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Add to Preferred SourcesSarafaya in North Darfur, Sudan has been severely affected by conflict since 2016, resulting in more than 20,000 people fleeing to camps or neighboring countries such as Chad.
As stability in North Darfur increased, the lack of access to basic services prevented people from returning and heightened tension over scarce resources. Through a multi-sectoral, integrated approach focused on fostering social cohesion, IOM supported community members to identify and prioritize areas for intervention including a health center, water health and sanitation facilities, livelihood activities and primary education as key interventions.
More than 54,300 individuals benefited from the program, including communities in neighboring villages.
Original source: IOM
Published on 18 December 2019