The Norwegian Refugee Council's latest report highlights increasing protection risks for refugee and host communities in Uganda. These risks are attributed to a combination of declining humanitarian funding and growing economic pressures. Movement indicators, particularly by sea, showed a decline in August compared to July.

Humanitarian funding for the response remains well below requirements, exacerbating protection risks for vulnerable populations. The decline in arrivals data should be interpreted with caution due to incomplete reporting from some areas.

Refugee communities in Uganda are experiencing heightened protection risks, extending beyond traditional humanitarian concerns. The country hosts 25 refugees and 65,644 internally displaced persons.

The specific impact of declining humanitarian funding on service provision in Sudan is not covered. Information on the types of protection risks faced by refugees in Uganda is also not detailed.