PUBLICATIONS
As of August 2018, the revised requirements for January ‐ December 2018 amount to a total of USD 1,379 million, including:
- USD 2.6 million for Central African Republic
- USD 54.8 million for Democratic Republic of the Congo
- USD 342.1 million for Ethiopia
- USD 105.3 million for Kenya
- USD 294.8 million for Sudan
- USD 577 million for Uganda
Read the revised 2018 Regional Refugee Response Plan and access the Latest Updates on the South Sudan Situation.
As the South Sudanese refugee crisis enters its fifth year in 2018, it remains the fastest growing and largest refugee situation on the African continent. The rate of the refugee movement has accelerated as the conflict has drawn on; over two thirds of the post-December 2013 refugee population have sought asylum in 2016 and 2017. This has created a challenging situation for asylum countries and humanitarian partners who are addressing the needs of refugees who fled before and after the outbreak of conflict in 2013, as well as responding to a constant and steady flow of new arrivals fleeing an evolving and volatile situation, with basic services overstretched in many countries of asylum.
