Since the beginning of the conflict in Sudan on April 15, 2023, the CNARR, UNHCR and IOM have noted an influx of people forced to flee including Sudanese refugees and Chadian returnees who have arrived spontaneously in Chad through over 32 border entry points mainly in the provinces of Ouaddai, Sila, Wadi-Fira and East-Ennedi in Eastern Chad. Since the onset of the influx, humanitarian workers are supporting the Chadian Government and local authorities to provide lifesaving assistance and a set of Protection services both in spontaneous sites; in the extension of old settlements as well as the newly established settlements. As of date under the leadership of the Government and UNHCR 44% of refugees have been relocated from the spontaneous arrival sites to both the extension and newly established settlements where refugees and host communities’ benefit from the services delivered by the humanitarian teams.