Critical anti-malarial drug shortages and increased incidence of malaria in refugee clinics across White Nile state.

Urgent need for WASH and Health partners in South Darfur to support service coverage for growing refugee population.

Preliminary findings from UNHCR SENS completed for West Kordofan indicate critical GAM and anaemia rates among refugee children aged 0-59 months.

East Darfur refugee population figure decreases by over 17,000 following completion of individual (biometric) registration for key out-of-camp settlement areas.

Over 4,600 refugees arrive in South Darfur. Relocation from the border entry point at Kafia Kinji to El Radom settlement has begun.

Joint inter-agency partners complete needs assessment (4-6 December) for 47,000 refugees living in Khartoum's 'open areas'.

Development of new refugee camp in White Nile is underway. Aljame’ya refugee camp will house 5,000 households and is planned for completion by mid-January.

UNHCR signs agreements with Ministries of Education in South and West Kordofan states to address critical education gaps.

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

40-50% of refugees in White Nile state now employed in agriculture following the passing of new regulations lifting livelihood restrictions.