Stories
Improving Energy Access in East Sudan’s Refugee Crisis
As the refugee crisis in East Sudan continues, UNDP is investing in longer-term solutions to support those in-need and already vulnerable local host communities.
Health Centre Rehabilitated, Mobile Clinics Deployed, to Support East Sudan’s Refugee Crisis
Responding to the crisis, UNDP and partners have undertaken civil works – expanding health infrastructure by rehabilitating the Um Rakuba health centre – as well as deploying three mobile clinics to…
Leatherwork Improving the Lives of Darfur’s Displaced Women
Creating high-quality leather products has a long tradition in Sudan. With new training, host communities and internally displaced women are strengthening bonds & increasing incomes.
This could not have been possible without Solar Energy
Solar energy is game changer for farmers in North Sudan, saving time and money, boosting productivity, & protecting health and the environment.
Modernizing Honey Production in Darfur
Beekeeping and honey production can be lucrative in Sudan’s impoverished Darfur. Swiss support has trained 2,000 people, reduced tensions & increased incomes by nearly 70%.
Enhancing Agricultural Livelihoods for Internally Displaced Persons in South Kordofan
Agriculture is life for 65% of Sudan’s population. Supporting conflict-impacted farmers, UNDP is working to boost productivity, income, and expertise to improve livelihoods.
Conflict Survivors Turned Local Heroes in Sudan’s Blue Nile
Supporting injured conflict survivors in Blue Nile generates incomes, empowers them to support local economies, and ensures dignity of lives.
How a ex-combatants bakery for people with disabilities helped during a food shortage
Across Sudan conflict and its aftermath have left permanent scars on bodies and lives. Conflict, landmines, airstrikes, and other actions have left thousands with life-long disabilities – and limited…
Change agents: 7 ways UNDP is empowering Sudan’s next generation
Sudan’s youth are a force for change. Before the 2019 revolution they were described as Ataala (unemployed), now they are Amal Bokra (the hope of tomorrow).
‘The Work Must Go On’ – Uninterrupted Help for People Living with HIV & TB During COVID-19
The Global Fund-UNDP partnership provides essential medicines & supplies for Sudan’s most vulnerable.Facing COVID-19, collaboration & quick action ensures thousands remain protected.
