Envelop 1: Improving the quality and access in provision of life-saving integrated Health, Protection, Education and Nutrition services for vulnerable children and targeted communities in Pibor county, Jonglei State. The project will be implemented for 12 months covering all the Payams in Pibor county. The project is integrated with interventions under health, protection, education, and nutrition to vulnerable communities particularly women, adolescent girls, and children. Plan International will lead a consortium of one National NGO (i.e. UNH) to implement the project.  The overall aim of the project is to ‘Improving access to quality integrated health, protection, education, and nutrition services to IDPs and host communities of the most vulnerable populations of Pibor County.  The project will target 57,813 beneficiaries (Men: 10,006, Women: 14,150, Boys: 17,063 and Girls 16,594) directly. The project will ensure inclusion by targeting 2,411 persons with disabilities. The project intervention was informed by the findings of the needs assessments conducted with the targeted beneficiaries and the 2021 HRP strategic priorities. Highlights interventions per sector are provided below: 
Health: Through a partnership with UNH, UNH will provide emergency and basic lifesaving health services through 1 emergency PHCU in Gumuruk and 1 emergency PHCU in Lekuangole targeting 37,500 most vulnerable population who are severely food insecure (IPC 4 and 5). The PHCUs will be staffed with the capacity to provide BEmONC services and conduct mobile outreaches targeting the most vulnerable in hard-to-reach areas. The response will reduce excess morbidity and mortality due to epidemic-prone diseases including COVID-19 and enhancing access and uninterrupted provision of integrated quality essential health care services including services for SGBV survivors, people with disabilities, mental health disorders, and strengthening monitoring of health insecurities. About 1,875 people with disabilities will be reached with basic health services. UNH will provide curative OPD consultations to detect and provide treatment for common illnesses and will provide Basic Obstetric and Neonatal Care (BeMONC), EPI and strengthening Surveillance, Early Warning and Response for Disease Outbreak detection and management, Sample collection and testing for diseases that are of epidemic potential and ensuring timely and complete IDSR/EWARs reporting, will integrate nutrition through screening of children U5 and PLW for signs of acute malnutrition and management of SAM children with medical complications.
Education: The education activities will support vulnerable communities to access quality education services including safe learning spaces, learning materials, and teaching materials. The project will support teachers through quality capacity building. The intervention will target PTAs and Education authorities with capacity building. The interventions will aim to reach 4750 learners, 153 PTAs, 30 ECD teachers, 10 School Supervisors, and 60 P/S teachers. 
Nutrition: The nutrition interventions will aim to reduce mortality and morbidity among vulnerable communities by enhancing the coverage and quality of the existing CMAM program (TSFP) and MIYCN program through building the capacity for nutrition sites, enhance beneficiaries’ awareness on the identification of acute malnutrition, appropriate maternal infant and young children feeding practice and WASH and recruitment of additional nutrition personnel. A total of 5,003 (Boys: 2,825, Girls: 1,925 and Women:2.458) beneficiaries will be reached directly through TSFP intervention.