Poor infrastructure and coronavirus pandemic is making the situation even more dangerous for the communities in war-ravaged Sudan.
It is the worst flooding in the country since 1946. The national government has declared a three-month-long state of emergency. The ailing infrastructure, years of economic and political turmoil has left the federal government in a weak state. Without external support, the aftermath of the flood could have severe consequences for more impoverished communities across Sudan.
The most significant threat people face is the risk of water-borne diseases lurking in the stagnant water.
There are 8.5 million people identified as in need of humanitarian assistance. The number of food-insecure people has reached 5.8 million, with 2.4 million children suffering from acute malnutrition.
population
people are internally displaced
people are food insecure
Source: World Food Programme.
We are providing water purification systems and emergency food parcels to vulnerable communities in Sudan.
Water Cleaning Solution
Our water purification solution kills 99.99% of bacteria, including those causing cholera. It is a part of our Family Emergency Kit.
The cartridge filters at a rate of up to 16 L per hour to provide families with enough daily clean drinking water. These units are mobile, lightweight, and have an operating capacity to provide a family with water for up to one year.
£17
Emergency Food Parcels
Our emergency food parcels provide calorically dense meals with a culturally appropriate solution.
The pantry style kits contain multiple packages of appropriate staples in 50 lb bulk bags of dried ingredients 500 g packages. Ingredients include rice, barley, chickpeas, lentils and green peas.
£13
People in Sudan desperately need our support.
Please donate whatever is convenient towards our Sudan Floods Emergency Appeal and help people in need.
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