Sudan Families: War's Response to Poverty

Child welfare centers in Sudan have become unable to accommodate orphans and vulnerable children due to worsening security and economic conditions caused by the war, leading to increased deaths and the collapse of institutions. In practice, hundreds of children have been evacuated to other areas or integrated into foster families. The foster care system has proven successful in providing a stable environment for them, compared to institutional care, which is currently unsustainable under the present circumstances. The government relies on support from international organizations to develop a protective system that emphasizes the family as the first safe haven. This includes accurately assessing families to ensure children's rights are upheld and continuously monitoring their situations to prevent exploitation or neglect. Despite these efforts, the greatest challenge remains building a sustainable social protection framework that guarantees children's rights and preserves their dignity amid ongoing crises and institutional collapses.

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