1. Ensure access to diversified food sources through life-saving assistance, increasing household food production and income
2. Timely livestock support through mass vaccination campaigns against trans-boundary animal diseases
3. Contributing to timely and quality evidence produced to inform programming and decision-making 

Principaux résultats attendus:  

• 7.5m people provided with emergency agricultural assistance to improve crop production for 2024 summer and 2023 winter farming seasons
• 75k people provided with livestock support to restore and improve access to animal protein sources and income
• 50k people receive fishing input and training to enhance household consumption of high nutritional protein and increase income through the sale of surplus fish
• 2.5m people receive veterinary support, including vaccination, deworming and treatment services to protect and safeguard livestock against the most devastating epidemic and endemic diseases
• Assessment of ongoing conflict’s impacts on agriculture sector at national level through leveraging the Data in Emergencies (DIEM) hub and methods
• Increased access to timely food security information, including on agricultural livelihood impoverishment, for informed decision-making 

• Sudanese government (Line Ministries of Agriculture and Forestry, Animal Resources and Fisheries, Environment, and State Ministries of Production and Economic Resources)
• National and international partners (NGOs, UN agencies, civil society organizations, the private sector, research institutions, and community-based organizations)
• As co-leads of the Sudan FSL Sector, FAO and WFP jointly coordinate with over 68 local and international partners
• Swiss-supported programs and projects globally and in Sudan, e.g., ISSD (African seed network); Syngenta Foundation for Sustainable Agriculture (in view of climate risk insurance); WFP; and OCHA (CERF /SHF)