Conflict deepens poverty in Sudan

Amid ongoing war and economic crises in Sudan, poverty rates have increased to unprecedented levels, reaching approximately 73% of the population, according to official statements. It is expected to increase to 60% by 2030, according to a United Nations report. The conflict has led many families to lose their sources of income, and the phenomena of begging and homelessness have worsened, as many have resorted to selling food or seeking help on the streets to meet their basic needs. Government authorities and international organizations emphasize the necessity of confronting this issue by identifying homeless individuals and improving their economic and social conditions. Life has become characterized by hardship and a loss of hope for restoring stability and dignity for many.

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