Sudan Humanitarian Crisis

SUDAN
CRISIS

The crisis in Sudan has affected the entire country, including those people we serve who had already sought refuge in East Sudan from neighbouring regions such as Ethiopia and Eritrea

Urgent Humanitarian Crisis

Furthermore, in our ongoing humanitarian programmes designed to serve refugees and provide aid to people entering Sudan from other conflict zones, we are now seeing an increasing number of Sudanese citizens who have become internally displaced and have entered refugee camps and surrounding areas as a last resort.

Situation Matrix

Data and Map provided by Global Data Institute Displacement Tracking Matrix

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These people tend to be the most vulnerable members of society who lack the means to relocate to safety and now have nowhere else to go. The impact on our existing programmes is therefore profound, with more people needing our help and rapidly rising costs due to the residual factors of the conflict.

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Our teams are working hard on the ground to help all those who come forward for aid, from a humanitarian perspective, while at the same time trying to make logistical arrangements to keep our services open. We need as much help as we can get, for basics such as food and medical packs, and simple shelter for newly arrived families

In any humanitarian crisis, there are a variety of issues which affect the situation, both historic and contemporary. We are aware that many people will have specific and often strong views on aspects of this crisis, and it’s not the first regional crisis to provoke strong opinion.

Nonetheless, our sole objective is to assist refugees, displaced vulnerable people, and those in urgent need first and foremost, irrespective of political affiliations, race, gender, disability or religious belief.

Political statements or endorsements of any kind can be detrimental to charitable work when fundraising and delivering aid to those in need. As such, statements - however well intentioned - can detract from our collective humanitarian aims.

We commit to maintaining our humanitarian neutrality for the sake of serving those who are in desperate need, regardless of affiliation or background. We encourage our dear supporters to approach this work with the same spirit.

We’ll use your funds exactly as you've requested, allocating them to the project you've specified, in accordance with Ethar's Cost Allocation Policy and programming best practice, which are in place to maximise the efficiency and effectiveness of our operations. There are many different challenges facing refugees in the areas where we operate, and new difficulties often appear; in the rare cases where the need elsewhere becomes greater still, we may redistribute your funds within the response area to respond best to that particular emergency.