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Sudan | Joint Market Monitoring Initiative (JMMI) Market Overview, 11 - 20 June 2026
Summary by Christgiving Editorial Desk · Based on reporting by REACH Initiative , ReliefWeb
· July 20, 2026
· 2 min read
. KEY FINDINGS • The national Minimum Expenditure Basket (MEB) without top-up increased by 14% compared to May (551,046 SDG), reaching 629,981 SDG. The highest observed values were recorded in Kassala state (748,940 SDG), North Darfur state (694,160 SDG), and South Kordofan state (676,945 SDG). At t
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Key takeaway The highest observed values were recorded in Kassala state (748,940 SDG), North Darfur state (694,160 SDG), and South Kordofan state (676,945 SDG).
Why this matters
The significant increase in the national Minimum Expenditure Basket in Sudan, particularly the 22% rise in food costs, poses a substantial challenge for humanitarian relief efforts in the country. With key food items like sorghum and sugar experiencing price hikes of 44% and 31% respectively, the ability of aid organizations to provide sufficient assistance to affected populations is severely strained. The fact that markets in some localities, such as Delami and Dilling, are functioning below average, further complicates the delivery of essential goods. Moreover, the resilience pillar scores indicate supply chain and restocking challenges, which may exacerbate the situation. As faith-based organizations and charities continue to provide critical support to vulnerable communities in Sudan, they must navigate these rising costs and market functionality issues to ensure effective aid distribution. Close monitoring of market trends and prices will be essential to inform relief strategies.
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Category: disaster ·
Published: July 20, 2026 ·
Source: ReliefWeb ·
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What is this story about? . KEY FINDINGS • The national Minimum Expenditure Basket (MEB) without top-up increased by 14% compared to May (551,046 SDG), reaching 629,981 SDG. The highest observed values were recorded in Kassala state (748,940 SDG), North Darfur state (694,160 SDG), and South Kordofan state (676,945 SDG). At t
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