Sudan Regional Crisis Development Action Platform
Sudan Regional Crisis Development Action Platform
Why a Development Action Platform?
Why a Development Action Platform?
The Development Action Platform responds to the critical need for data and analysis to mobilize support from humanitarian, development, and peace actors for people displaced by conflict in Sudan, and the affected communities in Sudan and in neighbouring countries of asylum and return.
The platform is co-designed by the United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR), United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat), and the United Nations Development Coordination Office (UNDCO) and seeks to be a multi-stakeholder effort.
Learn more about how to use the platform and how to contribute
The Sudan Regional Response
The Sudan Regional Response
The conflict in Sudan is a significant demographic and economic shock for the region and presents a major development challenge for the African continent. Neighbouring countries assisting those displaced from the conflict are low- and middle-income economies. Together with Sudan’s population, they account for 25% of the population on the African continent.
Country Responses
Country Responses
Learn about how development actors are working with communities and local authorities to respond to the Sudan crisis in eight countries: the Central African Republic, Chad, Egypt, Ethiopia, Libya, South Sudan, Sudan and Uganda.
Central African Republic Chad Egypt Ethiopia Libya South Sudan Sudan Uganda
Data & Evidence
Data & Evidence
Data and evidence are critical for informing development-oriented and context-specific responses to the Sudan regional crisis.
Data also supports integrated settlement planning by providing insights into where resources are most needed and helping to prioritize support for infrastructure, services, and livelihoods.
This Platform collects the latest research, reports, and data for quick access and informed decision-making, equipping stakeholders to make targeted investments that promote long-term resilience for refugees and host communities alike.