The Latest @ USIP: Grassroots Efforts to Address Sudan’s Humanitarian Crisis

More than half of Sudan’s population of 46 million is in need of humanitarian assistance — and less than a quarter of them are actually receiving aid amid the country’s civil conflict. Sara Pantuliano, the chief executive for the Overseas Development Institute, discusses the current crisis in Sudan, why Sudan is important for global peace and how grassroots organizations in the country can help deliver aid to places that international organizations cannot reach.

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