reaching people with the greatest needs, focusing at about 4.5 million people in 32 of the 78 counties...

In February, local currency depreciation aggravated food prices and placed an extra burden on people, many of whom were already acutely food insecure. Some 5.78 million people are projected to be at...

In the first month of 2024, evidence-based needs remained high, and people continued to require significant humanitarian assistance in South Sudan. An estimated 9 million people¹ are projected to...