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E T H I O P I A
S O U T H S U D A NC . A . R .
C H A D
E R I T R E A
> 70,0
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50,001
-70,00
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30,001
-50,00
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10,000
-30,00
0
< 10,0
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South Sudanese
Refugees & asylum seekers
S. Darfur
C. Darfur
E. Darfur
W. Darfur
N. Darfur
N. Kordofan
S. Kordofan
W. Kordofan
WhiteNile
Al Gezira
Khartoum
Sennar
Blue Nile
Gedaref
Kassala
Abyei
Red Sea
River Nile
Northern
242,856in South Sudan
1,943in C.A.R.
306,741in Chad
Asylum seekers &migrants going toother countries viaSudan
REFUGEES & ASYLUM SEEKERS IN SUDANper state as of 30 Jun 2016
Sudanese refugees inneighbouring countriesas of 30 Jun 2016(Source: UNHCR)
* This does not include some 30,000 Chadians in a refugee-like situation who are pending verification, or some 347,363South Sudanese who remained in Sudan since before Dec 2013.
total refugees & asylum seekers in Sudanincluding 232,250 South Sudanese new arrivals, of whom70,000 arrived in 2016.Source: UNHCR
365,460*
351,478total refugeesin Sudan
13,982total asylumseekers in Sudan
No access to an estimated:
90,000* - 545,000**IDPs in Blue Nile & SouthKordofan where SPLM-Nis present
Areas with structural access issues
No access to an estimated:
50,000 - 85,000IDPs in different parts ofJebel MarraSource: Various sources
MAIN DISPLACEMENT FIGURES
Up to 600,000in S. Kordofan
& B. Nile
20,000in Abyei PCA area
2.6 millionin Darfur
3.2 milliontotal no. of displaced populationin Sudan
Khartoum
BLUENILE
SENNAR
GEDAREF
S. KORDOFAN
E. DARFURS. DARFUR
C. DARFUR
W. DARFUR
N. KORDOFAN
WHITENILE
KASSALA
AL GEZIRA
RIVER NILE
RED SEA
NORTHERN
N. DARFUR
W. KORDOFAN
KHARTOUM
Abyeiarea
Jebel Marraarea
< 10,000
10,000 - 40,000
40,000 - 80,000
> 80,000
INTERNALLY DISPLACED POPULATIONper locality, November 2015Source: Humanitarian Partners est. (IASC)
* HAC, ** SRRA, SKBNCU
Creation date: 18 July 2016 Source: OCHA, UNHCR, WFP, WHO, IOM, HAC, IASC partners and sectors Feedback: [email protected] www.unocha.org/sudan www.reliefweb.int
4.6 milliontotal number of people in need
60% 33% 7%
By age
Children(< 18 yrs)
Adult(18-59 yrs)
Elderly(> 59 yrs)
FOOD SECURITYJune 2016
Food security levels
None / Minimal
Stress
Crisis
Emergency
Famine
Source: FEWSNET June 2016 report
% OF PEOPLE IN NEED by status
42%
8%2%
48%
Source: 2016 HNO
IDPs
Refugees
Returnees
Residents
River N
ile
S. Darfur
C. Darfur
E. Darfur
W. Darfur
N. Darfur
N. Kordofan
S. Kordofan
W. KordofanWhiteNile
Al Gezira
Khartoum
Sennar
Blue Nile
Gedaref
Kassala
Abyei
Red Sea
River Nile
Northern
PEOPLE WHO NEED HUMANITARIANASSISTANCE by statusSource: 2016 HNO
12%
38%
5.8milliontotal no. of
people in needin Sudan
48%
2%
2.2 millionIDPs
695,000refugees
105,000returnees
2.8 millionresidents
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20162ND QUARTER
TIMELINE
Measles vaccination campaign reaches 4.2 million resident and refugee children in South Kordofan, Blue Nile, West Kordofan, White Nile and Sennar states. 907 confirmed measles cases recorded nationally from Jan - Apr.
400 people in Azerni and 1,000 people in Habila, West Darfur, internally displaced as a result of inter-tribal tensions and local conflict.
Now 5 years since conflict between government forces and SPLM-N started in South Kordofan.
Flooding in Sennar destroys over 2,500 houses, affecting almost 15,000 people.
Attacks by armed militia in Thur, Central Darfur, reportedly displace an estimated 12,000 IDPs and 5,000 residents (all have since reportedly returned to village/IDP site).
Government of Sudan announces a four-month unilateral cessation of hostilities in Blue Nile and South Kordofan.
An estimated 55,000 refugees arrive from South Sudan since Jan, fleeing conflict and food insecurity.Due to conflict in Jebel
Marra, Darfur, tens of thousands of IDPs remain displaced in South, North and Central Darfur since Jan.
Estimated 1,800 people newly displaced in West Kordofan (May-Jun) due to hostilities between GoS and SPLM-N in South Kordofan
UNAMID mandate extended to 30 June 2017.
5MAY
6JUN
4APR
Fighting in South Kordofan displaces an estimated 700 people.
Insecurity results in an estimated 500 people reportedly displaced in Blue Nile.
JAN FEB MAR JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DECAPR MAY JUN
SUDAN: Humanitarian Snapshot as of 30 June 2016
This Humanitarian Snapshot provides an overview of the humanitarian situation in Sudan, as of 30 June 2016, using information obtained from UN agencies and partners, including the Government of Sudan. People living in protracted displacement in Darfur since 2003 and those displaced or affected by conflict in South Kordofan and Blue Nile States since 2011 account for most people in need of humanitarian aid.
Humanitarian organisations that are members of the Inter-Agency Standing Committee (the primary mechanism for inter-agency coordination of humanitarian assistance involving key UN and non-UN partners) estimate that at the end of 2015 there were 3.2 million IDPs in Sudan, including 2.6 million in Darfur and 600,000 in South Kordofan and Blue Nile. These figures are indicated as estimates due to the lack of access to some areas.
During the first six months of 2016, 76,000 people were newly displaced across Darfur, according to the UN and partners. Up to an additional 124,000 people were also reportedly displaced (in addition to another 50,000 who have reportedly returned) but the UN and partners have been unable to verify these figures due to a lack of access to the relevant locations.
In government-controlled areas of South Kordofan and Blue Nile an estimated 700 and 5,600 people respectively have been reportedly displaced since the beginning of the year.
HIGHLIGHTS
2.1 milliontotal number of children under 5suffering from Global AcuteMalnutrition
GLOBAL ACUTE MALNUTRITION(GAM)
Localities above Global Acute Malnutritionemergency threshold (15%)
Source: Ministry of Health (S3M survey)
15% - 20%
21% - 25%
26% - 30%
31% - 35%
36% - 41%
S. Darfur
C. Darfur
E. Darfur
W. Darfur
N. Darfur
N. Kordofan
S. Kordofan
W. KordofanWhiteNile
Al Gezira
Khartoum
Sennar
Blue Nile
Gedaref
Kassala
Abyei
Red Sea
River Nile
Northern
Source: MICS 2014
1 in 6children in Sudanestimated to be acutelymalnourished (GAM)
