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UN warns Sudan’s emergency shelter supplies are running low
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The UN refugee agency and the International Organization for Migration warned on November 6 that a funding shortage was depleting emergency shelter supplies in Sudan. An estimated 15.4 million people urgently needed shelter and basic household items. About 936,000 had received assistance by the time of the warning, according to the UN’s written noon briefing. Reuters also reported the figures from the agencies’ joint statement. [evidence-1] [evidence-2]
The UN said fighting and drone attacks were forcing more people to flee and limiting aid operations. Damage to infrastructure has made it harder to move supplies. [evidence-1]
The UN put funding for Sudan’s wider 2026 humanitarian response plan at about 47% of the US$2.9 billion required. That figure covers the wider aid plan, which includes needs beyond emergency shelter. [evidence-1]
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