1.9M
Area (km²)
51.7
Population (millions)
$1.2K
GDP per Capita (USD)
34.200
Gini coefficient
146.8Mt
Total Emissions (MtCO2e)
2.75
Emissions per Capita (tCO2e/person)
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Governance

Almost
Almost
Almost
Almost
▲ World
G1. Legal and regulatory framework
Starting
Starting
Starting
Starting
▲ World
G2. Government structure
Almost
Almost
Almost
Almost
▲ World
G3. Long-term strategy
Starting
Starting
Starting
Starting
▲ World
G4. Risk management
Starting
Starting
Starting
Starting
▲ World
G5. Horizontal and vertical coordination
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
▲ World
G6. Stakeholder engagement
Almost
Almost
Almost
Almost
▲ World
G7. Inclusiveness
Almost
Almost
Almost
Almost
▲ World
G8. Monitoring mechanisms
No
No
No
No
▲ World
G9. Transparency
Starting
Starting
Starting
Starting
▲ World
G10. Oversight and climate litigation
Almost
Almost
Almost
Almost
▲ World

Public policies

Starting
Starting
Starting
Starting
▲ World
P1. Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC)
Almost
Almost
Almost
Almost
▲ World
P2. Mitigation strategy
Starting
Starting
Starting
Starting
▲ World
P3. National adaptation plans and strategies
Almost
Almost
Almost
Almost
▲ World
P4. Mitigation sectors
Starting
Starting
Starting
Starting
▲ World
Agriculture - Live Stock
Starting
Starting
Starting
Starting
Energy - General
Starting
Starting
Starting
Starting
P5. Adaptation sectors
Starting
Starting
Starting
Starting
▲ World
Agriculture and food security - General
Starting
Starting
Starting
Starting
Water management - Gneneral
Starting
Starting
Starting
Starting

Finance

No
No
No
No
▲ World
F1. Domestic climate finance
No
No
No
No
▲ World
F2. International climate finance - provider countries
Not applicable
F3. International climate finance - recipient countries
Starting
Starting
Starting
Starting
▲ World
F4. Private climate finance mechanisms
No
No
No
No
▲ World
Responsibility for assessment: National Audit Chamber (Sudan) - Concluded on 2025-03-14

Disclaimer: Components F2 and F3 were assessed based on the mechanisms established by the Paris Agreement, rather than on the amount of resources actually transferred