Two years into the conflict between Sudan’s armed forces and the Rapid Support Forces, the country faces a deepening humanitarian catastrophe marked by mass displacement, regional spillover, and a collapsing economy and health system. Violence - including most recent atrocities in El Fasher - continues to drive millions into neighbouring countries that are themselves overwhelmed, while aid cuts worsen acute hunger, disease outbreaks, and protection risks. With most health facilities nonfunctional, rising migration pressures, and a fragile, disputed ceasefire, further destabilization and humanitarian deterioration across the region are highly likely.

Switzerland’s Federal Council has requested the Parliament to allocate an additional CHF 50 million to help address the most urgent needs—including food, drinking water, medical care, shelter, and protection measures—thereby enabling Switzerland to provide substantial relief in conflict-affected areas. MSF Switzerland will receive CHF 5 million to support its operations in Chad and the operations of MSF Belgium in South Sudan, where the arrival of close to two million refugees and returnees have put pressure on the already stretched public health services and resources.

• Around 50’000 refugees living in the temporary transit settlement in Adré, Chad.
• The 46’700 refugees living in Aboutengué camp in Chad, as well as the 70,000 people from the host community in the Djoroko area.
• Around 97’000 Sudanese refugees staying in and around Renk; 294’000 people who fled the civil war in South Sudan and have returned to their country of origin due to the war in Sudan, as well as up to 90’000 people from the host community

Risultati principali attesi:  

IN ADRÉ

• Up to 7’500 outpatient consultations per month in the clinic managed by MSF
• Over 5’000 children under five treated for malnutrition
• 520 latrines built and 6 boreholes solarised

IN ABOUTENGUÉ

• More than 7’400 outpatient consultations a month
• Up to 20 births attended per week
• Around 350 hospital admissions per month

IN RENK

• Around 153 outpatient consultations at MSF’s mobile clinic locations every day
• Approximately 183 children admitted to Renk hospital each month
• Roughly 140 health talks performed per week

Risultati fasi precedenti:   N/A