Since the conflict erupted in 2023, Sudan has become the epicentre of the global displacement crisis. Millions have lost their homes and access to food, clean water and basic medical care.
The combination of extreme droughts, armed conflicts and economic instability has driven up malnutrition rates in countries such as Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger.
Floods, heatwaves and prolonged droughts force millions from their homes each year. South Asia and sub-Saharan Africa account for the majority of climate-related displacement.
Poverty, conflict and a lack of infrastructure limit access to basic education, particularly for girls in rural areas.
More than half the world's population lacks full coverage of essential health services, worsening the impact of curable diseases.