CONFLICT COST CALCULATOR

National reconstruction burden driven by destroyed housing, power systems, logistics, and industrial output.

Long-war economic collapse with severe urban destruction, lost productivity, and diaspora-driven capital flight.

Fighting across Khartoum, Darfur, and trade corridors is destroying state capacity and export earnings.

Conflict spillover, reconstruction needs, and lost agricultural output continue to suppress growth.

Port disruption, public-sector collapse, and chronic displacement keep the country in structural economic distress.

Civil war fragmentation is eroding manufacturing, foreign investment, and internal logistics reliability.

Near-total infrastructure loss and mass displacement create an extreme reconstruction burden relative to local GDP.

Persistent insecurity in the east suppresses mining output, trade, and civilian investment across provinces.

Jihadist violence and coups are degrading transport corridors, agriculture, and fiscal capacity across the belt.

Militant pressure and weak institutions keep reconstruction costs high while domestic revenue remains fragile.

Fragmented authority and damaged energy assets continue to block full recovery and productive investment.

Post-war isolation, sanctions pressure, and humanitarian dependency keep long-run economic losses elevated.