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Economy, jobs and prices in Central Darfur, Sudan: official figures

Consumer prices in Central Darfur State were on average 111.5% higher in 2024 than a year earlier, according to the Central Bureau of Statistics, 3rd lowest of 17 states with a consistently published average (Sudan: 176.9%); in 2023 the average was 44.2% (Sudan: 66.6%). In December 2024 the annual rate was 76.5% (Sudan: 187.8%).

Are banks open in Central Darfur?

No bank branches were operating in Central Darfur at the end of 2024, down from 4 in December 2021, before the war (Sudan: 309, down from 1,029), according to the Central Bank of Sudan.

Source: Central Bank of Sudan (population and prices from the Central Bureau of Statistics) · saved copy

How many homes in Central Darfur have electricity?

11.4% of households in Central Darfur had electricity in 2014, 3rd lowest of the 18 states (Sudan: 44.9%).

Source: Central Bureau of Statistics, Sudan (with UNICEF Sudan) · saved copy

Do people in Central Darfur have safe drinking water?

50.5% of people in Central Darfur used an improved drinking-water source in 2014, and 2.6% had water piped into their home, plot or yard; 6th lowest of the 18 states for improved water (Sudan: 68.0% and 36.9%).

Source: Central Bureau of Statistics, Sudan (with UNICEF Sudan) · saved copy

How many people in Central Darfur have a proper toilet?

15.8% of people in Central Darfur used an improved toilet not shared with other households in 2014, and 44.6% had no toilet at all; 6th lowest of the 18 states for improved sanitation (Sudan: 32.9% and 29.2%).

Source: Central Bureau of Statistics, Sudan (with UNICEF Sudan) · saved copy

How Central Darfur compares with other states

Average consumer-price inflation (Northern State: average not published consistently) (2024)

Central Darfur ranks 15 of 17, highest first.

RankRegionAverage consumer-price inflation (Northern State: average not published consistently)
11Gezira146.7%
12East Darfur136.1%
13South Darfur116.7%
14Red Sea115.3%
15Central Darfur111.5%
16West Kordofan93.2%
17Khartoum90.4%
Source: Central Bank of Sudan (population and prices from the Central Bureau of Statistics) · saved copy

Consumer-price inflation, December (year on year) (December 2024)

Central Darfur ranks 17 of 18, highest first.

RankRegionConsumer-price inflation, December (year on year)
12North Kordofan121.4%
13South Kordofan118.7%
14Khartoum111.0%
15Red Sea90.8%
16Northern81.3%
17Central Darfur76.5%
18West Kordofan67.9%
Source: Central Bank of Sudan (population and prices from the Central Bureau of Statistics) · saved copy

Bank branches operating (end of 2024)

Central Darfur ranks 18 of 18, highest first.

RankRegionBank branches operating
12Sennar2
13East Darfur1
14West Kordofan0
15North Darfur0
16West Darfur0
17South Darfur0
18Central Darfur0
Source: Central Bank of Sudan (population and prices from the Central Bureau of Statistics) · saved copy

Households with electricity (2014)

Central Darfur ranks 16 of 18, highest first.

RankRegionHouseholds with electricity
12South Kordofan19.6%
13North Kordofan17.7%
14West Darfur15.5%
15West Kordofan12.0%
16Central Darfur11.4%
17East Darfur11.0%
18North Darfur8.7%
Source: Central Bureau of Statistics, Sudan (with UNICEF Sudan) · saved copy

Household population using improved drinking water (2014)

Central Darfur ranks 13 of 18, highest first.

RankRegionHousehold population using improved drinking water
10South Kordofan60.1%
11Kassala57.2%
12North Darfur50.6%
13Central Darfur50.5%
14South Darfur46.6%
15East Darfur45.1%
16Red Sea33.2%
Source: Central Bureau of Statistics, Sudan (with UNICEF Sudan) · saved copy

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