USAID remains the largest donor of humanitarian assistance to the people of Sudan after decades of assisting the Sudanese through conflict, famine, and ongoing emergency needs, and maintains a development portfolio focused on conflict mitigation and support for civil society, including women, youth, and people with disabilities.

On this PDF you can access USAID's flagship analytical tool for assessing country development progress, the Country Roadmaps, and view and download a wide-range of supporting resources. Keywords USAID, sudan

USAID is addressing the acute and protracted needs of conflict-affected populations in Sudan by prioritizing integrated activities in health, nutrition, and water, sanitation, and hygiene. The United States has declared a disaster in Sudan each year since 1987 due …

Since independence in 1956, Sudan has faced highly complex development challenges, but is key to stability of the region. USAID Provides Additional Emergency Food Assistance to Millions of Sudanese People

Where safe and possible to deliver assistance, USAID’s humanitarian, peace, and development programs are helping Sudanese people through the current crisis and supporting them in preparing for a future beyond this crisis.

WHY USAID/OTI IS IN SUDAN. Following months of nationwide protests, the establishment of a civilian-led transitional government in August 2019 represents a historic democratic transformation and an opportunity to further U.S. interests in Sudan and the region.

On this PDF you can access USAID's flagship analytical tool for assessing country development progress, the Country Roadmaps, and view and download a wide-range of supporting resources. Keywords USAID, sudan

On this website you can access USAID's flagship analytical tool for assessing country development progress, the Country Roadmaps, and view and download a wide-range of supporting resources.

Following months of a nationwide nonviolent movement, the establishment of a civilian-led transitional government in August 2019 represented a historic democratic transformation and an opportunity to further U.S. interests in Sudan and the region.

On October 25, 2021, Sudan’s military seized power of government, a devastating setback to Sudan’s democratic transition. USAID’s goal remains to help the people of Sudan fulfill their aspirations for freedom, peace, justice, and a prosperous future.