Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) services to ensure access to protection and emergency, life-saving humanitarian assistance in Reception and Transit Centers in Renk. ltpgtWith an upsurge in fighting in Sudan and resulting forced displacement, UNHCR forecasts that a further 80,000 refugees around 500,000 South Sudanese nationals may arrive from Sudan in 2024. New arrivals will continue to need access to immediate, life-saving services in the reception and transit centers in Renk. UNHCR will continue to provide overall coordination and essential CCCM services to support the needs of new arrivals.ltbrgtSince the start of the Sudan crisis, UNHCR has been the lead CCCM agency for the Sudan response. In Renk, UNHCR provides overall coordination between the partners active in the reception and transit centers, ensuring a streamlined response and standard operating procedures are in place, involving all operational partners, for an efficient and coherent provision of services, with the overarching aim of facilitating access to protection and life-saving assistance for people fleeing Sudan. ACTED is the implementing partner of UNHCR for the implementation of day-to-day site management activities. Due to the urgency of the reserve allocation during the peak of the influx of arrivals from Sudan, the project aims to ensure a strengthening of the already established response, to cope with the increasing numbers of new arrivals. Therefore, it is suggested the already existing arrangements for implementing CCCM in Renk will be maintained. This project will directly target 20,000 refugees and 80,000 returnees, 51 % Female, 49 % Male and 53 % Children.ltbrgtMinimum CCCM interventions in the reception and transit sites in Renk include activities corresponding to the HPC 2024 Strategic Objective 1, facilitating safe access to life-saving services and protection, specifically: coordination, site management, headcounts, movement flow, crowd control, shelter allocation, service mapping, service monitoring, safety and accessibility audits, Communication with Communities including information desks and awareness campaigns, referrals, Complaints and Feedback Mechanisms, burial assistance, management and upkeep of communal site infrastructure to ensure a safe environment.ltbrgtExisting coordination mechanisms will be reinforced through regular and ah-hoc coordination meetings engaging service providers, community representatives, and local authorities as necessary, establishing effective coordination and communication across all sectors and reception and transit locations. This includes sector working groups, daily site management and all-partner coordination meetings, with the primary objective of facilitating comprehensive coordination of services and serving as a platform for troubleshooting and addressing challenges that arise in the rapidly evolving emergency operational environment.nbsplt/pgtltpgtThroughout the implementation phase, UNHCR will carry out the overall coordination between operational partners, including leading the development of joint standard operating procedures for population movement and shelter allocation, joint population flow and crowd control plans to ensure new arrivals spend minimum time waiting at the different registration, assistance or information points. UNHCR will also conduct both Safety and Accessibility audits monthly at each site. Accessibility audits are conducted in a participatory manner to assess whether the site and existing facilities are sufficiently accessible for persons with disabilities and ensure efforts are made to improve overall accessibility.nbspUNHCR willnbspensure that any potential or foreseen risks are immediately addressed through repairs, upgrades and general upkeep works at the sites. This includes containing any potentially hazardous areas (draining stagnant waters, site clearance, etc.) ornbspundertaking any necessary flood mitigation work.lt/pgtltpgtMeanwhile, sub-implementing partner ACTED will conduct headcounts, dignified death body management activities, establish referral pathways through CCCM referral desks/ information points, manage complaints and feedback desks and conduct service mapping. ltbrgtlt/pgt