Sudan

Sudan faces complex challenges including seasonal flooding, drought, and conflict-related displacement. Vulnerable populations, especially in rural and peri-urban areas, are at high risk of water-related disasters. WHCA in Sudan focuses on improving risk knowledge and forecasting capacity, supporting national hydrological services and local actors to develop effective early warning systems. The programme promotes inclusive planning and anticipatory action, ensuring that at-risk communities are not only informed but equipped to act. National partners lead the way in designing interventions that reflect local realities, bridging the gap between national systems and community needs. WHCA’s work in Sudan is a model of resilience-building in fragile contexts.

Partners implementing WHCA in Sudan:

• Sudanese Red Crescent Society
• National Council of Civil Defense
• Sudan Meteorological Authority
• Ministry of Irrigation and Water Resources