Radoum

Geographic Location Al Radom Locality is located in the far southern part of South Darfur State, Sudan, bordering South Sudan and the Central African Republic. It is one of the largest localities in terms of area and is characterized by remote rural conditions and limited accessibility, especially during rainy seasons. Geographic Coordinates Latitude: ≈ 9.50° N Longitude: ≈ 24.00° E Elevation: approximately 500–650 meters Population and Livelihoods The population mainly depends on: Limited rain-fed agriculture Livestock rearing and pastoralism Small cross-border trade Traditional livelihood activities Al Radom is considered a fragile area due to its proximity to unstable border regions and recurring displacement. IDP Camps There are no large or formal IDP camps in Al Radom Locality. Displaced populations reside within host communities and rural settlements. Number of major IDP camps: No established formal camps Collective Shelters Temporary shelters are used when needed, mainly in schools and public facilities, but they are limited and vary depending on the situation. Major Landmarks Al Radom town (administrative center) Border areas with South Sudan and the Central African Republic Extensive grazing lands Seasonal rivers and valleys Unpaved rural roads Traditional rural communities Humanitarian Importance Al Radom is one of the most vulnerable localities in South Darfur, facing severe challenges in food security, limited healthcare access, weak infrastructure, and restricted humanitarian access, in addition to displacement and cross-border population movement.