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Security for Humanitarian Action - Staying and Delivering: A Quarterly Update from UNDSS Sudan (IIssue No. 02 | Quarter II 2026)
Summary by Christgiving Editorial Desk · Based on reporting by UN Department of Safety and Security , ReliefWeb
· July 22, 2026
· 1 min read
. Foreword by the Chief Security Adviser Kwadwo Opong-Marfo, D.Sc. The second quarter of 2026 comes to an end rather rapidly — a demanding quarter, but one that leaves behind achievements to celebrate, challenges to debrief on, and lessons to carry into the periods ahead. Sudan continues to present
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Key takeaway The second quarter of 2026 comes to an end rather rapidly — a demanding quarter, but one that leaves behind achievements to celebrate, challenges to debrief on, and lessons to carry into the periods ahead.
Why this matters
The quarterly update from UNDSS Sudan highlights the organization's efforts to provide security for humanitarian action in a challenging environment. The expansion and re-establishment of country offices in Khartoum and the continuity of operations in Darfur demonstrate the team's adaptability and commitment to their core mandate. The deployment of Community Liaison Assistants across six priority areas, supported by the Sudan Humanitarian Fund, is a notable development, as it expands the operational reach of UNDSS Sudan. The strengthening of relationships with NGO implementing partners and the expansion of security training opportunities to both UN and SLT partners are also significant, as they enhance the capacity of humanitarian organizations to operate effectively in Sudan. As the humanitarian situation in Sudan continues to evolve, the work of UNDSS Sudan will be crucial in ensuring the safe delivery of aid and support to those in need.
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Category: disaster ·
Published: July 22, 2026 ·
Source: ReliefWeb ·
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