Sudan: Humanitarian Snapshot (31 January 2014)

A total of 6.1 million people are in need of humanitarian assistance in Sudan. These needs are driven by a series of inter-related trends, including conflict, insecurity, environmental conditions and displacement. Some 2.6 million people are either refugees or internally displaced people. In 2013, 380.000 people have been newly displaced in Darfur. Following the ongoing conflict in South Sudan, a number of people are currently crossing the border into Sudan. This snapshot represents figures of people in need of humanitarian assistance and provides information on Sudanese refugees in neighbouring countries.
LIBYA
RED SEA
Dongola Port Sudan
LEGEND

Country capital State capital International boundary Undetermined boundary State boundary Abyei region Refugee camp IDP camp > 40,000 people Population movements People in need of humanitarian assistance Refugees Population movement due to recent conflict in South Sudan People of South Sudanese origin in Sudan

Re d Se a

Sudanese refugees in Chad (UNHCR)

il

349,000

NORTHERN

230,000
RED SEA

NILE

CHAD
The UN estimates that there are about 100,000 people in the Jebel Marra area either displaced or severely affected by conflict. Virtually no access for humanitarian organizations.

In Darfur, nearly 2 million internally displaced people,1.2 million non-displaced severely affected people, 136,000 returnees and others

3.5 million

347,000
people of South Sudanese origin in Sudan since 2011 (UNHCR)

Ed Damer

156,000
refugees in Sudan (UNHCR)

D
258,000
N. KORDOFAN

KHARTOUM

325,000 KASSALA
KASSALA

ERITREA

Khartoum
AL GEZIRA WHITE NILE
Wad Medani

Kassala

WEST DARFUR
El Geneina

NORTH DARFUR
El Fasher

GEDAREF
Gedaref

NORTH KORDOFAN
El Obeid

14,800

Rabak

Singa

Zalingei

SENNAR

CENTRAL DARFUR

Nyala

Ed Daein

SOUTH DARFUR

EAST DARFUR

SOUTH Kadugli KORDOFAN

3,800

In South Kordofan & Blue Nile, 433,000 non-displaced severely affected people and others

1.2 million

Ed Damazine

BLUE NILE

ETHIOPIA

100 km
Date: 31 January 2014 Sources: OCHA, UNHCR, UNISFA, WFP, WHO, IOM, HAC, Humanitarian Country Team, Natural Earth, USGS, Government IDP Center, SRRA Feedback: ochasudan_feedback@un.org www.unocha.org/sudan www.reliefweb.int
The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. Final boundary between the Republic of Sudan and the Republic of South Sudan has not yet been determined. Final status of the Abyei area is not yet determined.

33,000
refugees from Blue Nile in Ethiopia (UNHCR)

5,400
Sudanese refugees in C.A.R. (UNHCR)

2,500

ABYEI

C. A. R.

45,000
displaced people from Abyei in Agok/South Sudan

35,000
ABYEI

Agok

209,000
refugees in South Sudan (UNHCR)

SPLM-N estimates that in non-Government controlled areas of South Kordofan & Blue Nile there are 800,000 civilians either internally displaced or severely affected by conflict. No humanitarian access from Sudan.

SOUTH SUDAN