Wad Medani, Aj Jazirah State, Sudan: Wad Almajzoub Poultry farms host 1,800 new arrivals from Khartoum. The farm has been abandoned for more than a decade and displaced people sheltering there are suffering from harsh conditions, including the presence of snakes, scorpions and insects, lack of water and latrines. Credit: OCHA/Alaa El Kheir

Sudan

Humanitarian response plan
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Logical framework

Strategic Objectives
3
Cluster Objectives
40
Cluster Activities
376

Response plan

HRP

Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2024

Plan caseload	People in need	People targeted	People reached (cumulative)	Cumulative reach %
Final HRP caseload	24,786,370 view_list	14,657,114 view_list	7,964,931 calendar_today view_list	54.3% calendar_today

Strategic Objectives

SO1

Provide safe, timely, principled and gender-responsive life-saving humanitarian assistance to the most vulnerable groups (including those displaced, directly impacted host communities, non-displaced people in conflict areas and refugees) to reduce mortality and morbidity in areas with high severity of need or at risk of a further deterioration of critical humanitarian needs.

Indicator	Unit	Target	Measure	Progress
No data found for this table.

SO2

Directly respond to the conflict-driven protection needs of crisis-affected people through principled and conflict-sensitive assistance and advocacy as well as prevent and mitigate emerging protection risks, with due regard to international norms and standards.

Indicator	Unit	Target	Measure	Progress
No data found for this table.

SO3

Provide safe, equitable, dignified and unhindered access to critical basic services (including primary and maternal healthcare services, education, water supply and shelter) and livelihoods opportunities for the most vulnerable groups to prevent further erosion of their coping abilities.