USAID To Provide Nearly $68M In Additional Emergency Food Assistance For Sudan

USAID: U.S. Announces Nearly $68 Million in Additional Humanitarian Assistance for Sudan
“The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) announced it is providing nearly $68 million for emergency food assistance, to reach approximately 2.5 million Sudanese as well as refugees from South Sudan and other neighboring states. This assistance will be delivered through the World Food Programme, which will help address the complex emergency arising from conflict, natural disasters, and widespread displacement in Sudan…” (4/1).

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