In Sudan, UNDP supports a broad range of development interventions. In 2020, our efforts improved the lives of more than 1.7 million Sudanese citizens, refugees, and migrants all across Sudan.

Highlights from 2020 include:

• 500,000+ of Sudan’s most vulnerable supported via stabilization efforts, 55,000 seasonal jobs created and over 6,000 hectares of farmland developed.
• 225 local conflict and dispute mechanisms maintained, assisting approximately 500,000 people, with 108 established in 2020.
• 218,200 people provided better access to justice and legal services.
• Four statute laws and legal frameworks established by Ministry of Justice with UNDP technical assistance.
• Election assessments undertaken with UNITAMS to clarify anticipated support for the future.
• USD 15M mobilized to support COVID-19-linked essential equipment.
• 342 facilities providing Tuberculosis services supported with equipment and medicines via the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria.
• USD 25.6m Green Climate Fund grant secured to support 3.7 million people with sustainable livelihoods, environmental protection, and water and food security.
• First ‘Solar Lab’ established in Sudan to test all solar panel imports; successful pilot of solar-powered water pumps for irrigation completed.

In depth programme results are available in our portfolio overviews.