USAID is responding to the humanitarian crisis in Sudan, providing emergency assistance as access and security conditions allow, while continuing to assess the increasing needs to provide support across the country.

We remain steadfast in our support for the people of Sudan and call for the RSF and SAF to cease hostilities, end their interference in humanitarian operations, and facilitate safe and unhindered access for humanitarian staff and supplies to reach populations in need across borders and across lines of conflict.

Now almost 25 million—nearly half the population—need humanitarian assistance. The conflict has destroyed much of the essential infrastructure in Khartoum, pushing health and financial systems to near collapse and further derailing Sudan’s transition to democratic rule.

2024年6月14日 · Administrator Samantha Power announced today that the United States, through USAID and the U.S. Department of State, intends to provide more than $315 million in additional humanitarian assistance to support the people of Sudan …

USAID is addressing the acute and protracted needs of conflict-affected populations in Sudan by prioritizing integrated activities in health, nutrition, and water, sanitation, and hygiene. The United States has declared a disaster in Sudan each year since 1987 due …

2024年7月18日 · Today, the United States, through the USAID and U.S. Department of State, announced an additional $203 million in additional urgent humanitarian assistance for the people of Sudan.

2024年12月19日 · The United States is the largest donor of humanitarian aid to the Sudan response, providing more than $2.3 billion in humanitarian assistance since the start of Fiscal Year 2023. Robust funding to sustain humanitarian operations is vital to keep people affected by the Sudan conflict alive, and we urge other donors to step up their support, but ...

2023年9月29日 · humanitarian funding for Sudan, bringing the total regional USG funding for the Sudan crisis to $840 million in FY 2023, as of September 20. • The crisis in Sudan is contributing to deteriorating health conditions in the country, with approximately 11 million people requiring health assistance in 2023 to date, according to WHO.

2023年10月27日 · for unimpeded access to humanitarian aid and the protection of civil ians and their human rights. Within the last six months, persistent armed conflict and targeted attacks on health facilities significantly disrupted Sudan’s health system and may result in high numbers of preventable deaths among children

The United States has been the largest donor of humanitarian assistance to the people of Sudan for more than a quarter century. By 1984, USAID’s budget for Sudan included: $25 million in development assistance; $50 million to finance the sale of agricultural products; $120 million commodity import program