NEWS: With the Adre crossing on the Chad–Sudan border newly reopened, USAID partners UN OCHA Sudan, WFP Sudan & IOM Sudan 🇺🇳, were among the first to bring food, nutrition & health supplies across. More trucks are coming as we continue to respond to Famine & conflict in Sudan.

At a time that we are focused in Switzerland on saving lives, we are appalled to see the escalation in violence from both the RSF and SAF this week resulting in over 100 civilian deaths in Galgani, Maima al Qoz, Baida, and El Fasher. The direct attacks on civilians—indiscriminate

The ALPS Group formed as an urgent response to the Sudanese people demanding greater action from the international community to save lives and pursue peace in Sudan. Over nearly two weeks, the delegations worked as one team to help get humanitarian access routes open, aid trucks

This past Monday, we honored aid workers around the world for World Humanitarian Day, but our support for humanitarians and the lifesaving work they do continues all year. Learn more about how USAID works to keep aid workers safe: usaidsaveslives.medium.com/protecting-liv…

Important debrief with international partners in Geneva on the ALPS (Aligned for Advancing Lifesaving and Peace in Sudan) Group’s efforts in Switzerland to save lives and end the war in Sudan. Together with the AU, EU, IGAD, the Troika and scores of other partners, we are

I was honored to speak with Sudanese women leaders meeting in Switzerland on the margins of the cessation of hostilities talks.  Their expert leadership is needed now more than ever to secure a brighter future for the Sudanese people.  The United States stands with you in working

Immensely proud of the work of our ALPS (Aligned for Advancing Lifesaving and Peace in Sudan) Group. I want to personally thank my colleagues for their steadfast determination to make a difference in improving the lives of the Sudanese people. Together, and in partnership with

This is Women, Peace and Security in action. Our team was honored to sit beside Sudanese women leaders, joined by U.S. Special Envoy for Sudan Tom Perriello & SEHOA Hammer, on the last day of sessions in Geneva as they received a message from Secretary Antony Blinken commending their efforts for a more peaceful future for

We welcome this important announcement about the immediate resumption of lifesaving aid moving through Adre, Chad into Darfur. With hundreds of thousands facing starvation, we must make every effort to accelerate and increase delivery of aid to those who most desperately need it

UNFPA has distributed Dignity Kits to women & girls displaced from Sennar to Gedaref, impacted by heavy rains and flooding that cut off roads and disrupted communications. Thanks to USAID Sudan CERF - The UN's emergency fund Explore the UNFPA Dignity Kit 👉x.com/_UnfpaSudan/st… #ForSudan

The U.S. welcomes recent agreements to resume humanitarian access across the Adré border and along the Dabbah Road, allowing lifesaving aid to reach millions of Sudanese. We will keep working with our partners to further expand and accelerate emergency aid deliveries in Sudan.

I extend my condolences to those that have lost loved ones or been displaced due to the recent collapse of Aarbat Dam. With the fragility of so much vital civilian infrastructure, we reiterate calls on the Rapid Support Forces and the Sudanese Armed Forces to provide protections

Recent reports confirm famine in the #Zamzam IDP camp, highlighting the devastating impact of food insecurity in #Sudan. Urgent action is needed to address this crisis. #السودان U.S. Special Envoy for Sudan Tom Perriello U.S. Embassy Khartoum USAID's Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance

Today, as we mark the 500th day of violence in Sudan, Sudanese people continue to suffer the effects of this war. Frontline humanitarian workers report desperate conditions in El Fasher: the RSF are gathering troops for another attack and SAF bombing continues to inflict

In Sudan, the Arba’at dam collapse has destroyed homes, affected livelihoods, and severely disrupted the water supply for Port Sudan. Initial reports estimate that tens of thousands may have been impacted. USAID partners are assessing humanitarian needs and working to respond.

With 5.8 million pounds of emergency aid delivered into Darfur this week through Adre and Dabbah Road, the ALPS leadership group met yesterday to continue accelerating and expanding aid access across Sudan. We continue to prioritize expansion of aid into the heartland of Sudan is

Devastating floods in #Sudan have displaced thousands, exacerbating the needs of those already impacted by conflict. IOM, alongside partner Human Appeal, have distributed essential relief items to over 50,000 people in the Northern state,thanks to USAID's Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance. #WithSudan🇸🇩

#Sudan: In partnership with SAPAA & SAPA-Sudanese American Physicians Association, Isobel Coleman & U.S. Special Envoy for Sudan Tom Perriello provided updates yesterday to Sudanese diaspora on U.S. efforts to support unimpeded humanitarian assistance & civilian protection, and diplomatic efforts to end the war: usaid.gov/news-informati… #السودان

شاهدوا هذا التقدم المدهش الذي حققه مشروع "بناء الجسور" في السودان! تدفع هذه المبادرة، التي تبلغ مدتها أربع سنوات، النمو الاقتصادي المستدام في البلاد مع فتح فرص جديدة للمجتمعات المحلية العاملة في المجال الزراعي.الامتنان للوكالة الأمريكية للتنمية الدولية والشريك المنفذ للمشروع CRS#