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The Socioeconomic Impact of Armed Conflict on Sudanese Urban Households

Full-time employment has plummeted by half, over 70 percent of the urban households in Sudan had all or some of school-aged kids stop attending school, and only one out of seven urban households can access full health services—concluded a joint study from UNDP and IFPRI.

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Resilient Livelihoods
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Equitable Access to Essential Services
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Inclusive Governance and Peacebuilding
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Our Impact

UNDP is committed to staying and delivering in Sudan.

Building on over 50 years of experience in country, UNDP Sudan is working to address immediate critical needs and early recovery efforts. 

We support farmers, women and youth to find jobs and boost productivity; increase access to basic services like clean water, solar power and healthcare; and support peacebuilding activities to reduce conflict and widen the space for recovery and development.

11 million

Forced from their homes

The recent conflict caused the displacement of more than 11 million people.

90%

Less reliable electricity

90% of urban households don't have access to reliable electricity.

50%

Unemployment rate in urban households

While 20% of urban households have no source of income.

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