ENVELOPE 2  1: Provision of child protection services in Juba IDP/POC 1  3 in Juba County and Food Security and Livelihoods activities in Ayod county, to conflict-affected population. The project seeks to support the people in Juba IDP settlement sites, by addressing the child protection needs for girls and boys impacted by displacements in Juba and further support flood-displaced households in Ayod County ( Pajiek, Wau, and Kuach Deng Payams) with food security, livelihoods assistance. Under the protection, this project will be implemented in two IDPs Camp, mainly Camp 1 and 3 in Juba County. It seeks to respond to child protection risks and concerns identified in IDP site, through improving the protection services and reduce the suffering of girls, boys, women, men, who experienced violence, abuse, exploitation, and neglect, and ensuring that all efforts geared towards reducing vulnerability and risks for Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV), scale-up life-saving protection services for both, female and male GBV survivors and community members at high risk of GBV, provide Capacity building within the community to support the provision of quality and comprehensives case management services through community-based approaches, and Provision of Mental Health and Psychosocial Support Services in schools and communities including through School clubs, child rights clubs, static and mobile teams, as well as other integrated responses, - MHPSS services through static and mobile teams, child and adolescent-friendly spaces, parenting skill sessions with caregivers, life skills sessions, Peer-to-peer support activities with children and adolescents.

The protection interventions will cover awareness and outreach campaigns, case management for UASC and GBV cases, establish Child-Friendly feedback, reporting /complaint mechanisms to enhance accountability to children and their caregivers, training and strengthening various protection structures in Child protection among others. Thus the project will address the identified gaps through the establishment of child-friendly spaces and operation of open child spaces in schools and communities aimed at improving the PSS wellbeing of children case management, in particular, supporting family tracing and reunification for unaccompanied children, child protection awareness-raising and dialogue targeting behavioral, attitudinal and practice change in favor of children and their rights child protection, capacity building of front-line actors and community-based structures to improve the knowledge and skills to protect children and advocacy and lobbying to influence duty bearers and to unlock barriers protection of children. 
CAO will implement the FSL in Ayod mainly targeting Vulnerable women, girls, and GBV survivors. This intervention targets 38,287 beneficiaries (30,288 FSL-7572 Men and 9086, Boys 6,058, Girls, 7572 and 8,000 Protection-800 Men,1,050 Women, 3,100 Boys, and 3,050 girls) to achieve its purpose. Through CAO’s multisectoral approach, mothers and caretakers of children at risk of protection will be identified, registered, trained on best agronomical practices and kitchen gardens establishment, and supported with livelihood inputs (Seeds and fishing kits) so that they can practice agriculture to improve their food security status. Further identified children observed with malnutrition will be referred for health and nutrition services as a right.
The project will focus on the distribution of livelihood inputs of improved vegetable and crop seeds to improve food, dietary diversities, and income security among 5,048 IDPs households (30,287 beneficiaries). CAO will do this project through the following activities Provision of vegetable seeds and crop seeds, Distribution of fishing kits, Training of farmers in agronomy, kitchen gardening and reduction of post-harvest handling losses, and cooking demonstrations. The FSL project will also ensure the empowerment of women and girls through training them on the best agronomic practices, ensure that health workers and community nutrition volunteers are trained on vegetable growing and establish kitchen gardens