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Twenty-three international humanitarian organisations operating in eastern Chad warn that most refugees and returnees lack crucial protection and education assistance. “The world’s largest humanitarian crisis doesn’t stop at Sudan’s borders,” says Amadou…

With an underfunded humanitarian response plan, over 540,000 people forced to flee the conflict in Sudan - the majority of whom are women and children - have struggled to meet basic needs.

The crisis, which began on April 15, has led to widespread violence resulting in death, destruction, and displacement. More than 2.4 million people have been displaced within Sudan, and more than 730,000 have fled to neighboring countries.

With the conflict in Sudan in its fifth week, CARE is deeply concerned about the impact the violence has had on hundreds of thousands of Sudanese people, especially women, and children, forced to flee their homes amid the violence.

Over 40,000 people have already crossed the border fleeing from the escalating conflict - the majority of whom are women and children

The heavy rainfall has displaced over 200,000 households, destroyed countless health facilities, roads, bridges, crops, and water systems.