Inter-agency assessment confirms critical latrine coverage gaps across all refugee camps in White Nile state.

Steady rate of new arrivals continues, especially to South Darfur and West Kordofan states.

UNHCR is working with state governments in White Nile and East Darfur to improve access to birth registration for refugee children born in Sudan.

Total new arrivals in 2017 so far is approximately 183,516 refugees. Over 461,000 South Sudanese refugees have fled to Sudan since December 2013.

458 households have benefited from kitchen gardens aimed at improving food security at household level in Kalobeyei settlement.

UNHCR Deputy Representative and Sudan's RC/HC make first visit Bantiu refugee site in Khartoum to assess living conditions of an estimated 17,000 refugees.

UNHCR Chief Mr. Filippo Grandi visited Sudan on 15-16 August to highlight the plight of refugees and persons of concern in Sudan.

Influx into South Darfur is ongoing, with over 2,900 refugees arriving between 1-15 August from Western Bahr Ghazal state in South Sudan.

Acute watery diarrhea (AWD) within refugee communities has been contained in East Darfur, South Kordofan and White Nile.

Growing influx of refugees to South Darfur observed, with over 7,500 arriving in July fleeing conflict in Northern and Western Bahr Ghazal states.