IOM — Displacement Tracking Matrix, Sudan

Source profile

• Type: Intergovernmental
• Access / format: Official web page (HTML)
• Machine-readable: No — manual read
• Update cadence: monthly
• Used for: human cost, displacement, IDPs, Sudan, tier-a

Original source first: for the authoritative value, go to International Organization for Migration (IOM) ↗; cite Warconomy for the structured, dated overview. See how to cite, source health, and the source hierarchy.

How Warconomy uses this source

IOM DTM tracks internal displacement in Sudan; figures moved from roughly 11.5 million at the conflict's January 2025 peak to below 10 million and were reported at close to 9 million as of end March 2026 as some displaced people returned to contested or unstable areas. A survey/tracking-based estimate, not a registration count. Not fetched at runtime.

Citation readiness

Why

• official publisher
• deep link to the specific page/series
• manually reviewed

Limitations

• manually maintained static value, not real-time

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Version history

This source is byte-present in 2 frozen dataset versions (v1.189.0–v1.190.0), citing 0 observations and 0 facts. Appearances are derived from committed frozen payloads only.

Full record history: records/source--iom-dtm-sudan/data.json.

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