Sudan's Conflict Results in World's Largest Internal Displacement

Over 10 million people uprooted, humanitarian crisis deepens as aid remains underfunded

Sudan's ongoing conflict has resulted in the world's largest internal displacement, with 10.7 million people uprooted from their homes, including 9 million displaced internally.
More than half a million people were displaced following attacks by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), one of Sudan's two warring parties.
According to the UN, 20.3 million people in Sudan face severe hunger, more than 70 percent of hospitals in conflict-affected areas aren’t functioning, and 19 million children are out of school.
Both the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the RSF have been accused of widespread abuses, including indiscriminate bombings, the targeting of activists, and hampering aid delivery.
The 2024 Sudan Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan (HNRP) requires US$2.7 billion to carry out relevant operations across Sudan, however only 3.1 percent of this is funded.