Summary of needs, targets & requirements
Foreword by the Humanitarian Coordinator
Summary of needs, targets & requirements
In 2017, an estimated 4.8 million people are in need of humanitarian assistance in Sudan. This represents a reduction of one million compared to 2016, attributed largely to a reduction in the number of people in need of food and livelihoods assistance compared to 2015, when the El Niño event impacted agricultural performance.
Total population 38.4M
People in need 5.8M
People targeted 4.6M
Requirements (US$) 952M
Humanitarian partners 80
Needs, targets & requirements
The current global El Niño event is considered one of the strongest on record. In Sudan, El Niño has significantly impacted the 2015 rainy season with delayed rains, below-average rainfall and intermittent dry spells. This has caused reduced cultivation areas, delayed planting, poor pastures and limited water availability for both people and their livestock. These impacts are threatening essential agricultural and livestock production across Sudan.
HUMANITARIAN STRATEGY
Context
Humanitarian needs in Sudan are considerable and remain important in scope. Despite years of assistance humanitarian needs are acute and in some cases are expanding. These are predominantly caused by conflict which, in turn, drives displacement and food insecurity.
SUMMARY
Substantial humanitarian action is urgently required in Sudan in 2014.Overall, a total of 6.9 million people are in need of humanitarian assistance including life-saving interventions, protection from conflict and violence, strengthening household and community coping mechanisms and, where conditions permit, supporting longer-term solutions to the plight of internally displaced people (IDPs) and refugees.
Strategic objectives
The UN and partners have agreed on the following strategic objectives for 2014:
SUMMARY
Substantial humanitarian action will be required in Sudan in 2014.
Overall, a total of 6.1 million people are in need of humanitarian assistance including life-saving interventions, protection from conflict and violence, strengthening household and community coping mechanisms and, where conditions permit, supporting longer-term solutions to the plight of IDPs and Refugees.
Strategic objectives
The UN and partners have agreed on the following strategic objectives for 2014:
Executive summary
This mid-year review of the 2013 United Nations and Partners' Work Plan for Sudan comes at a challenging time for the humanitarian community and for the people of Sudan. There has been significant and worrying new displacement; fighting between government forces and armed groups has increased, as has inter- and intra-tribal conflict; the situation in Abyei remains tense; access for humanitarian actors to conflict affected areas of the country is unpredictable and the funding available to meet humanitarian needs has declined.
Executive Summary
Humanitarian needs in Sudan continue to be driven by a cycle of conflict, displacement and vulnerability. To meet these needs the United Nations (UN) and its partners are appealing for US$983 million to fund a total of 364 projects across thirteen sectors in 2013. This will allow for the provision of humanitarian assistance to 4.4 million people in Sudan.
Executive Summary
The Mid-Year Review of the 2012 Sudan Humanitarian Work Plan (HWP) comes at a time of growing concern for Sudan.
Executive summary
Humanitarian need in Sudan is driven by conflict, displacement and vulnerability . In 2012, humanitarian assistance will support up to 4.2 million people to ensure food security, access to basic services, shelter, and livelihoods opportunities.
A NOTE ON THE 2011 MID YEAR REVIEW
Executive summary
Innovating new approaches to chronic vulnerability in a critical year
In 2011, Sudan will mark six years of relative peace since the Comprehensive Peace Agreement ended over 21 years of civil war between north and south. It is also the year in which the southern states and Abyei area will vote in critical referenda on their political status. Meanwhile, efforts will continue to find a lasting settlement to the crisis in Darfur.
The humanitarian Country Team endorsed three strategic priorities for 2011.
1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
During the first half of 2010, the situation in Sudan has mostly evolved in line with the most likely scenario identified in the 2010 Work Plan. Key elections in Sudan passed without large-scale incidents. While the humanitarian situation remains worrisome in the south, the situation in Darfur is generally stable despite the recent resumption of low-level rebel activity.
1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Abstract
The UN and Partners 2008 Work Plan for Sudan outlines Humanitarian, Early Recovery and Recovery and Development programmes to improve the well being of Sudanese. In Volume I planning, monitoring, coordination and funding issues related to the implementation of these programmes are detailed. The discussion is drawn from Sector Plans and Planning Region rationale for activity. The supporting projects are in Volume II, Programme Directory.
1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
This year, flooding began at least one month earlier than normal. An estimated 410,785 people have already been directly affected -- a total of over 82,157 households. If the current pattern continues, it is expected that the situation will deteriorate considerably, particularly given that mid-August to early September is the normal peak of flooding. The United Nations and Partners, working in collaboration with government, project an additional 265,000 individuals could be affected in the coming six weeks.
AN EXECUTIVE SUMMARY OF THE 2007 WORK PLAN
Sudan is at a critical moment in its history. With the right choices, prosperity for its people will become a reality. While these choices are the responsibility of the Sudanese people and their Governments, a significant opportunity exists for a strengthened partnership between the Sudan and the United Nations and Partners; particularly in accelerating the shift towards recovery and development. Such a shift has a role to play in supporting peace and changing the lives of millions for the better.
