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Refugee Employment and Resettlement Statistics
A breakdown of registered refugees accessing formal labor and resettlement opportunities.
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Three Years On, War-Weary Sudanese Remain on the Move
Three Years On, War-Weary Sudanese Remain on the Move Aerial view on Iridimi and Gourdrane Sudanese Refugee camps in Chad. As the crisis in Sudan moves into its fourth year, fighting still rages in large parts of the country, causing new displacement and extending the daily tragedy for millions of people with no clear end in sight.
Sudan crisis response - Doctors Without Borders
MSF works across Sudan with a team of more than 2,000 Sudanese and international staff. We run two hospitals and two clinics, and support 13 hospitals and 17 primary health care centers. Our teams provide a range of services, including surgical care, wound management, physiotherapy, maternal care, pediatric care, malnutrition treatment, primary health care, vaccinations, and mental health support. We also support water and sanitation in displacement camps through the construction of borehole wells and latrines, as well as water distribution. In Khartoum state, our teams support emergency and surgical care, maternal and pediatric services, treatment for infectious diseases and malnutrition, and epidemic response activities throughout Omdurman, Khartoum city, Bahri, and Jabal Awliya. These combined efforts form a crucial medical lifeline for communities that have been cut off from functioning health services.In Blue Nile, we run a malnutrition ward in the main hospital, respond to epidemics, provide mental health support, carry out health promotion activities, and support primary health care in camps for displaced people. In the camps of Karama, MSF provides outpatient care, reproductive health services, health promotion, and environmental health activities, and supports the provision of safe water and vector‑control measures.In Gedaref, our teams help ensure access to emergency, outpatient, and inpatient care, as well as maternity services and treatment for chronic and infectious diseases, including cholera. MSF also works in camps for displaced people and has two projects treating people for Kala azar, which is a major risk in Gedaref.In White Nile, our teams focus on emergency preparedness and response, strengthening community surveillance and referral pathways to help people reach care quickly during outbreaks.In North Kordofan, following months negotiating access with the authorities, MSF launched an emergency response in El Obeid, the state’s capital, in January. This followed an assessment in late 2025 identifying huge health and humanitarian needsIn Central and West Darfur, MSF supports four hospitals and a primary health care center with a comprehensive package of care adapted to each location. MSF teams in hospitals provide emergency and inpatient services, maternity care, treatment for malnutrition and common childhood illnesses, cholera and measles response, mental health support, and assistance for survivors of sexual violence, among other servi...
Document - UNHCR Sudan - Overview of Refugees and IDPs in Sudan ...
UNHCR Sudan - Overview of Refugees and IDPs in Sudan Dashboard as of 31 March 2026
Sudan at three years: A crisis the world cannot ignore | OCHA
Sudan at three years: A crisis the world cannot ignore Newly displaced Sudanese gather at a water distribution point in Tawila, North Darfur, before registering for aid at the Korma Gate reception area after fleeing fighting in El Fasher and surrounding conflict areas in recent months.
