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Millions fleeing Sudan’s war risk losing shelter as funds run low, UN warns

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Briefings

A UN report warns that millions of people in Sudan face homelessness due to insufficient funding for emergency shelter. Only a fraction of the 15.4 million people in need have received aid, leaving many without protection during the ongoing conflict.

Key points

• Fewer than 1 million of the 15.4 million people in need emergency shelter in Sudan have received assistance.
• The UN warns that millions risk losing shelter as funds run low during the conflict.

Context

This briefing addresses a critical humanitarian crisis in Sudan where the war has displaced millions, yet aid distribution remains severely restricted by financial constraints.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single UN report stating that fewer than 1 million of 15.4 million people in need have received assistance. No specific dates, locations, or names of aid recipients are provided, and the report does not offer forecasts or causal analysis of the funding shortfall.

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