The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) appealed Tuesday for urgent global aid for Sudan’s deepening crisis.
Derk Segaar, the IFRC Special Envoy for Sudan, warned reporters that the devastating national emergency remains severely overlooked by international donors.
Over three years of relentless conflict have left 35 million people in need of aid, displacing over 13 million citizens nationwide.
Although 122,000 Red Crescent volunteers operate across all 18 states, their brave efforts are overwhelmed by the sheer scale of suffering.
In Khartoum, infrastructure lies shattered, leaving millions without basic electricity, clean water, healthcare, or protection from cholera and seasonal floods.
With the emergency appeal only 35% funded, shrinking resources threaten to abandon vulnerable communities struggling to survive after 1,200 brutal days.
