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The UN Refugee Agency and the International Organization for Migration warned that 15.4 million people in Sudan urgently need emergency shelter and essential supplies. Yet the funding shortfall means only 10% of needs can be met, and just 936,000 people have received assistance. Shelter stocks are running low, while the 2026 Humanitarian Response Plan—which requires $2.9 billion to assist 20.4 million people—has received only 47% of the funding needed. The organizations called for urgent, flexible funding, warning that continued fighting and displacement are deepening the crisis and hampering aid delivery.
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