Providing access to lifesaving shelter and non-food items to flood affected population in Mayom County of Unity State; Ayod, Bor South, Nyirol, and Uror Counties of Jonglei State; plus Nasir County of Upper Nile State through integrated frontline activities More than normal rainfall from June to November 2019 caused massive floods across South Sudan. About 900, 000 people were adversely affected by the floods, according to the Coordination Office for Humanitarian Affairs in the Government of South Sudan. Household items and personal property worth millions of South Sudanese Pounds were destroyed.  People’s livelihoods were decimated and the threat of water-borne diseases and malaria heightened in affected populations. On October 26th 2019, the President of the Republic declared a state of emergency in 27 States.   Following UNOCHA joint rapid assessments with other UN and Humanitarian agencies, including Government officials, the affected counties were close to 30 – all with a common need for humanitarian assistance. ADA proposes to use this SSHF second reserve allocation to provide access to lifesaving shelter and non-food items to flood affected population in Mayendit Countyof Unity State Ayod, Duk and Uror Counties of Jonglei State plus Nasir County of Upper Nile State through integrated frontline activities. 
ADA is responding to a call by S/NFI Cluster as an experienced partner with both static and a robust emergency mobile response teams. Based on the six UNOCHA priority area list, ADA will conduct need analyses/rapid assessment in all allocated flood affected areas through static and mobile teams. The primary purpose of the need’s assessments will be to estimate and verify the affected case load and urgent S/NFI needs. The S/NFI Cluster will coordinate with other Clusters for joint rapid assessments missions. Wherever possible, S/NFI Cluster partners will monitor activities through rapid monitoring.
Responses will, based on affected community needs and rapid assessment findings, will include but not limited to plastic sheet, mosquito nets, blankets and rubber ropes. Basic emergency S/NFIs will incorporate WASH, Health and FSL. For this reason, all ADA’s s/NFI responses will be integrated with other Clusters including WASH, FSL, Protection and Logistics. ADA will access S/NFI items through Pipeline for distribution of items. The S/NFI Cluster will review and approve Pipeline request for each of the six response areas 
ADA will respond to the needs of affected population through mobile and static teams, the latter based in field locations and the former based in Juba. ADA will conduct joint missions in each of the six target locations, cooperating and supplementing other partners e.g. Medair (Uror), WVSS (Nasir and Mayom), PAH (Ayod) and HDC (Duk).  IMPORTANT NOTE: This project initially targeted 9 counties with a caseload of 56,000 individuals. Due to funding already secured from other Cluster Funding sources, ADA omitted Duk, Twic East and Mayendit from this USD 200,000 funding. Details are in next section: 'Other Funding Secured for this Project'.  Although the 3 counties were left out, ADA has taken on ALL the caseload of 56,000, distributed over the remaining 6 counties: Ayod, Bor South, Nyirol, Mayom, Urorr and Lukpiy/Nasir to avoid overlapping of funding by same donor sources to same organization (ADA) in the 3 counties in the same year 2019. In summary: ADA through this project has deployed the use of the allocated USD 200,000 over the same caseload of 56,000 individuals in fewer locations, but similar dire, Cluster priority humanitarian needs and locations.