Envelope 1: Provision of integrated multi-sector support to people affected by food insecurity in Tonj North, South and East, Warrap State Protracted crises exposed the people of Greater Tonj to recurrent inter-communal violence, displacement-induced food insecurity and loss of livelihood assets eroding peoples coping capacity, ability to recover and withstand future shocks. Humanitarian assistance is urgently required to alleviate extreme suffering, save lives and reduce morbidity. 
The proposed activities are designed to achieve the strategic objectives of the HRP 2021: 1) reduce morbidity and mortality, protection threats and incidents for the most vulnerable populations in severity levels 4 and 5. 2) ensure safe, equitable and dignified access to critical cross sectoral basic services to enable populations meet their basic needs in locations of severity level 4 and 5 3) Enable vulnerable people to recover from crisis, seek solutions to displacement in respect of their rights, and build resilience to shocks and stresses.
The proposed project will target 42,897 of the most vulnerable IDPs (50%) and host households (50%). 42,897 households, (19,461 HHs in Tonj North 8,833 HHs in Tonj South and 14,693 in Tonj East) in IPC 4 and 5 individuals identified by the FSL cluster, across 21 payams will receive integrated multi-sector support in FSL. Protection activities will reach 8,125 beneficiaries in Tonj North and Tonj East including 6,000 receiving Psycho-social support accessing WGFSs and 4,000 receiving dignity kits.
The project will be implemented by CAFOD and Trocaire in Partnership (CTP) with it’s local partner TOCH. CTP run a joint programme in South Sudan with CAFOD as lead agency, benefitting from both CAFOD and Trocaire’s technical expertise, experience and savings on operational costs. By working with TOCH since 2017 in Warrap state and through their offices in Tonj North and South since 2020, CTP programming on Protection, FSL and peacebuilding benefits from local contextual understanding and conflict sensitivity, improved access and acceptance and TOCH’s technical expertise and local coordination as co-lead of GBV and CP sub-cluster and WASH cluster in Warrap state as well as participation in FSL county clusters. CTP provides close technical support, oversight and capacity building to TOCH through this project.
The project integrates complementary livelihoods assistance, survivor centered GBV prevention, response and mitigation services for the most vulnerable populations affect by shocks including floods and conflict. Livelihood assistance will be implemented in the main planting and dry season to support continued food production and meet participants dietary needs. 
The provision of agricultural inputs, fishing kits and training is expected to contribute to improved Household Dietary Diversity Score (HDDS) and Food Consumption Score (FCS) of the target 8682 HHs. 
The GBV intervention also aligned to Protection and GBV subcluster objectives, providing age-appropriate lifesaving GBV case management services and PSS to most vulnerable women, girls, and boys in hard-to-reach priority areas. 
The interventions will integrate safe programming principles of Do No Harm and Conflict Sensitivity, IPC measure of COVID-19, and ensure Accountability to Affected Populations (AAP), CAFOD and its Partner will use the community-based complaints and feedback mechanism to provide a platform for beneficiaries to voice any issues or concerns. 
Both organizations currently are implementing complimentary projects totaling USD 404,633.60 in Tonj North and South from funding source obtained from Irish Aid, CAFOD appeal and CAFOD General Fund.