The FAO has initiated a nationwide livestock vaccination campaign in Sudan, targeting 9.8 million animals to protect food security and livelihoods. This intervention comes as families continue to flee conflict, with individuals like Adut undertaking arduous journeys to reception centers in neighboring countries. Humanitarian organizations are working to restore stability for displaced families by providing access to basic services and addressing urgent household needs.

Displaced individuals face significant challenges, including insecurity, checkpoint delays, and limited access to essential resources like food and water during their journeys. Upon arrival in new locations, access to safe water, adequate food, and shelter remains a critical concern for families.

Conflict has forced many to abandon their homes, businesses, and possessions, leading to prolonged displacement and arduous journeys. Families arriving in reception centers and informal settlements struggle to access basic services, highlighting the severe impact on their dignity and stability.

The specific regions most affected by the livestock vaccination campaign and the immediate impact of the campaign on food security are not yet covered in recent reporting.