New camp Um Sangor opens in White Nile State for 4,000 individuals who have fled violence in Upper Nile State since 9 March 2015.

Nearly 75,000 refugees in White Nile State, with new camp Um Sangor holding 5,5000. 1,000 + refugees have continued to cross per week since March

Individual registration by UNHCR and Sudanese Red Crescent Society (SRCS) has begun in White Nile State, starting in Jouri camp.

Since 9 April over 7,000 people have fled to Joda crossing in White Nile State. The number includes 4,000 Sudanese and 2,800 South Sudanese from Joda Alfukhar

Over 17,000 South Sudanese have fled to various sites across West Kordofan State since the conflict began, newly available data reveals.

Movement of 437 households from Andalus Open Area in Khartoum to Bantiu relocation site in Khartoum State was completed. Bantiu is now home to 1,600 households

On 6 Aug, UNHCR and UNICEF signed a Country Letter of Understanding on a Action Plan defining joint roles and responsibilities for the South Sudanese operation.

On 15 February, UNHCR’s individual bio-metric registration has been finalized in all seven sites in White Nile State.

UNHCR signs agreements with Ministries of Education in South and West Kordofan states to address critical education gaps.

Inter-agency assessment confirms critical latrine coverage gaps across all refugee camps in White Nile state.