Shattaya

Shattaya Locality – South Darfur State Geographic Location Shattaya Locality is located in the northwestern part of South Darfur State, Sudan, close to Nyala. It is a rural locality characterized by agriculture and pastoralism and is connected to surrounding villages through seasonal and unpaved roads. The area is also affected by population movements linked to displacement. Geographic Coordinates Latitude: ≈ 12.35° N Longitude: ≈ 24.55° E Elevation: approximately 600 meters Population and Livelihoods The population mainly depends on: Rain-fed agriculture (millet, sorghum, groundnuts) Livestock rearing Local trade Seasonal labor and daily wage activities The locality has been affected by conflict in Darfur, resulting in internal displacement and pressure on basic services. IDP Camps There are no major established IDP camps in Shattaya Locality, but displaced populations live within host communities and villages. Number of major IDP camps: No established major camps Collective Shelters Temporary shelters are used during crises in schools and public facilities. Their number varies depending on the humanitarian situation. Major Landmarks Shattaya town (administrative center) Local markets Rain-fed agricultural lands Natural grazing areas Seasonal valleys Roads connecting Nyala and nearby localities Humanitarian Importance Shattaya Locality is affected by the humanitarian crisis in South Darfur, facing challenges related to food insecurity, limited healthcare services, water shortages, and weak infrastructure, in addition to internal displacement impacts.