Nubian Center for Peace and Democracy Assesses Urgent Humanitarian Needs of Sudanese Refugees in Kiryandongo
The Nubian Center for Peace and Democracy assessed the urgent humanitarian needs of Sudanese refugees in Kiryandongo, emphasizing the necessity of providing food, water, healthcare, and education, ensuring the dignity of refugees, and calling on the international community to enhance support and protect displaced communities.
Feb 16, 2025 – Kiryandongo, Uganda
A delegation from the Nubian Center for Peace and Democracy (NCPD) conducted a field visit to Kiryandongo Refugee Settlement on February 13–14, 2025, in partnership with Sudanese refugee leaders and humanitarian organizations, including the Italian Bishops’ Conference and Caritas Italiana.
The delegation, led by Dr. Mohamed Salih Mohamed Yassin, Chairperson of NCPD, toured key sites such as community kitchens, medical clinics, shelters for new arrivals, and food distribution points, engaging directly with refugees to understand their urgent needs. The visit highlighted critical challenges, including overcrowding, insufficient food and water, inadequate healthcare and education services, and deteriorating housing conditions.
The delegation emphasized the urgent need for additional humanitarian support, staff, and resources to improve living conditions and ensure dignity for Sudanese refugees. The visit was warmly received by the settlement leadership and the refugee community, reinforcing NCPD’s commitment to supporting displaced Sudanese and coordinating with international partners.
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Nubian Center for Peace and Democracy
Feb 16, 2025
