IOM Warns of Sudan Aid Collapse
The International Organization for Migration has warned that the humanitarian assistance system in Sudan faces the risk of collapse within weeks due to a lack of funding, threatening the delivery of aid to millions in need. Since the outbreak of war between the army and the Rapid Support Forces in April 2023, aid has been delivered to approximately 2.84 million people through a logistics system managed by more than 100 organizations. However, funding cuts have led to a decrease in the number of beneficiaries from over a million in 2024 to 330,000 in 2026. The organization announced that the funding shortage could deplete essential supplies by the end of September, increasing the risk of worsening the humanitarian crisis due to harsh weather conditions, diseases, and insecurity.
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