U.S. hosts donor event securing $1.5 billion for Sudan, including $200 million to UN-managed fund

• TrueDonors pledged $1.5 billion in new assistance for Sudan at U.S.-hosted event
• TrueU.S. announced $200 million for the Sudan Humanitarian Fund
• TrueU.S. Department signed December 2025 MOU including a $2 billion pledge to OCHA pooled funds
• TrueOCHA agreed to enact reforms to UN humanitarian operations under the U.S. MOU

Key takeaways

• An international donor event hosted by the United States produced $1.5 billion in new assistance pledges for Sudan.
• The U.S. announced $200 million in additional support to the Sudan Humanitarian Fund (SHF).
• The U.S. commitment is linked to a December 2025 memorandum of understanding (MOU) and a $2 billion U.S. pledge to pooled funds managed by the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA).
• OCHA has agreed to enact reforms under the MOU intended to improve impact, efficiency, and accountability of UN humanitarian work.
• The event invited more than 20 donors and highlighted contributions from regional and international partners, including the United Arab Emirates, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Egypt, Chad, the United Kingdom, and Norway.
• Officials expect further donor engagement at a follow-up meeting on April 15 in Berlin.

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