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IOM: Sudan's 'Humanitarian Pipeline' Near Collapse Without Funds
The pipeline has reached 2.84 million people since July 2023, but IOM says it needs $15 million to avoid a shutdown by December.
- The United Nations warned on Monday that the Common Humanitarian Pipeline, a critical aid system in Sudan, risks collapsing entirely without immediate funding.
- Since April 2023, war between the Sudan regular army and the Rapid Support Forces has killed more than 200,000 people, creating the world's largest hunger and displacement crisis.
- While the pipeline reached 2.84 million people since the war began, only 330,000 received aid in 2026, down sharply from more than 1 million served in 2024.
- Without immediate donor support, essential shelter and emergency supplies are expected to be depleted by the end of September, Amy Pope, head of the IOM, warned.
- The IOM requires $15 million to maintain pipeline capacity for 12 months, or $42 million to restore 2024 service levels; operational capacity lasts until December 2026.
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Amsterdam - September 15, 2026-Radio Debinga warned the International Organization for Migration (IOM) near the depletion of relief supplies...
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AlKhaleej TodayHumanitarian network in Sudan could collapse within weeks, UN agencies warn
The United Nations warned on Monday that a key system for bringing aid into conflict-torn Sudan risked collapsing completely unless it receives more funding immediately.
·Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
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(Johannesburg=Yonhap News) Correspondent Na Hak-jin = The International Organization for Migration (IOM) [provides] humanitarian aid funds to Sudan, Africa, where a civil war has caused large-scale displacement of people for the fourth year...
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