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UNJLC’s logistics coordination and common services benefit all humanitarian organizations operating in Sudan and, therefore, indirectly all populations receiving support from the humanitarian community. All logistics activities are demand-driven, based on the expressed requirements of the humanitarian community and are all provided free of-of-charge. In addition to fulfilling its mandate for logistics coordination in Sudan, UNJLC-Sudan worked with partners to establish the NFI Common Pipeline in 2004. Since its inception, UNJLC has acted as overall NFI Common Pipeline manager and in March 2009 assumed management of Pipeline warehousing operations. In addition, at the request of the UN Country Team, UNJLC has acted as Sector Lead for the Non-Food Item (NFI) and Emergency Shelter (ES) Sector in Sudan since 2007. Document ActionsKey Documents
Countries
News
Restricted and No Go AirstripsReported conditions of various airstrips in Sudan - as of 28 August 2010
South Sudan Access ConstraintsThe boundaries and names on these maps do not imply official endorsement by the UNJLC or by the United Nations.
North Sudan - NFI & ES Sector Monthly Update No 07Non-Food Items & Emergency Shelter Sector - July Update
Snapshot - Vehicle Registration and Obtaining UN License Plates in Southern SudanUNJLC Sudan Operation
Snapshot - Vehicle Registration and Obtaining I/NGO License Plates in Southern SudanUNJLC Sudan Operation
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document typeoperation eventsContactsSubcribe to the UNJLC Bulletin
Contact UNJLC Sudan:
Flying in South Sudan
Humanitarian Cargo and Pax: South Sudan Flying in Darfur & North Sudan Humanitarian Cargo: Darfurs and North Sudan
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The United Nations Joint Logistics Centre
(UNJLC) is an inter-agency common service designed to facilitate logistics
coordination for complex and large-scale emergencies under the custodianship of
the World Food Programme (WFP). UNJLC was officially activated in February 2004
by the IASC-WG for Sudan.
2000 - 2010
EUROPEAN COMMISSION Humanitarian Aid
The Logistic Cluster is supported by ECHO
