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Throughout April, the humanitarian context remained a challenge in Darfur and the rest of Sudan, including implementation of the Joint Communiqué for Darfur. As of 21 April, over 26,000 internally displaced people from Khartoum and other Northern States have been assisted in returning to Southern Sudan and the 'Three Areas' of South Kordofan, Blue Nile and Abyei within the joint returns plan of the UN, the Government of National Unity and the Government of Southern Sudan.
Sudan Monthly Report April 2007 [pdf]

Although Darfur remains the worst complex emergency in the world, UN agencies and partners working in the region have reported a dramatic decline in donor support. Sadly, as media coverage has dwindled over the past two years, security has further deteriorated, the caseload of conflict-affected persons has risen and the dependency of communities on humanitarian aid has increased-meaning that funding cuts will make a direct and unfortunate impact on children and families, likely eroding the progress made. Due to the lack of funding, UNICEF is currently in the process of planning scale-back measures and strategies for handing over lifesustaining and life-saving programmes to the government, despite its limited capacity to fund and manage activities. With rationalization of costs and scaling-back of programmes, UNICEF's remaining funding will carry its operations in Darfur through until mid-May. If UNICEF does not secure funding in the next three months major cuts will be made with serious consequences for children. UNICEF urgently requires US$ 87 million to continue its life-sustaining and lifesaving programmes.
Darfur Donor Update 16 March 2006 [pdf]