AHA operates in Sudan in the North Darfur state in ten localities (districts) which comprises
El Fasher town, El Fasher rural, Kuma, Kutum, Kabkabiya, Tawilla, Tina, Kornoi, Umbaro, and
Allite localities. Within these localities, AHA Sudan has supported the construction and
renovation of primary schools and an operation theater of an eye referral hospital. The
newly constructed and renovated schools were furnished with school furniture that adheres
to the standards set by the state Ministry of Education. AHA has also provided vocational
skill training in electro mechanics and handicraft making to 24 selected youths from the El
Fasher town, Abushock, and Al Salam IDP camps. In 2022, AHA Sudan partnered with
UNHCR to implement essential non-food items (NFIs), community support projects, and
community-based protection projects for IDPs, Returnees, and Refugees in North Darfur
state, Sudan.
Sudan
2004 – present
El Fasher town, El Fasher rural , Kuma, Kutum, Kabkabiya, Tawilla, Tina, Kornoi, Umbaro, and Allite localities
1,265,254
Total Beneficiaries in 2022
1,665,705
Total Funds Spent in 2022
Programmes
Nutrition
Wash
healthcare
Livelihood
Sustainable Reintegration of Returnees
This programme aims to contribute to the sustainable reintegration of returnees, addressing constraints and difficulties that returnees face through increasing access to education, creating an enabling environment for livelihoods, improving income generating opportunities and strengthening the local capacities in areas of return. The project has supported about 35,926 returnees by giving priority to areas with a high returnee number in five localities of North Darfur state five different localities (Kutum, Mellit, Al Fasher rural/Korma, Kornoi and Umbaru) of North Darfur state since February 2019. The reintegration, livelihood support and law enforcement has encouraged peaceful coexistence of the returnees with host communities in the localities. Enhanced the protection of vulnerable returnees including women and children through a coordinated approach involving relevant stakeholders and beneficiary communities.
protection
food security
Emergency general food distribution
AHA’s emergency general food distribution provides a lifeline for thousands of people where insecurity and a scarcity of resources make cultivation impossible. Food items are also distributed to the local community to offset seasonal food shortages. Working closely with the World Food Programme, AHA assists hundreds of thousands of people in gaining essential nutrition. To his effect in 2018 project year, a total of 3524.41MT of general/emergency food ration was distributed as emergency relief to 364655 beneficiaries in three IDPs camps and drought affected community in four different localities.
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