Updated: August 2026 When a school closes, the first loss is easy to see. Children stop attending lessons. They miss mathematics, languages, science and the opportunity to progress
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Updated: August 2026 Leaving home does not always mean leaving your country. For millions of Sudanese people, conflict has forced them to move from one town, village or
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Updated: August 2026 For a family forced to flee violence, finding a safer place to stay is only the beginning. The next questions can be just as urgent.
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Updated: August 2026 A health facility does much more than treat people who are already seriously ill. It vaccinates children. It monitors pregnancies. It treats infections before they
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Updated: August 2026 For a young child, malnutrition is never simply a matter of being hungry. It can weaken the immune system, reduce the body’s ability to recover
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Updated: August 2026 Sudan remains in one of the most severe food and nutrition crises in the world. The latest nationwide analysis from the Integrated Food Security Phase
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Introduction Across many parts of Africa, hunger is no longer a distant risk but an unfolding emergency. Communities that once relied on farming and trade now face empty
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Introduction Across Sudan today, many families wake up with the same quiet question: has hope been lost? Since April 2023, a brutal conflict between the Sudanese Armed Forces
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The poverty line is more than a number. It is a measure of survival. It defines the minimum income a person needs to meet basic living standards such
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Poverty facts are often presented as numbers on a page, but behind every number is a human life. In Sudan today, poverty is not just an economic condition.
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