Find help
Article

Sudan: January to June 2025 Facts & Figures

January to June 2025
ICRC Surgical team operating on one of the war wounded in Atbara hospital

In the first half of 2025, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), either independently or in partnership with the Sudanese Red Crescent Society (SRCS), responded to urgent humanitarian needs across Sudan. 

Present in Sudan since 1978, the ICRC supports people affected by conflict across the country, and promotes international humanitarian law, working independently or with the Sudanese Red Crescent Society (SRCS).

"In the first 6 months of the year, with Sudanese Red Crescent Society and partners, we've reached over one million people. We remain determined to do more wherever & whenever access allows. People of Sudan are at the heart of our humanitarian mission," says Daniel O'Malley, Head of Delegation in Sudan. 

ICRC and SRCS distribution of cash assistance to returnees and IDPs in Damazin
1,105,762

People affected by conflict across the country reached and supported by the ICRC. 

30,000

Phone calls successfully made by ICRC/ SRCS, and 3,000 calls responded via the ICRC hotline 

23,322

Persons admitted to hospitals received surgical operations (including 19,506 weapon-wounded).

280,000

Persons expected to get access to a sufficient quantity of water from the ongoing facilitation of solarized water sources. 

21,911

Persons received hot meals (13,092 IDPs, 8,819 war-wounded patients).

44,610

IDPs received cash assistance for food. 

500,000

Persons have access to sufficient and clean water in adequate quantity. 

To learn more, please download and read the report below:

Infographic ICRC Sudan Crises Response 01 January - 30 june 2025 English.pdf
PDF file
582.09 KB