Saving Lives and Building Resilient Communities in Longechuk, County, Upper Nile State. The proposed six months project will be implemented in Upper Nile state targeting 3500 HHs (21,000 Beneficiaries) of Longechuk county which is in crisis due to insecurity, yearly flooding, drought and where the farming practices among the predominantly peasantry community are very poor culminating in to problems of food insecurity, poverty and environmental degradation.
UNKEA intends to support the affected communities of Longechuk County (IDPs, Hosts, Disabled, HIV/AIDS Patients, gender based violence (GBV) survivals, women headed households) with  agriculture inputs (seeds and fishing kits and implementing technical guidance training to vulnerable communities including Beneficiary selection, registration and Verification.
UNKEA through the donor support will distribute livelihood inputs to 3500 beneficiaries including boys and girls of 15 to 18 years who will be provided with agriculture inputs (seeds amp Tools) support in the project area. 
UNKEA will carry out the following activities mobilization and sensitization of community through dialogue in the project area to create awareness of what project activities to be implemented, time frame and importance of the project to the community, identification and registration of beneficiaries, securing the agricultural inputs from the pipe line (FAO) and delivery to the distribution points, distribution of agriculture inputs to ensure access to agriculture inputs by the most vulnerable groups as a start up package for increased crop production, Technical guidance/training on use of recession irrigation in vegetable production during dry season, technical guidance on agronomic practices including sustainable agricultural land use practices, environmental awareness, HIV/AIDS advocacy and mainstreaming including gender based violence (GBV), activities.
The community where this project will be implemented will be identified through consulting the local authorities and other stake holders on ground on the most vulnerable groups (IDPS, Women headed Household, child headed household, disabled, gender based violence (GBV) survivals and chronically sick) who will be prioritized in the selection.
The project will also address the precarious situation of shortage of sufficient agricultural inputs, limited appropriate farming knowledge and inadequate environmental awareness through advocating for agriculture inputs distribution and sustainable land use practices. 
At the end of the project, UNKEA would have achieved,1 Pre-Harvest and post-harvest monitoring conducted with household data on food security collected and reported, a strong networking, Monitoring and evaluation on appropriate use of agriculture inputs distributed will be observed including timely reporting.
 4 community mobilizations and sensitization conducted in all project locations
One distribution of crop seeds, two distributions of vegetable seeds and one distribution of fishing kits conducted.
 1500 women and 1000 men technically guided on recession irrigation who have adopted and are involved in vegetable production.
 2 Environmental awareness sessions held to 2000 women and 1000 men in all project locations.
1500 women and 1000 men technically guided on sustainable agronomic practices in crop production and have planted their seeds. 
UNKEA programs in Longechuk county has already impacted positively to the vulnerable community through the tools and assorted vegetable seeds provided for this dry season though issues of shortage was a fact to address to enable these vulnerable community especially those not reached in the previous intervention access assorted vegetable seeds and crop seeds which were not provided for prolong production.