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Rethinking delivery modalities in conflict-affected settings: Why beneficiaries in Sudan prefer digital transfers

The recent surge in armed conflicts across Africa is increasing demand for humanitarian and social assistance, creating significant pressure on humanitarian actors to deliver life-saving support amid insecurity and constrained resources. The conflict that erupted in Sudan in April 2023 between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has resulted in […]

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IFPRI Insight Highlights Recent Sudan Research – July 1, 2025 Edition

The July 1st, 2025 edition of IFPRI Insight showcases major contributions from the IFPRI Sudan program. Leading the issue is our latest peer-reviewed article published in the Journal of Development Studies, which provides an in-depth analysis of the economic and poverty implications of Sudan’s ongoing conflict— projecting the potential impact should the crisis extend through […]

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What Are the Economic and Poverty Implications for Sudan If the Conflict Continues Through 2025?

The ongoing conflict in Sudan, which began in April 2023, has triggered severe economic contractions, exacerbating poverty and unemployment while disrupting key sectors of the economy. This study employs an updated economywide database to assess the economic impact of a continued conflict through the end of 2025 under two scenarios of extreme and moderate contractions […]

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Two Years of Crisis: Impact and Pathways to Recovery and Resilience

Sudan Conflict Conference The Sudan conflict, now entering its third year, continues to devastate the country’s socioeconomic fabric. As of January 2025, more than 8.8 million people were internally displaced, and over 3.3 million had sought refuge in neighboring countries. Conservative reports estimate over 32,000 fatalities occurred between the start of the war on April […]

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