Provision of Integrated Child protection and GBV services targeting Conflict Affected people living in Tambura and Ezo counties of Western Equatoria State. Within a timeframe of 6 months and at a budget of $470,000, CIDO intends to provide time-sensitive, life-saving and quality Child protection and GBV services targeting Male and Female host community and IDPS including their children affected by conflict in EZO and Tambura County .CIDO will prioritize static frontline service provision in line with CERF life saving criteria and Inter Agency Standing Committee (IASC) guidelines for GBV and Child Protection focusing in IDP sites in Tambura and Ezo county .The total targeted beneficiaries are 15,600 (6000 women, 2000 men, 5100 girls, 2500 boys).. The beneficiary targeting and  verification is based on standard Cluster criteria and in line with IASC gender equality and inclusion of persons with disability guidance .The project will adhere to Centrality of Protection , Accountability to Affected Population and Prevention of sexual exploitation and abuse guidelines .The targeted categories and proposed actions is summarized below:
1.Provision of basic GBV minimum package targeting men ,women boys and girls and comprehensive case management for child survivors as per the IASC guidelines on case management .
2.While using Women and Girl Friendly Space (WGFS) programming as an entry point , CIDO will address the various needs of women and girls through comprehensive case management and provision of information on the available services tailored for women and girls. These include medical support, Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) services, Livelihood support, Individual/group psychosocial services, life skills and practical support for livelihood options delivered by 3 trainers . WGFs activities will operate in line with the South Sudan guidelines for establishing and running WGFS.CIDO is keen to uphold centrality of protection (CoP) principles to ensure inclusivity of women living with disability , elderly, female headed HH and those living with HIV/Aids in this project. 
3.  Provision of Mental health and psychosocial support  (MHPSS) including establishment of CFS-Child Friendly Space (CFS) programming– CIDO will address the various needs of boys and girls of different age categories including adolescent boys and girls through MHPSS services offered at the CFS. This will include Provision of structured and unstructured PSS activities in the CFS through the use of recreational items (local games and kits),caregivers support sessions and  life skills  with a focus on improving  wellbeing. The CFS will be managed by CFS animators and guided by UNICEF standard guidelines. for operating CFS.
4.Case Management for other vulnerable children including child survivors of GBV, CAAFAG) children and adolescents with critical protection concerns such as child survivors of GBV, and CAAFAG children will be identified and referred to appropriate services.
5.Provision of FTR services and alternative care for UASC  using the Standard FTR forms.
6.Community based child Protection and awareness raising to increase capacities of communities and families to protect boys, girls, women and men from abuse, neglect, violence and exploitation. 
7. Capacity building of CIDO CP workers and other  frontline service providers on Child Protection in Emergencies, GBV guiding principles and psychosocial support services,
8. Service mapping and establishment of referral pathways for GBV and Child Protection
10 Establishment of complaint and feedback mechanisms