Families across Sudan endure years of displacement, hunger, loss
Summary
Many families in Sudan have fled their homes since war began in April 2023, and most are still displaced three years later. A survey by the Norwegian Refugee Council shows that they face ongoing hunger, loss of homes, and separation from family, while trying to survive through sharing and support.Key Facts
- Over nine million people remain displaced inside Sudan.
- Nearly 29 million people in Sudan face severe hunger.
- About 90% of displaced families have lost their homes.
- Almost 75% of these families have no income.
- More than 80% of households in Sudan and nearly all in South Sudan often skip meals.
- Around two-thirds of displaced people feel completely exhausted after multiple moves.
- 65% of families have been separated from relatives.
- Only 45% of displaced children regularly attend school, and about 18% of households have had to send children to work.
- Despite hardships, many displaced families share their limited food and resources with others in need.
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