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Sudan

From One Crisis to Another

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Abstract

The humanitarian operation in Sudan in 2006, the largest in the world, addressed three distinct, but interrelated conflicts, characterised by brutality, gross human rights violations, and massive civilian displacement. The violence exacerbated conditions of widespread poverty, environmental degradation, and competition for scarce resources, as well as vulnerability to disease and natural hazards. With each of the conflicts at differing stages, the year witnessed continued instability, with Darfur experiencing renewed violence and a deterioration of the humanitarian situation.

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Hidalgo, S., López-Claros, A. (2008). Sudan. In: The Humanitarian Response Index 2007. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230287679_13

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