Evaluaciones

Conflict since April in Sudan has internally displaced more than 6 million people and forced almost 1.5 million to flee to South Sudan (501,000), Chad (497,000), Egypt (400,000), Ethiopia (43,000) and Central African Republic (26,000). Among…

Sudan Displacement Overview During January 2024, field teams reported continued clashes between the RSF and SAF across multiple hotspots in the West of Sudan, most notably in Al Fasher, Al Radoum, Nyala Janoub, Ag Geneina, Kutum, and…

Overview Since the conflict between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) erupted in Khartoum-Sudan, clashes further spread to other States within the country. As of 27 January 2024, over 447,000 individuals had…

OVERVIEW The overall MFI score is 5.5, and based on Market Functionality Assessment results, cash-based transfers (CBT) can be implemented in the assessed areas considering High Risk for market-based interventions. The weakest dimension across the province is Infrastructure,…

KEY MESSAGES • MSNA findings suggest that the majority of assessed households faced barriers when accessing water and were water insecure despite relatively high access to improved water sources. • More than three quarters of assessed households seemed…

Evidence from a Tetra Tech assessment on the R4 Rural Resilience Initiative demonstrates that an Integrated Climate Risk Management (ICRM) approach for managing climate and disaster risks can help vulnerable families to reduce the impacts of…

Summary CRS staff in West and Central Darfur conducted a preliminary assessment of health, nutrition and protection needs across six localities of West and Central Darfur. The assessment included a review of secondary data from CRS and…

SUMMARY & MAIN FINDINGS Between the end of December 2023 and mid-January 2024, Macomia Sede received an approximatively number of 909 new families in 5 different IDP sites (Nanga A – Cardoso, Nanga A – Administration,…

Key Highlights • In the surveyed sites, the majority identified education services as a priority need for flood-affected children, healthcare services for women and water for men. In addition, healthcare services were identified as another majority need…

Key Highlights • In the surveyed sites, majority identified shelter as a priority need for flood-affected men, women, and children. In addition, healthcare services and multipurpose cash transfers were reported for adults while children identified protection and…