South Sudan Regional Refugee Response Plan 2025

Total people in need

4.4 million
Total people targeted

4.4 million
Partial people in need

3.5 million
Partial people targeted

3.5 million

Population

Total requirements ($)

$1.21 billion
Total funding RFT ($)

$228.2 million
% Funded

19%
Partial requirements ($)

$713.6 million
Partial funding ($)

$131.6 million
% Funded (partial)

18.4%

Financials

Sectors
10
Partial Count of Organizations

53

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Partial Count of Projects

188

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Presence

Hyper-prioritized plan

People urgently prioritized

1.8 million

Urgently prioritized requirements (US$)

$669.8 million

Strategic Objectives

SO1

Support host countries in ensuring access to territory and asylum for all individuals in need of international protection, in compliance with the principle of non-refoulement and other regional and international obligations, including maintaining the civilian and humanitarian character of asylum.

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SO2

Support host countries to provide timely, effective and inclusive life-saving protection and humanitarian assistance for those fleeing Sudan, with a specific focus on identifying protection risks and supporting those at heightened risk and in need of specialized protection interventions including family reunification, resettlement and complementary pathways.

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SO3

Support host countries to strengthen institutional and local capacity to include refugees in national systems and services, particularly in health, education, child protection and the economy – develop integrated settlements for refugees and their hosting communities in rural and semi-urban settings and support socio economic inclusion and provide targeted assistance for refugees in urban settings

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SO4

Support neighbouring countries to ensure access to their territory for third country nationals fleeing Sudan, and assist, in close coordination with embassies and consulates, immigration procedures and the option to enable them to return home to their respective countries of origin

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GO TO PLAN LOGICAL FRAMEWORK

Sectors overview

13-Feb-2026

Sectors overview

Sectors	Organizations	Projects	Requirements ($)	Funding ($)	% Funded
Basic Needs	5 view_list	6 view_list	$18.3 million	$1 million	5.7%
Education	18 view_list	24 view_list	$90.8 million	$4.7 million	5.1%
Energy and Environment	12 view_list	14 view_list	$20.7 million	$4.9 million	23.5%
Food Security	8 view_list	10 view_list	$190.9 million	$79.5 million	41.6%
Health and Nutrition	14 view_list	24 view_list	$118.2 million	$8.6 million	7.3%
Livelihoods, Resilience and Economic Inclusion	16 view_list	17 view_list	$40 million	$107 thousand	0.3%
Logistics, Supply and Telecommunications	3 view_list	4 view_list	$6.7 million	$94 thousand	1.4%
Protection	27 view_list	61 view_list	$131.2 million	$14.3 million	10.9%
Settlement, Shelter and Housing	8 view_list	10 view_list	$50.6 million	$102 thousand	0.2%
WASH	13 view_list	18 view_list	$46.1 million	$6.1 million	13.2%

Evolution of the humanitarian response

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Evolution of the humanitarian response

Year	Type	People in need	People targeted	Requirements ($)	Funding ($)	% Funded
2025	REG	3.5 million	3.5 million	$713.6 million	$131.6 million	18.4%
2024	REG	3.7 million	3.7 million	$882 million	$198.1 million	22.5%
2023	REG	3.2 million	3.2 million	$950.2 million	$312.7 million	32.9%
2022	REG	2.6 million	2.6 million	$873.3 million	$668.2 million	76.5%
2021	REG	3.1 million	3.1 million	$866.9 million	$154.3 million	17.8%
2020	REG	3.8 million	3.8 million	$1.02 billion	$105.2 million	10.3%

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South Sudan (RRP)

Plan overview

Hyper-prioritized plan

Strategic Objectives

Sectors overview

Evolution of the humanitarian response

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