UNHCR considers mitigation of floods’ negative impact on refugees in Sudan ...Sudan

March 31, 2023 (KHARTOUM) – The UN agency for refugees, UNHCR, is studying ways to mitigate floods’ negative effects, including accessibility, on the South Sudanese refugees and host communities in the White Nile state of Sudan. The United Nations estimate that over 349,000 people in Sudan, including refugees and host communities, were affected by the heavy rains in 2022. The White Nile state hosts at least 280, refugees from South Sudan. In a report released on Thursday, the UNHCR said they have been conducting a study in the refugee camps affected by the floods in 2022 in order to prepare for the wet seasons which will begin in May 2023. “Dikes are to be reinforced, and food and non-food

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