Increasing access to Public health care through 1PHCC, 2PHCUs and 2 mobile teams to IDPS and host community of Magwi county, Eastern Equatoria state. This project is expected to increase access to Primary Health Care services for 12,887 individuals in  Magwi  county of East Equatoria state through 1 PHCC (Nimule CDoT) , 2 PHCUs (Olikwi and Anzara)  and 2 Mobile teams (Kerepi and Owinykibul). The proposed project will prevent and respond to potential epidemic prone disease outbreaks such as Cholera/Acute Watery Diseases, Measles, Malaria, Meningitis and Hepatitis E which are mapped as common causes of morbidity in the current strategy. The deteriorating humanitarian situation in this county characterized by population displacements, Cholera/AWD outbreaks, poor WASH conditions, Malnutrition, Low immunization coverage, limited access to health services for displaced populations and insecurity are key drivers to vulnerability. 
This project focus is in line with two of the SA2 cluster objectives
1) To increase Access to Primary Health care Services in priority  locations through PHCC,  PHCUs and  mobile teams.
2) To respond to potential disease outbreaks targeting 5 epidemic prone diseases prioritized-Cholera/ AWD, Measles/Malaria/ Meningitis amp Hepatitis E through, Enhanced Surveillance, Outbreak investigation, Capacity Building for Infection Prevention Control (WASH), Disease surveillance, Risk Communication, Case management, prevention and control measures and Emergency vaccination and cold chain maintenance.
The proposed activities for this response include,

	Outpatient consultation for common diseases 
	Management of SAM with medical complications
	Skilled deliveries at the PHCC and in the community 
	Daily Health education/promotion at the Health facility and at the community
	Community dialogue/consultative meetings 
	Training of 20 health staff on infection prevention and control
	Training of 20 health workers on disease surveillance and outbreak response
	Timely reporting of rumors or unusual symptoms through the EWARS 
	Testing of suspected cholera cases with cholera RDT
	Emergency measles vaccinations for children 6 months to 15 years
	Malaria case management at the health facility and during outreach visits

The project beneficiaries include 12,887  direct beneficiaries, 57% (7,346) IDPS and 28% (3,608) people in the host community. 4% (515) PLW and 11% (1418) Children lt5 years. By sex, the beneficiaries include 34% (4,381) Men, 40% (5,155) Women, 10% (1,289) Boys and 16% (2,062) Girls
This project  in line with the cluster strategy is expected  to increase access to public health care through 1 PHCC (Nimule CDoT) , 2 PHCUs (Olikwi and Anzara)  and 2 Mobile teams (Kerepi and Owinykibul) in Magwi County. TRI-SS will use the existing MoH reporting tools such as IDSR, EWARS, and Quantified Supervisory check list and the EPI tally sheets and the Health Cluster 5Ws for data collection and reporting. Additionally, the project will use the basic package for health and nutrition services of the Ministry of health (BPHNS) supplemented by cholera case management guidelines, Minimal initial service package (MISP), CMAM to ensure the implementation is in line with national guidelines and standards. 
To ensure accountability to affected population, inceptions meeting will be conducted in the targeted location, quarterly consultative and community dialogue meeting will be conducted to introduce the project to the community, identify emerging needs and to provide feedback to the affected population.
As a mechanism to ensure that the project will do no harm to the affected population, project staff will be oriented on the basic principles of ‘do no harm’ including ethical conduct, calmness, collaboration and trust.
Coordination mechanisms will be strengthened with existing partners through the health cluster, county health department and State Ministry of health.