US and UN Launch $700M Humanitarian Fund for Sudan

The new fund aims to provide aid to the war-torn country.

Feb. 4, 2026 at 4:39am

The United States and the United Nations have launched a new $700 million Humanitarian Fund for Sudan to seek international support for humanitarian aid to the war-ravaged country. The fund will help address the dire humanitarian situation in Sudan, which has been devastated by years of conflict.

Why it matters

Sudan has faced a prolonged civil war and political instability for decades, leading to a severe humanitarian crisis. This new fund is an effort by the US and UN to rally global support and resources to provide critical aid and assistance to the Sudanese people.

The details

The new Humanitarian Fund for Sudan will be jointly managed by the United States and the United Nations. It is intended to channel international donations and support towards addressing the urgent needs of Sudanese civilians affected by the ongoing conflict, including providing food, shelter, medical care, and other essential services.

  • The fund was launched on February 4, 2026.

The players

United States

A country that is co-managing the new Humanitarian Fund for Sudan along with the United Nations.

United Nations

An international organization that is co-managing the new Humanitarian Fund for Sudan along with the United States.

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What’s next

The fund's organizers will now work to secure additional international donations and support to maximize the resources available for humanitarian aid in Sudan.

The takeaway

This new $700 million Humanitarian Fund for Sudan represents a significant international effort to address the dire humanitarian crisis in the country and provide critical assistance to the Sudanese people affected by the ongoing conflict.