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Sudan continues to face one of the world’s most severe and rapidly evolving humanitarian crises. Since April 2023, escalating conflict has displaced millions, leaving over 892,000 refugees and asylum-seekers projected in 2025 within Sudan’s borders, displacing over 10 million IDPs and driving over three million Sudanese to neighbouring countries. Despite its own internal struggles, Sudan remains steadfast in its commitment to hosting refugees from South Sudan, Ethiopia, Eritrea, and beyond, highlighting its adherence to humanitarian principles amidst the ongoing conflict. The 2025 Sudan CRRP outlines a comprehensive response strategy to address the urgent needs of refugees, asylum-seekers, and host communities. Bringing together 34 partners, including international and national NGOs, UN agencies, to support the government of Sudan, the CRRP aims to secure $633.7 million to implement its goals.