

Sudan
The war in Sudan has had disastrous consequences for people’s health and wellbeing. Throughout 2024, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) delivered medical and humanitarian assistance across many of the country’s conflict-ravaged states.
The fighting between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has caused the world’s largest displacement crisis, in which millions of people have been driven from their homes. Many have been subjected to ethnically motivated and sexual violence, and are facing malnutrition, as well as the loss of their homes and livelihoods. People’s suffering was compounded in the country’s eastern and central states by outbreaks of cholera, and spikes in malaria and dengue, fever during the year.
Our activities in 2024
Data and information for the 2024 International Activity Report

1,061,200
1,061,2
205,800
205,8
191,300
191,3
113,600
113,6

39,700
39,7
21,500
21,5
20,400
20,4
11,300
11,3

10,700
10,7
MSF in Sudan 2024
Map of the areas MSF worked in 2024


Humanitarian challenges
Article
18 Jul 2025

War and conflict
Year in Review 2024
Article
13 Jun 2025

Access to Healthcare
As a measles outbreak spreads in Darfur, children are in urgent need of immunisation.
Article
11 Jun 2025
Conflict in Sudan
MSF report reveals stark lack of protection and assistance in South Darfur
Article
4 Jun 2025

Refugee, migration and displacement
Chad:MSF calls for urgent aid to support Sudanese refugees fleeing to Chad
Article
3 Jun 2025

Sexual and Gender Based Violence
“They beat us and they raped us right there on the road in public”
Article
28 May 2025