January 13, 2025 (PORT SUDAN) – The World Bank, World Health Organization (WHO) and United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) have signed a $82 million agreement to improve access to critical health services for more than 8 million vulnerable people across war-hit Sudan. The fund, according to a joint statement, will also strengthen the health system in the country. More than 70% of hospitals and health facilities in conflict-affected areas in Sudan are reportedly non-operational, having either been damaged or destroyed during the conflict or lack supplies. In addition, frontline workers, including nurses, doctors and other essential staff, have not been paid in months while insecurity and lack of access have hindered the delivery of vaccine supplies and routine immunization activities in most parts of the country. “The Sudan Health Assistance and Response in Emergencies (SHARE) project exemplifies WHO’s commitment to ensuring that communities in Sudan have access to vital health services, especially in times of crisis. By investing in preparedness and resilience, we are paving the way for a stronger, more sustainable health system,” said WHO Representative in Sudan Dr. Shible Sahbani. “In Sudan, the systems providing vulnerable children and families with essential social services are on the brink of …
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