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World · 15 September 2026

Sudan aid network could collapse without new funds

Sudan aid network could collapse without new funds

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The UN's International Organization for Migration (IOM) warns that Sudan's emergency relief supply is at risk of an "imminent end". Amy Pope, IOM's director general, warned that a lack of new funding could lead to the complete breakdown of the humanitarian system within weeks. The IOM's network has helped 2.8 million people since July 2023, but its reach is shrinking as funds fall.

Reported by Al Jazeera · How we write briefs

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