Chad remains a major host country for refugees, with a substantial number originating from Sudan and South Sudan. New data indicates a continued influx of Sudanese refugees, with women and children comprising a significant portion of this population. Additionally, the country is experiencing population movements from Libya, and public health concerns include an ongoing Mpox outbreak.

The sustained arrival of refugees places additional strain on already limited resources and humanitarian services in Chad. The demographic composition of refugee populations, with a high proportion of women and children, highlights specific protection and assistance needs. The Mpox outbreak adds another layer of complexity to the humanitarian response, requiring coordinated health interventions.

Monitor the ongoing trends in refugee arrivals from Sudan and South Sudan, particularly the needs of women and children. Observe the humanitarian response to population movements from Libya and the specific needs of these migrants. Track the progression of the Mpox outbreak and the effectiveness of public health measures.

The provided excerpts do not detail the specific priority needs of the South Sudanese refugee population in Chad or the exact locations of the Mpox outbreak within the country.