Sudan

In Sudan, OCHA delivers its mandate through its core functions of coordination, advocacy, humanitarian financing, policy and information management. Along with a country office in Khartoum, OCHA has sub-offices in four Darfur states, Blue Nile, South Kordofan, and Kassala states. OCHA also has a sub-office in Abyei PCA, reporting to New York. These sub-offices provide local coordination support to humanitarian organisations, liaise with the local government and, where applicable, with peacekeeping, peace-building missions and other entities.

Humanitarian needs across Sudan are at an all-time high, the four most significant risks are conflict, natural disasters, disease outbreaks, and economic deterioration.
Over 418,000 people were newly displaced across Sudan in 2022 due to conflict and natural disasters - IOM DTM
A humanitarian overview of what happened in Sudan in 2022 (Sudan Humanitarian Update, December 2022)
Health sector partners provide medicines for 5.6 million people across Sudan in 2022
Prices of coarse grains following mixed trends in January 2023, but remain high - FAO

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Humanitarian Response Plan: Funding Update

HRPs are the result of OCHA’s work with humanitarian partners around the world to identify the most critical humanitarian needs, plan responses and determine the budgets needed to address them. Requirements for 2022 are outlined below.

Total Requirement

$1.9 billion

Funding to date

$883.3 million

Funding gap

$1.1 billion

Top 5 Donors

United States of America	$565.9 million (64.1%)
European Commission	$71.9 million (8.1%)
Central Emergency Response Fund	$45.9 million (5.2%)
Germany	$41.1 million (4.7%)
Canada	$24.8 million (2.8%)

Top Funded Sectors

Food Security and Livelihoods	$364.1 million
Refugee Response	$89.8 million
Health	$88.8 million
Nutrition	$62.2 million
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene	$51.2 million

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Sudan Humanitarian Fund

Humanitarian Funds are set up for complex emergencies and support the highest-priority projects of the best-placed responders (including international and national NGOs and UN agencies) through an inclusive and transparent process that supports priorities set out in Humanitarian Response Plans (HRPs). Figures below are for 2022.

Total Amount

$49.8 million

Total Paid Amount

$49.8 million

Total Pledged Amount

Top 5 Donors

Donor	Pledged	Paid
Germany		$17 million
United States		$8 million
Netherlands		$7.6 million
Ireland		$6.5 million
Canada		$4.9 million

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Funding for OCHA Sudan

The following donors contributed earmarked funding for 2022.

Total Requirement

$10,248,409

Earmarked Contributions

$9,665,887

Opening Balance **

$356,277

Total (Contributions + Opening Balance)

$10,022,164

Earmarked Donors

Donors	USD
Canada	239,195
European Commission (DG-ECHO)	1,033,595
Germany	1,063,806
Italy	527,983
Poland	50,000
Sweden (Sida)	751,308
United States (USAID-BHA)	6,000,000

Unearmarked Donors

OCHA received unearmarked contributions from the following donors:

Australia
Austria
Belgium
Canada
China
Cyprus
Denmark
Estonia
Finland
France
Germany
Iceland
Ireland
Italy
Japan
Kazakhstan
Korea, Republic of
Luxembourg
Monaco
Netherlands
New Zealand
Norway
Qatar
Russian Federation
Saudi Arabia
Singapore
Sweden
Switzerland
United Kingdom
United States

Unearmarked contributions (or commitments) are those for which the donor does not require the funds to be used for a specific project, sector, crisis or country, leaving OCHA to decide how to allocate the funds.

** May include unearmarked and earmarked funding with implementation dates beyond the calendar year Excludes miscellaneous income (e.g. adjustments, gain/losses on exchange rate etc.)

Funding information from the OCHA Contributions Tracking System