FAO in Sudan
Sudan became a member of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) in 1956. Since establishing its country office in 1977, FAO has worked closely with the Government of Sudan and partners to transform the country’s agrifood systems by promoting climate-smart agriculture, enhancing food security and nutrition, and advancing sustainable rural development.
Through technical expertise, policy guidance, and community-driven strategic programmes, FAO is helping Sudan build a more resilient, food-secure future for all.
News
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Publications
Sudan: Emergency and Resilience Plan, 2026–2028
10/04/2026
Since the eruption of conflict in April 2023, the Sudan is now the world’s largest humanitarian, displacement and hunger crisis, with conditions continuing...
The Sudan: Italy’s contribution to strengthen resilient agricultural livelihoods
10/04/2026
The Government of Italy’s generous contribution of EUR 5 million to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) will support the...
The Sudan. Food crisis: priority actions Urgent call for assistance
10/04/2026
The Sudan continues to face a severe and protracted humanitarian crisis. Food insecurity has reached unprecendented levels, driven by conflict, large-scale...
Contacts
FAO Representation in Sudan
Plot 533, Block 1, Hai Al-Matar District, Port Sudan, Sudan.
Email: [email protected]