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The survey was implemented jointly by Sudan’s Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) and the World Bank. It was conducted using mobile phones1 and covered both urban and rural areas across the 18 states of Sudan. Round 1 of data collection was conducted in June–July 2020, about three months after the declaration of the COVID-19 outbreak in Sudan and during lockdown. The same households were then called every two months for another five rounds.
The household survey covers questions on a range of topics and themes including, but not limited to: Knowledge of COVID-19 and social behavior; access to goods, education, and health services: food security, employment, income loss, subjective welfare, and coping strategies.
Household Survey Results
Reports and Brief
ReportsRound 1 (English | Arabic)
BriefRound 1 to 6 (English)
Policy Reports
- Psychological distress one year into the COVID-19 pandemic
- Socio-Emotional Drivers of Youth Unemployment: The Case of Higher Educated Youth in Sudan
- Sudan Economic Update: Missed Opportunities Amidst Deepening Fragility
Blogs/Feature Stories
Other related links
Contact
Alvin Etang NdipSenior Economist
aetangndip@worldbank.org
Eiman OsmanConsultant
Eosman1@worldbank.org
Ando RahasimbelonirinaConsultant
arahasimbeloniri@worldbank.org