The United Nations warns that displaced Sudanese people may lose emergency shelter due to funding shortages
The United Nations warned on Saturday that millions of displaced people in Sudan risk losing emergency shelter because of a lack of funds. More than 8.6 million people remain displaced within the country, with three in four being women and children. Agencies report that 15.4 million people require emergency shelter.
- The UN warned that millions in Sudan risk losing emergency shelter due to lack of funds.
- Humanitarian agencies can prioritize assistance for only about 10 percent of those in need due to funding constraints.
- UNHCR and the International Organisation for Migration stated that an estimated 15.4-million people need emergency shelter.
Outlets: ABC Color, Darfur24, Radio Tamazuj, Sudan Tribune, TimesLIVE
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