United Nations agencies have warned that humanitarian aid networks in Sudan are at risk of collapse, threatening millions of people who depend on emergency assistance amid the country's ongoing conflict.
Aid organisations are facing severe shortages of funding, food, medicine and other essential supplies. Continued fighting has also made it increasingly difficult and dangerous for humanitarian workers to reach communities in need.
The crisis has displaced millions of Sudanese people and left many without reliable access to food, clean water and healthcare. Aid agencies say the situation is particularly critical in areas where conflict and insecurity have disrupted markets and basic services.
UN officials are urging international donors to provide more funding and calling on the warring parties to allow humanitarian organisations safe and unhindered access to civilians.
They warn that without urgent support, essential aid operations could be forced to scale back or shut down, leaving vulnerable communities facing an even deeper humanitarian crisis.