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Due to the war in Sudan, many lost their jobs, their incomes. The EUTF empowered thousands across eastern Sudan with a new beginning in agriculture, providing solar irrigations systems to counter the water pumps fuel crisis.

For over two years, Sudan’s children have paid the heaviest price of conflict: violence, trauma, displacement, and the loss of their education. In 2021, the EUTF and UNICEF launched IRCSES to integrate refugee children into Sudan’s schools.

In the wake of Sudan’s conflict and mass displacement, the EU is helping keep hospitals running. Through €20.5 million in EU Trust Fund support, WHO is delivering vital medical supplies, restoring services, and sustaining urgent healthcare for those most in need.

With thousands of schools closed by war, over 90% of Sudanese children lack education. Thanks to EU support, children in Sudan and neighboring countries are finding hope and learning again — proving education can survive even the toughest crises.

Le projet « Améliorons Nos Vies », financé par le Fonds fiduciaire d'urgence pour l'Afrique, a renforcé durablement la sécurité alimentaire, amélioré la nutrition et consolidé la cohésion sociale.

In the heart of Eastern Sudan, in the states of Kassala and Gedaref, communities have long faced the challenges of food insecurity, malnutrition, and economic hardship.

The EU Trust Fund (EUTF) is engaged to the protection of persons of concern and vulnerable migrants in Sudan.

Experts gathered in Brussels on December 10, 2024, to reflect on EUTF interventions in the Horn of Africa and shape future programming as the EUTF nears its conclusion.

À Bamako, au Mali, Sutura (2AD) ambitionne de faire reculer le tabou autour des règles.