So what does Nafir tell us about how Sudanese communities have responded to the crisis? And what is it that the international humanitarian system often fails to recognize about those local efforts?

Thank you.

Actually, what happened in Sudan is completely the opposite.

And I was really intrigued by your questions.

Because what happened in Sudan is political settlements was sought to and enforced over the first more than two years.

to address a humanitarian crisis that was actually caused by corruption, by external backers, by extractions of resources.

And the political settlement attempts, it went as far as trying to normalize the violence and atrocities that the Sudanese people had endured.

What should this look like in practice?