1. Ensure access to diversified food sources through life-saving assistance, increasing household food production and income
2. Timely livestock support through mass vaccination campaigns against transboundary animal diseases

Principaux résultats attendus:  

• 12.1 m people provided with emergency agricultural assistance to improve crop production for 2025 summer and winter seasons 
• 150 k people provided with male and female breeding goats, concentrate feed and mineral lick, to improve access to milk and income 
• 60 k people provided with fishing gears and equipment, and training on fish processing and boat making 
• 410 people provided with cash or voucher assistance to enhance access to basic food needs and diversified diets 
• 10.5 m people provided with emergency  vaccination, treatment, and deworming to control epidemic and endemic animal diseases

Principaux résultats antérieurs:  

Despite limited funding and a challenging operating environment, between January and October 2024: 

• 2.6 m people across 11 states have been reached through distributing emergency crop and vegetable seeds 
• 3 m people across 11 states have received livestock, veterinary, and fisheries support 

These figures pertain to FAO’s overall performance under the HNRP 2024.  Detailed results specific to Phase One and the Emergency Livelihood Response Plan will be included in FAO’s final report due by February 2025.  

• Sudanese government (Line Ministries of Agriculture, Forestry, Animal Resources and Fisheries, Environment, and State Ministries of Production and Economic Resources) 
• National and international partners (NGOs, UN agencies, civil society organizations, the private sector, research institutions, and community-based organizations) 
• As co-leads of the Sudan FSL Sector, FAO and WFP jointly coordinate with over  68 local and international partners