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Flood response update

UNICEF South Sudan

A family has been displaced from their home due floods and are using a tarp to float down the Sobat River to search for dry land.
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    Since May 2021, an estimated 809,000 people have been affected by flooding in 31 of 78 counties in South Sudan. UNICEF has reached over 750,602 people with key life-saving messages in flood-affected areas.

    These dashboards contain key figures and response activities. Download to the right.

    -Unity Flood Response Dashboard Jan 2022
    -Flood Response Update No1 Nov 2021

    Unity Flood Response
    Author(s)
    UNICEF South Sudan
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    Languages
    English

    Files available for download

    Flood Response Update No1_Nov 2021 (PDF, 215 KB)
    Unity Flood Response Dashboard Jan 2022 (PDF, 3 MB)

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    South Sudan

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