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  1. The civil war since April 2023 is driving a severe crisis in Sudan, with particular impacts felt in the region of North Kordofan.
  2. Aid organizations are responding to the influx of refugees from Sudan, South Sudan, and the DRC into Uganda, with EU funding supporting WFP operations.

Uganda Appeals to EU to Close Refugee Funding Gap

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What happened

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Thomas Tayebwa called on the European Union to increase financial assistance for Uganda's refugee response. He stated that Uganda's 2026 refugee response plan requires approximately $850 million, but only 12 per cent of the necessary funding has been provided by international partners. The appeal was made during a meeting with Members of the European Parliament, Hon. Tineke Strik and Hon. Anna Strolenberg.

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Why it matters

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The funding shortfall is reportedly placing growing pressure on public services and communities hosting more than two million refugees and asylum-seekers. Tayebwa warned that the declining humanitarian support is affecting the government's ability to provide essential services to both refugees and the local Ugandan communities.

Aid organizations are responding to the influx of refugees from Sudan, South Sudan, and the DRC into Uganda. The civil war in Sudan since April 2023 is driving a severe crisis in the region of North Kordofan.

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Who's involved

  • Thomas TayebwaDeputy Speaker of Parliament of Uganda who called for increased EU funding
  • UgandaThe country seeking financial assistance for its refugee response
  • Parliament of UgandaThe legislative body of Uganda where Thomas Tayebwa serves as Deputy Speaker

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • UgandaSpeculative

    Uganda might face increased costs for public services due to the funding shortfall impacting government operations

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Aid organizations are responding to the influx of refugees from Sudan, South Sudan, and the DRC into Uganda, with EU funding supporting WFP operations. All 2 developments

Within The civil war since April 2023 is driving a severe crisis in Sudan, with particular impacts felt in the region of North Kordofan.

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