Improving durable solutions for displaced populations in Khartoum. <p class="ql-align-justify">Migration evidence indicates that the development trajectory of the majority of those residing in Sudan is declining, and significant investments are required in order to help stabilize the current deterioration and put Sudan ensure those most impacted by competing crises are supported. Danish Refugee Council is proposing an intervention which seeks to address the most prevalent multi-sector gaps that refugees and displacement affected communities are facing in Khartoum state, mobilizing an comprehensive and integrated response which uses data and evidence to prioritize activities.</p><p>The action plans to address the primary barriers preventing refugees and displacement affected communities in Khartoum from accessing services, living lives of dignity, and having the capacity to safely and sustainably meet the needs of their households. In addition, the action aims to look at the protective environments of displacement affected areas in Khartoum and take both community and individual approaches to making long term improvements in insecure areas through strategic resource mobilization, and capacity building and mobilization of service providers and community members.&nbsp;</p>