This is a coordination strategy.
It outlines how the WASH Cluster will strengthen structures, systems, and processes—nationally and at state level—to enable effective, predictable, and principled collective WASH outcomes.
To ensure that all partners report using a harmonized methodology, this document was developed to outline how to count beneficiaries, how to report activities, and how the WASH Cluster calculates and consoli
This dashboard serves as a one-stop-shop for all WASH Sector partners response.
This report, produced by the WASH Cluster with UNICEF, analyzes the interdependence between power infrastructure and cholera risk in Sudan.
This folder contains key cholera documents to support planning and response efforts, including prevention, preparedness, and outbreak management. It includes harmonized IEC materials, strategic plans, and technical guidelines to guide effective and coordinated action.
This plan is a joint initiative between the WASH, Health, and RCCE sectors to strengthen preparedness and response for the projected cholera outbreak in Sudan in 2026.
This folder contains the latest minutes of meeting, critical of document produced at the State Level.
This map presents the current operational water treatment plants across Khartoum State, highlighting their existing production capacity compared to their or
PSEA IEC materiel from the PSEA network in Sudan in Arabic and English
Weekly basis supply dashboard based on key WASH sector partners supply chain
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ABOUT THIS REPORT Aim and scope This report outlines seven risks of emerging or deteriorating humanitarian conditions in Sudan between June–December 2026. The risk analysis aims to support humanitarian decision makers in anticipating potential escalations in humanitarian needs,…
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ABOUT THIS REPORT Aim This report aims to analyse the situation of children affected by armed conflict in Sudan through the UNSC’s framework of the six grave violations against children. It focuses on developments in 2025 and 2026,…
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Humanitarian access constraints have been a pervasive and persistent structural occurrence in Sudan’s continuing crisis, even as the conflict enters its fourth year (UNHCR 17/02/2026; OCHA 09/09/2025). A combination of shifting conflict lines, a deeply fragmented…
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CRISIS IMPACT OVERVIEW Since 25 October 2025, conflict between the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) in the Greater Kordofan region of Sudan has sparked widespread displacement. After RSF’s October 2025 takeover of Al…
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THREAT OVERVIEW During conflict, digital technologies can become double-edged tools – important for affected people’s safety and survival, necessary for information-sharing, and required for humanitarian coordination but simultaneously able to cause unintentional harm or be weaponised by…
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KEY FINDINGS • The national Minimum Expenditure Basket (MEB) without top-up increased by 6% compared to January 2026, reaching 515,146 SDG. The highest observed values were recorded in North Darfur (554,417 SDG; +21% since January 2026), West…
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Key Messages • Markets in Darfur and Greater Kordofan remain highly unstable, with prices influenced primarily by conflict, access constraints, and supply-chain disruptions rather than seasonality. In Darfur, prolonged insecurity and reliance on long-distance supply routes have…
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Key Messages • Market access in Khartoum State was reported as possible by most assessed consumers at the time of data collection (September 2025), despite ongoing security challenges. However, some respondents in specific localities, particularly Bahri and…
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Excerpt 2. Rationale 2.1 Background After more than two years of relentless conflict, Sudan is facing what is considered the world’s largest humanitarian crisis in scale.2 An estimated 30 million people urgently require assistance, while 25 million are experiencing…
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Key Findings Overall, the highest median prices for the Minimum Expenditure Basket (MEB), with and without top-up, were observed in White Nile and Blue Nile states. The most expensive MEBs, with and without top-up items, were recorded…
