Sudan: Four Years of War in Numbers

The Sudan crisis in figures: people in need, forced displacement and famine risk after four years of war. An infographic from Ghiras Magazine issue 34.

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Sudan: Four Years of War in Numbers

Indicators of an Unprecedented Humanitarian Crisis

33.7 million people

in need of humanitarian assistance in 2026(highest number globally)

13.5 million people

forcibly displaced since April 2023(inside Sudan and across borders)

4.5 million people

displaced to neighboring countries(highest level of cross-border displacement globally due to conflict)

21.2 million people

suffering from acute food insecurity(IPC Phase 3 and above)

4.9 million

children under five, as well as pregnant and breastfeeding women,suffering from acute malnutrition

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More than one-third of health facilities are out of service, rising to 70–80%in active conflict areas

Sudan: Four Years of War, infographic

375,000 people

in catastrophic conditions(IPC Phase 5)

USD 2.9 billion

required to fund the 2026 Humanitarian Response Plan

6.3 million people

in emergency levels of food insecurity(IPC Phase 4)

8.9 million people

internally displaced across 18 states

20 million people

in need of urgent health services in 2026

16% only

of required funding secured so far(approximately USD 465 million)