Local events ⌖ #Displacement

Sudan’s Minister of Welfare, Salma al-Khalifa, confirmed that the lack of international funding is the most prominent challenge to humanitarian work in the displaced persons camps in Sudan amid worsening conditions.

OCHA warns of a humanitarian catastrophe after 15,000 families were displaced to El Obeid and 2,500 from Qaysan, as attacks continue and there is a severe shortage of funding for the response in Sudan.

More than 5,000 people were displaced from Serba locality in West Darfur following clashes in Bir Saliba, while the majority of the affected families crossed the border into Chad.

More than 20,000 people have been displaced in Darfur due to escalating conflict and violence, while funding shortages threaten the ability of humanitarian agencies to respond to growing needs, as cholera continues to spread in Sudan.

More than 2,500 people have been displaced from two villages in the Amro region of North Darfur due to insecurity, with most crossing into Chad amid tense conditions and attacks attributed to the Rapid Support Forces.

The International Organization for Migration announced that the number of returnees to their areas in Sudan has risen to more than 4.6 million, while the number of internally displaced persons has decreased to 8.6 million despite the continued fighting.

The International Organization for Migration (IOM) announced that 3,560 people have been displaced from the village of Fungo in North Darfur due to insecurity, amid continued tension and accusations against the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) of looting and arson.

The International Organization for Migration warned of worsening displacement in Kordofan, confirming that the number of newly displaced people has risen to more than 219,000 since the escalation of violence in October 2025.

Women and children make up a large proportion of the displaced population, exacerbating the crises in protection, education and nutrition.