Science helps make humanitarian efforts in Sudan more targeted and sustainable

Sudan is caught in the eye of a storm. Conflict, economic collapse and climate extremes have forced over 12 million people from their homes, while nearly 900,000 refugees from neighboring countries are also seeking shelter inside its borders. In states like Kassala, White Nile and Gedaref, families live with daily uncertainty: where the next meal will come from, whether the water source will run dry, how long the last trees will last for firewood.

Author/Center: Isis Palay, Muhammad Khalifa, Sandra Ruckstuhl
Published on: October 2, 2025
Themes/Action Area/Impact Area: Capacity Development, Community, Extension, Facilitation
Geography/Region: Global
Language(s): English
Tags: Artificial intelligence (AI), Conflict, Data, Fragility, Humanitarian aid
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