Sudan

  • Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan
  • From: 01/01/2025 to: 31/12/2025
  • Published: 31/12/2024
  • Coordinated by: OCHA

Emergency Shelter and Non-Food Items

Population
Financials
  • People in need
    11.6 million
  • People targeted
    2.2 million
  • People reached
    1.1 million
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  • People reached %
    50.7%
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  • Requirements ($)
    $229.4 million
  • Funding ($)
    $46.9 million
  • % Funded
    20.4%

Cluster Objectives

CO1

Enable crisis affected populations to access adequate shelter solutions that provide protection, safety, security, and space to live in a dignified manner.

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Contributes to
  • Strategic Objective
    • 1
There is no caseload or indicator available

CO2

Provide timely NFI assistance to crisis affected populations.

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Contributes to
  • Strategic Objective
    • 1
There is no caseload or indicator available
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Emergency Shelter and Non-Food Items | Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2025
https://humanitarianaction.info/plan/1220/ge/7785


Population data by location for the cluster

21-Jan-2026


Population data by location for the cluster

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Detailed Plan

Gederef State, Sudan, Relocation of IDPs from schools to the new settlement, Abunaja settlement, Al Galabat Al Gharbyah - Kassab.

3.2. Emergency Shelter and Non-Food Items (ES&NFIs)

Sudan faces growing shelter needs due to conflict, refugee influxes, and natural disasters. In 2025, 11.7 million people will need shelter and non-food items (NFI), an increase of 36 per cent from 2024. Key issues include inadequate shelters, with 15.22 per cent of people living in makeshift homes suffering from leakage of roofs (50 per cent), lack of privacy (24 per cent), and lack of lighting (16 per cent). Many households lack bedding (75 per cent) and kitchen sets (30 per cent). There is also an urgent need for women- and girl-friendly spaces, and solutions for 191,619 displaced families using schools as shelters.
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