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Provision And Management of WASH Core Pipeline Supplies for Timely Emergency Preparedness and Response. The project will support UNICEF in its capacity as the WASH Cluster Lead to procure, transport, preposition, distribute and manage critical emergency WASH core pipeline supplies to meet the immediate needs of 90,000 IDPs, vulnerable populations and host communities affected by different emergencies like cholera and malnutrition. The WASH core pipeline supply will comprise of water treatment material (aluminum sulphate, calcium hypochlorite, Chlorine tablets, water flocculants and disinfectant sachets, filter cloth, collapsible water container, bucket), hand pump spare parts, riser pipe amp cylinder amp special and standard toolkits for India MKII supplies for sanitation will include Latrine digging tools, slabs and tarpaulin and supplies for Hygiene will include soap and Hygiene kits. Hygiene kits contain menstrual hygiene material for adolescent girls and women of child bearing age. For the successful implementation of the project, UNICEF will work closely with implementing partners (INGOs, NGOs, CBOs, FBOs etc.) at various levels to streamline access and utilization of the core pipeline supplies. The dry season window will provide a window of opportunity to preposition WASH supplies to critical areas that are difficult to reach during the wet season. UNICEF will ensure no break in supplies through timely replenishment of stocks to strengthen the preparedness situation. End user monitoring of the supplies and stock reports will be used to inform on the needs of the vulnerable population.
Timely and adequate provision of water, sanitation and hygiene services to people affected by famine and malnutrition in Central Unity This is an emergency intervention that will be accomplished within duration of 5 months, beginning 1st of May to 30th September 2017. This project will target 9,000 vulnerable IDPs and host communities in Koch County (Koch town, Ganyi, Jaak , Rieir, Mirmir and Bauw payams) Unity State.

The overall goal of this intervention is to protect human life and health through reduction of chronic vulnerability to water related diseases by providing adequate safe water, sanitation and hygiene promotion services to the people affected by conflict, famine and malnutrition in Koch County.
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The prioritized specific objectives to achieve the overall goal of this project include: 
Provision of safe adequate water supply of sufficient quantity for drinking, cooking, domestic hygiene and personal hygiene 15lts/p/day to the affected populations.
Promotion of household water treatment to populations at-risk of malnutrition crisis or disease outbreak due to consumption of poor water quality.
Promotion of hygiene and sanitation education to communities at-risk of malnutrition crisis or disease outbreak due to poor hygiene and sanitation practices.
Promotion of environmental sanitation through safe excreta disposal to reduce risks of preventable water borne illnesses. 

The key interventions to be addressed in Koch County include: – 
Water Supply: 
Rehabilitation or repair of 10 dysfunctional boreholes that will be distributed according to the accessed number in each targeted locations.
Training of 10 water source sanitation committees, comprising of 7 members in each water source rehabilitated (4female:3male) as water collection is considered as responsibility for women.
Training/refresher training for 20 community based pump mechanics in the targeted project location, this is meant to ensure continuous operation and maintenance of hand pumps when the project phases out. 
Conduct water quality testing in twenty (20) water points suspected to pollution in the counties of Koch.
 
Sanitation: 
Conduct awareness raising on safe sanitation practices by encouraging the community to practice safe excreta disposal through use of latrines or CAT sanitation.
Community mobilization for clean up campaigns to ensure proper and sustainable solid waste disposal for clean and healthy environment. 

Hygiene: 
Training of 18 community hygiene promoters to disseminate key hygiene messages reaching 9000 people .
Hygiene Promotion awareness on safe water chain and excreta management, personal hygiene, food hygiene, disease transmission routes and prevention through issue based courtyard session, house to house visits, etc with active participation of community. 
Distribution of soap to promote hand washing at household level, schools and health units. 
Train and distribute water purification products (PUR/Aqua tabs) to 1000 HHs accessing unsafe water from swamps, ponds, streams and rivers for drinking.
Provision of buckets for water collection and storage to 1,500HHs vulnerable households in Koch County.
Provision of Emergency Primary Healthcare Services to Internally Displaced Persons and Vulnerable Host Communities in Ayod County  – Jonglei State. Ayod County has experienced excesses of poor health care provision as a result of conflict, fresh displacements, food insecurity, malnutrition, poor WASH standards as well as inadequate coverage by partners. The major health providers in these areas have scaled down operations due to intermittent funding thereby creating gaps in coverage responses are mainly through mobile health partners.   The project seeks to provide static emergency primary health care services in  Ayod County, by ensuring availability,  functionality and scale up to deal with the major causes of mortality among U5C (malaria, diarrhea, pneumonia) and as well carry out clinical management of cholera cases in areas with functional CTUs. The project will ensure provision of curative solutions to severe acute malnutrition and provision of basic emergency obstetric and neonatal care including the clinical management of SGBV.  In each of these locations, CMD will work towards strengthening surveillance and quality to detect, prevent and respond to outbreaks amongst IDP populations and vulnerable host communities.  In order to provide a holistic package, ongoing WASH, Nutrition and Education projects in these locations will form an integral part of the response thereby mitigating occurrence of integrated emergency health related needs.  In parts of Ayod CMD will work with the cluster leads and partners (MEDAIR, RMF and IMA) to ensure availability of minimum essential stock of SAM treatments for medical complicated cases as a result of the food insecurity. Health Input handling in these locations will be further enhanced through cold chain management, in collaboration with the County Health Department (CHD). CMD will work with the community in management of health care provision through static presence in Ayod.
Providing quality psychosocial support and timely access to services for Gender Based Violence survivors in conflict affected Communities in Leer County  of Unity state. Gender Based Violence  project is targeting 4,020 vulnerable, IDPs and host communities to provide quality psychosocial support and timely access to services for Gender Based Violence survivors in conflict affected Communities in Leer County Unity State to reduce suffering of women, girls, men and boys. Nile Hope shall intervene through Provision of mobile psychosocial support to GBV survivors using appropriate case management tools, make appropriate referrals Engage GBV survivors and other vulnerable women and girls in weekly group psychosocial activities (bead work and knitting of bed sheets) at the women friendly spaces and involve them in various discussions to identify protection risks and mitigation measures which are income generating, referrals and Strengthen the capacity of frontline service providers (case managers, Health service Providers, police ,legal structures and community leaders) sensitize the community on the existing referral pathway putting into consideration the survivor centered  principle, Psychosocial First Aid. There is need for Nile Hope protection staff to continue creating awareness on GBV concerns, consequences, and availability of services for GBV survivors.
Emergency Reproductive Health Care provision and Disease Surveillance for conflict affected and displaced populations in Akobo. Over 20 years of operations in South Sudan, International Medical Corps has accrued wide range of knowledge and understanding of the local context. Operations in all of South Sudan’s former 10 states over that 20 year period have allowed the organization to generate key operational environment awareness. In addition to vital health service delivery, International Medical Corps plays a vital role in building the local capacity of health care workers. 
International Medical Corps is proposing an extension to its current OFDA programming in Akobo to allow a continuous response to the major health needs of internally displaced persons (IDPs) and host communities affected by conflict, with focus on reproductive health, diseases surveillance and response and prepositioning of essential program supplies. Increased insecurity and population movements throughout 2016 and recent fighting between government and opposition in the west of Akobo County have consolidated and increased IDPs presence in Akobo. The health needs of these vulnerable populations, especially women and children, remain significantly high and are rising as violence continues to collapses health systems. 
Akobo Hospital: IMC will continue to provide comprehensive reproductive health services targeting women of childbearing age and adolescent girls, and strengthen both the IDSR and EWARNS for endemic and epidemic-prone diseases to detect the occurrence of disease outbreaks and allow timely response, targeting a population of 74,435 (17142 men, 17842 women, 19331 boys, 20120 girls).

Beside the health program, IMC currently operates GBV prevention and response program, funded by DFID, which will complement the proposed intervention specifically addressing CMR. 

Following the IASC Gender in Emergencies guideline, IMC streamlines gender principles in all services. Gender equality and equity issues are being addressed in ongoing project activities in Akobo Hospital.
Protection and Rebuilding of Livelihoods of Vulnerable households in former Yei and Torit Counties. The project is intended to enable vulnerable households to produce their own food to prevent further deterioration of food insecurity, malnutrition and associated social crisis and child protection risks by supporting households and communities to protect and build their livelihoods. The activities of this project will include the immediate distribution of vegetable and crop  seeds and tools in Torit and Yei counties located in Eastern Equatoria and Central Equatoria where Plan International has field offices and is currently implementing food assistance as well as recovery assistance, child protection, education (primary and early childhood development. The project is designed to complement and strengthen current interventions – including the current WFP funded General Food Distribution in Torit and Plan’s own livelihoods intervention in Yei.

The project will target a total of 22,200 individual (52 % female, 48% male). This will support the establishment and maintenance of crop and vegetable gardens for 3,700 HHs in Torit and Yei.
The project will target vulnerable farmers from host communities, especially children, women/youth- headed households and people living with HIV/AIDS, as well as people with special needs ( i.e. elderly, people with disabilities) will be given priority for targeted livelihood assistance c) children of those vulnerable communities will benefit from the livelihood intervention and all people living in targeted areas including IDPs  will benefit from the awareness campaign activities on environmental protection in Yei and Torit Counties.
UNHAS: Provision of Humanitarian Air Service in the Republic of South Sudan UNHAS provides safe, reliable, cost-efficient and effective common air services to the humanitarian community, responding to the need for access to South Sudan’s most remote and challenging locations where no safe surface transport or viable commercial aviation options are available. UNHAS provides a regular passenger and light humanitarian cargo service along with ad hoc flight requests for medical evacuations, security relocations, charters, and inter-agency missions.
Emergency WASH support to IDPs, returnees and vulnerable host communities in Magwi, Eastern Equatoria State The Emergency WASH response project is planned for a period of 6 months targeting vulnerable communities of IDPs, host communities and returnees in locations of Magwi County with chronic emergency WASH needs. The planned WASH activities will as well support nutrition and health interventions by creating synergies with other health, nutrition and food security cluster partners such so as to prevent WASH related disease aimed at reducing morbidity and mortality through provision of clean, safe and adequate water, dignified sanitation services as well as hygiene promotion messaging among the affected population in Magwi County. 
The project activities and targets will include 20 hand pump rehabilitation/repair benefiting (700 men, 1000 women, 1000 boys and 2500 girls)  refresher training of 30 hygiene promoters (20 female and 10 male) and 6 hygiene campaigns benefiting 1720 men, 3000 women, 3000 boys and 2480 through participatory hygiene promotion, training of  water management committee members  benefiting 20 female and 80 male, distribution WASH NFI benefiting 500 men, 1000 women, 1000 boys, and 2000 girls and distribute menstruation hygiene benefiting 1000 girls and women.   
The project intends to benefit 21000 people majority of who are women and children including malnourished children, pregnant and lactating mothers. This project comes at a time when Magwi county has not only experiencing  high displacements due to the conflict  but as well as raising GAM rates due to poor harvest. The situation has impacted greatly on the already limited basic services in the location. Therefore this project will address the needs of the most vulnerable women, men, boys and girls affected by the conflict and malnutrition.
Scale up the provision of critical child protection service in emergency to 8500 conflict affected children boys and girls, men and women in Southern Unity by 30th September 2017 During displacement, families separate, children boys and girls are greatly affected psychologically as they flee for safety, their daily routine are greatly disrupted, environment changed and missing out on their friends causing distress positively.  Many children are separated from their families as they flee exposing them to many child protection issues such as child abuse, violence, neglect, child labour, and violence due their low ability to protect themselves. 
This project aim at providing life saving child protection services to conflict affected children boys and girls in Leer, Mayendit and Nyal.  UNIDO child protection staff will work closely with the community networks and identify and document separated, unaccompanied and missing.  The identified children will receive a full FTR package, where most vulnerable unaccompanied minors, child protection team together with community based child protection team will identify suitable foster care families, while coordinating with other actors to initiate adult tracing to facilitator the reunification. The UASC will be monitored (temporary Care Management), and their concerns addressed basing on case to case needs. 
With the current declaration of famine in Southern Unity, and the displacement of communities on Island is a major concern that cause trauma to whole community.  In this condition children are not left out, they too are distressed and need immediate attention.  UNIDO child protection team will provide psychosocial support to conflict distressed children through structured gender disaggregated games and activities at child friendly spaces both in static and mobile team.
Life saving messages to prevent separation, mine risks, will be integrated in child protection activities  to minimize cases of mine injuries and UASC through community gathering, churches and organized awareness campaign.  This mine education is quite useful in UNIDO area of intervention due to prolonged fighting.
This project aim at scaling up the delivery of child protection services in through establishing child help desk in distribution sites, providing  mobile psychosocial support team to reach out to children at the distribution sites.  The team will identify children with specific needs and referring vulnerable children including cases of children in need of family tracing and reunification.
The project intend to reach 8500 direct beneficiaries, beneficiaries men, women, boy and girls in Mayendit, Leer and Panyijiar Counties (In Panyijiar, the intervention will be in greater Nyal and 3 Payams ot Pariel, Tai and Ganyiel in greater Ganyiel).
Distribution of life-saving WASH items in Lainya county (CES). This project will respond to the specific needs of the most vulnerable 625 households recently displaced in Lainya county, Central Equatoria State, reaching out to them with basic response. 625 WASH kits each containing 120 aqua tabs/PUR, 3 bars of soap, 1 filter cloth and 2 buckets, will be distributed to the most vulnerable 625 households reaching 3,125 individuals, along with Hygiene promotion messages as well training the community on the usage of house hold water treatment. The LCED Emergency Response Team will identify and access deep field locations where the population affected by conflict fled, and conduct needs assessment, verification, registration and distribution of WASH items, particularly focusing on gender and age-related needs. The team will also identify and train village hygiene promoters in the project distribution locations, which will sensitize the population of those bomas on basic hygiene and sanitation practices. 
The Emergency Response Team is composed by two field officers and one WASH officer. LCED will also hire two new Community hygiene promoters to support the capacity of its frontline mobile team. Specific assessment and verification will allow the Emergency Response Team to identify appropriate WASH responses for most vulnerable and most in need households. The LCED management, including the Project Manager and the Executive Director, will be involved in initial assessments, as well as monitoring and evaluation exercises, in order to guarantee transparency and accountability, and ensure that the project objectives are followed through. LCED will continue closely collaborating with the WASH Cluster in order to guarantee the provision of WASH items to the affected population in a timely and efficient manner, and provide monthly update on the project implementation progress.
Integrated Emergency Nutrition Interventions for Vulnerable Populations in Aweil South County, Northern Bahr el Ghazel The main components of this project are: 

1) Management of Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM) among children under five years of age

2) Management of Moderate Acute Malnutrition (MAM) among children under five years of age 

3) Management of malnutrition among Pregnant and Lactating Women (PLW).

Treatment will directly target children under 5 years of age without discrimination between boys, girls and PLW.

To ensure quality nutrition services the project will ensure inter-sectoral collaboration with the health sector for provision of stabilization kits for SAM with medical complications. Nutrition Cluster partners will provide malaria screening and referral/treatment for SAM and MAM cases. 

The WASH Cluster will support partners in the county to ensure the provision of clean and safe water for OTP/TSFP services, including appetite tests, hand washing, and appropriate ablution facilities. 

FSL Cluster partners in the county shall conduct GFD sessions that target households with SAM and MAM beneficiaries.

Throughout the project cycle, community outreach and mobilization will be conducted to ensure early detection and improved coverage of the nutrition services in the targeted areas by the mobile and outreach teams. 

FSL Cluster partners in the county shall conduct GFD sessions that target households with SAM and MAM beneficiaries.

Throughout the project cycle, community outreach and mobilization will be conducted to ensure early detection and improved coverage of the nutrition services in the targeted areas by the mobile and outreach teams.
Procurement and management of WASH core pipeline relief items for cholera and conflict-affected communities in South Sudan The WASH Cluster Core Pipeline of emergency WASH supplies provides WASH agencies in South Sudan with rapid access to critical materials, to provide life-saving, coordinated WASH services to IDPs, refugees, and vulnerable communities affected by cholera outbreaks, conflict, and malnutrition. This project will support WASH Cluster partners to provide WASH core pipeline supplies, including water storage and household water treatment supplies such as soap, jerry cans and aqua tabs, to areas affected by conflict and cholera outbreaks. This project will target disease and conflict-affected populations in key counties prioritized by the WASH Cluster for response. In particular, this project will ensure supply to the Greater Equatoria region, Jonglei, Lakes and Warrap

The project will procure the most needed and depleted WASH items from the WASH core pipeline of emergency supplies. Access to critical materials will ensure that WASH agencies are able to provide safe water supply and promote good hygiene practices in prioritized locations. WASH emergency supplies will be prepositioned in Juba, the primary location for Emergency Preparedness and Response (EPnR) and mobile response partners to access supplies, for further transportation to prioritized locations around South Sudan.

The items procured through the core pipeline will aim to address the most critical, life threatening needs, taking into consideration the specific needs of men, women, boys and girls as identified by WASH cluster partners and endorsed by the WASH cluster coordination.
Emergency child protection and child centered resilience building in Uror The project aims to offer direct services to 3,220 children (1,760 girls and 1,460 boys), 350 adults (200 women and 150 men) who are in serious need of protection services comprising family tracing and reunification services, community based psycho-social support services to relieve distress and restore normalcy, strengthening referral mechanisms to SGBV response services and documentation and referral of children experiencing grave violations to essential child protection services and capacity-building activities among target communities who are affected in areas of Pieri and Pathai of Uror county Jonglei State.

During the implementation of the project the following services will be provided:
1. Identification, registration, family tracing, regular follow ups and reunification services and alternative care arrangements for separated, unaccompanied and missing for both girls and boys
2. Community based psycho-social support (CBPSS), and strengthening of existing referrals mechanisms for children and women including survivors of SGBV 
3. Capacity building of the targeted communities by forming and strengthening the already exists structures
4. Provide awareness Prevention Messages to the affected population including children
5. Utilising CPSC recommended assessment tools ( for instance situation and response monitoring tools among others) to better understand the needs of children and women along with mapping of the available services within the targeted areas as these assessments will not only assist in identifying vulnerabilities and risks but also support mainstreaming of GBV and Child Protection across other sectors
6. Child protection desks will be established at food distribution points and other public locations in order to support vulnerable children to access available services while strengthening the referral pathways.