Sudan (The)SD

UK overseas development assistance to Sudan (The) — View on DevTracker →

Total Spent

£3.79B

Projects

317

Sectors

Date Range

2002 – 2026

Closed266(£1.95B)

Implementation51(£1.84B)

Largest Projects

Sudan – Humanitarian Emergency and Longer-term Planning (S-HELP)

Material relief assistance and servicesImplementation2025 – 2029

£339,848,001

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Humanitarian Emergency and Longer-term Planning (S-HELP) will contribute to reducing excess mortality and morbidity resulting from conflict, climate related hazards, disease outbreaks and economic shocks by the following approaches: framing the progr...

Sudan Humanitarian Preparedness and Response (SHPR)

Material relief assistance and servicesImplementation2022 – 2026

£309,883,535

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Sudan’s Humanitarian Preparedness and Response will contribute to reducing excess mortality and morbidity resulting from conflict, climate related hazards, disease outbreaks and economic shocks by: 1. Providing life-saving humanitarian assistance to...

Responding to Protracted Crisis in Sudan: Humanitarian Reform, Assistance & Resilience Programme

Relief co-ordination and support servicesClosed2017 – 2022

£254,851,213

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The programme will deliver vital reforms that strengthen the humanitarian response and ways of working in protracted crisis, maintain the lives and dignity of over 550,000 vulnerable people a year across Sudan and build the resilience of communities ...

Contribution to ICRC 2026 Sudan Appeal.

Material relief assistance and servicesImplementation2025 – 2029

£220,871,720

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BOS will contribute to ICRC 2026 Sudan Appeal. ICRC will continue their work across Sudan in protection, health care and emergency assistance.

WISH Dividend - successor programme to WISH 205241

Family planningImplementation2024 – 2029

£144,613,025

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To increase the use of family planning methods to reduce maternal deaths and prevent the use and access to unsafe abortion, including for marginalised and young women. To enable women and girls to safely plan their pregnancies and improve their sexua...

Output 2: WFP – Food Security and Assistance

Emergency food assistanceClosed2017 – 2024

£103,100,000

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This activity Output 2: WFP – Food Security and Assistance is a component of Responding to Protracted Crisis in Sudan: Humanitarian Reform, Assistance & Resilience Programme reported by FCDO with a funding type of 109 - Multilateral organisation and ...

Output 2: OCHA – Humanitarian assistance delivered by the Sudan Humanitarian Fund

Material relief assistance and servicesClosed2017 – 2024

£94,900,000

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This activity Output 2: OCHA – Humanitarian assistance delivered by the Sudan Humanitarian Fund is a component of Responding to Protracted Crisis in Sudan: Humanitarian Reform, Assistance & Resilience Programme reported by FCDO with a funding type o...

Education in Emergencies and Protracted Crises EiEPC - 2019-2023

Education policy and administrative managementClosed2019 – 2025

£92,121,794

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To transform both the availability and quality of education provision in countries affected by natural and man-made emergencies and prolonged crises. 5. This programme will prioritise education for children in so-called ‘forgotten’ crises and emergen...

SHARP-Sudan Humanitarian Assistance and Resilience Programme

Emergency food assistanceClosed2013 – 2018

£91,149,998

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To respond to suffering resulting from conflict and natural disasters by providing lifesaving assistance and helping people rebuild their livelihoods. 1.5 million people will benefit from interventions (health, water, and sanitation, nutrition, food ...

Education in Emergencies and Protracted Crises - 2023-26

Education in emergenciesImplementation2023 – 2027

£88,492,860

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Support to Education Cannot Wait - the global fund for education in emergencies - to support the most marginalised children affected by conflict and crises with protection and access to education. Invest in strategic partnerships that will work along...

Sector Breakdown

Material relief assistance and services

£1.58B

Emergency food assistance

£445.8M

Relief co-ordination and support services

£295.2M

Financial policy and administrative management

£160.0M

Family planning

£153.6M

Social Protection

£138.0M

Removal of land mines and explosive remnants of war

£112.4M

Basic drinking water supply and basic sanitation

£100.7M

Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution

£97.2M

Education policy and administrative management

£92.3M

Education in emergencies

£88.6M

Ending violence against women and girls

£79.8M

Public sector policy and administrative management

£63.3M

Immediate post-emergency reconstruction and rehabilitation

£51.4M

Democratic participation and civil society

£35.9M

Research/scientific institutions

£34.4M

Environmental policy and administrative management

£34.1M

Infectious disease control

£30.7M

Basic health care

£26.1M

Spending Over Time

2002

£75K

2004

£2.4M

2005

£6.1M

2006

£46.1M

2007

£59.8M

2008

£87.2M

2009

£178.9M

2010

£236.0M

2011

£73.6M

2012

£155.7M

2013

£214.0M

2014

£29.1M

2015

£139.0M

2016

£32.6M

2017

£546.3M

2018

£15.8M

2019

£113.6M

2020

£168.8M

2021

£4.7M

2022

£486.4M

2023

£106.8M

2024

£347.1M

2025

£607.3M

2026

£135.3M

All Projects

Project	Sector	Budget ↓	Status	Start

Data Sources

Project data: FCDO DevTracker — Sudan (The) via IATI Datastore
Official statistics: Statistics on International Development (gov.uk)
Budget figures are from IATI project data reported in GBP by FCDO.
UK ODA includes development aid, investment capital (BII), and domestic spending (asylum costs). See the Foreign Aid dashboard for a full breakdown by type.

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Largest Projects

Sudan – Humanitarian Emergency and Longer-term Planning (S-HELP)

Material relief assistance and servicesImplementation2025 – 2029

£339,848,001

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Sudan Humanitarian Preparedness and Response (SHPR)

Material relief assistance and servicesImplementation2022 – 2026

£309,883,535

DevTracker →

Responding to Protracted Crisis in Sudan: Humanitarian Reform, Assistance & Resilience Programme

Relief co-ordination and support servicesClosed2017 – 2022

£254,851,213

DevTracker →

Contribution to ICRC 2026 Sudan Appeal.

Material relief assistance and servicesImplementation2025 – 2029

£220,871,720

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BOS will contribute to ICRC 2026 Sudan Appeal. ICRC will continue their work across Sudan in protection, health care and emergency assistance.

WISH Dividend - successor programme to WISH 205241

Family planningImplementation2024 – 2029

£144,613,025

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Output 2: WFP – Food Security and Assistance

Emergency food assistanceClosed2017 – 2024

£103,100,000

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Output 2: OCHA – Humanitarian assistance delivered by the Sudan Humanitarian Fund

Material relief assistance and servicesClosed2017 – 2024

£94,900,000

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Education in Emergencies and Protracted Crises EiEPC - 2019-2023

Education policy and administrative managementClosed2019 – 2025

£92,121,794

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SHARP-Sudan Humanitarian Assistance and Resilience Programme

Emergency food assistanceClosed2013 – 2018

£91,149,998

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Education in Emergencies and Protracted Crises - 2023-26

Education in emergenciesImplementation2023 – 2027

£88,492,860

DevTracker →

Sector Breakdown

Material relief assistance and services

£1.58B

Emergency food assistance

£445.8M

Relief co-ordination and support services

£295.2M

Financial policy and administrative management

£160.0M

Family planning

£153.6M

Social Protection

£138.0M

Removal of land mines and explosive remnants of war

£112.4M

Basic drinking water supply and basic sanitation

£100.7M

Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution

£97.2M

Education policy and administrative management

£92.3M

Education in emergencies

£88.6M

Ending violence against women and girls

£79.8M

Public sector policy and administrative management

£63.3M

Immediate post-emergency reconstruction and rehabilitation

£51.4M

Democratic participation and civil society

£35.9M

Research/scientific institutions

£34.4M

Environmental policy and administrative management

£34.1M

Infectious disease control

£30.7M

Basic health care

£26.1M

Spending Over Time

2002

£75K

2004

£2.4M

2005

£6.1M

2006

£46.1M

2007

£59.8M

2008

£87.2M

2009

£178.9M

2010

£236.0M

2011

£73.6M

2012

£155.7M

2013

£214.0M

2014

£29.1M

2015

£139.0M

2016

£32.6M

2017

£546.3M

2018

£15.8M

2019

£113.6M

2020

£168.8M

2021

£4.7M

2022

£486.4M

2023

£106.8M

2024

£347.1M

2025

£607.3M

2026

£135.3M