The $2.7 billion plan to support nearly 15 million people this year is less than a third funded, leading to significant shortfalls that are affecting local organizations involved in the response. UN Humanitarian Coordinator for Sudan, Clementine Nkweta-Salami, emphasizes the urgent need for donors to increase financial support and advocate for humanitarian access to prevent a large-scale famine from occurring. Without immediate action, the situation is likely to worsen, underscoring the critical need for increased funding and diplomatic intervention.
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