Updates (Maps / Infographics)

In December 2025, renewed fighting across several states, particularly Jonglei and Unity States, worsened humanitarian needs. In Jonglei, clashes between Government forces and opposition groups,...

In November, an estimated 5.97 million people (42 per cent of the population) face Crisis or worse Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) Phase 3+, including about 1.3 million in...

Escalating conflict, displacement, access constraints, economic instability, climate shocks, and disease outbreaks continued to worsen the humanitarian crisis in South Sudan throughout October. An...

In September, communities across South Sudan continued to face severe humanitarian challenges, including flooding, food insecurity, violence, displacement, and disease outbreaks. As of 30 September,...

In August, widespread flooding and ongoing violence continued to exacerbate humanitarian needs across South Sudan. As of 31 August, an estimated 263,000 people were affected by floods across 11...

Conflict, food insecurity, disease outbreaks and seasonal flooding continued to exacerbate humanitarian needs across South Sudan in July. Between January and July, an estimated 355,000 people were...

As of June, more than half of South Sudan’s population—approximately 7.7 million people—are facing severe levels of acute food insecurity. Among them, an estimated 83,000 individuals are experiencing...

As of end of May, an estimated 198,000 people remained displaced in Upper Nile and Jonglei states due to escalation of hostilities since early March. The violence has severely disrupted essential...

In April, fighting between armed groups continued to trigger fatalities and mass displacement in Upper Nile State and northern Jonglei, undermining essential services and worsening the humanitarian...

In March, tensions escalated in Nasir, Baliet, Ulang, Longochuk, Manyo and Panyikang counties of Upper Nile State, following clashes between government forces and armed groups in Nasir town on 4...

In February, the humanitarian situation continued, featuring extensive food insecurity, impacts of the Sudan crisis, conflict, flooding, and disease outbreaks, all worsened by the ongoing economic...

As of January, over one million people have arrived in South Sudan from Sudan since April 2023. Protests by groups of citizens over the killing of South Sudanese nationals in Sudan killed several...

In December, acute food insecurity and the malnutrition situation in South Sudan continued to deteriorate due to multiple factors including the economic crisis, repeated climatic shocks and...

Between September and November 2024, an estimated 6.3 million people—47 per cent of the population analyzed—were classified in IPC Phase 3 (Crisis) or above.¹ This includes 1.71 million people facing...

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...