The year 2025 is set to be extremely challenging for South Sudan, which is grappling with multiple crises, including disease outbreaks and ongoing internal conflict that escalated in February. The situation is worsened by the war in
neighboring Sudan, forcing many to flee, and the effects of past floods, compounded by the upcoming rainy season. Many internally displaced persons (IDPs) lack proper shelter and essential items, facing deteriorating living conditions, all while donor funding is significantly reduced.

The response to SNFI assistance in South Sudan is critical, with partners exhausting funds and scaling back operations as humanitarian needs rise. Supplies are dwindling and there are few new donor commitments to restock hubs. The lack of funding before the rainy season is further hampering resource preparation. Consequently, many newly displaced families are receiving no assistance, and conditions in existing shelters are worsening.