Actors / Government · Sudan
Rapid Support Forces (RSF)
Appears in 5 cases in this database. Roles as given in the documented record.
| Case | Role | Country | Period | Instrument |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sudan gold: mercury and cyanide in mining, and the wartime gold trade | Party to the war; designated gold-linked companies are described by the US Treasury as RSF-affiliated | Sudan | 2008–2026 | Mining |
| Al-Jaili refinery fires and wartime damage in Khartoum, 2023–2025 | Party to the war; controlled the site from April 2023 per Radio Dabanga; attributes the destruction to SAF aircraft | Sudan | 2023–2025 | War and military activity |
| Gezira irrigation scheme: wartime losses in Al Gezira State | Party to the war; described by the EUAA, as cited by Al Jazeera, as diverting canals and flooding fields | Sudan | 2023–2026 | War and military activity |
| Sudan gum arabic belt: wartime production losses and EU and GCF funding | Named by the Panel as responsible for looting with allied militias | Sudan | 2013–2028 | War and military activity |
| Merowe Dam: financing, displacement and environmental assessments | Named by CEOBS as attacking a transformer station at the dam in January 2025 | Sudan | 2002–2025 | Wind, hydro and other renewables |
Appears alongside
Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) ×4Conflict and Environment Observatory (CEOBS) ×4UN Panel of Experts on the Sudan ×2Government of Sudan ×2Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) ×2US Department of the TreasuryAl Junaid Multi Activities Co LtdSMRC (Sudan)SudaminGovernment of the United Arab EmiratesSudan Transparency and Policy Tracker (STPT)Chatham HouseSwissaidChina National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC)European UnionFrench Development AgencyForests National Corporation (FNC)Green Climate FundChina EximbankArab Fund for Economic and Social DevelopmentDams Implementation Unit (DIU)Lahmeyer InternationalSinohydroPublic prosecutor, Frankfurt am MainECCHR