Envelope 2: Provision of multi-sectoral GBV Prevention and Response Services in Bor  IDP (former POC) site. The proposed 12 months project is intended to support interventions among internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Bor South (formerly Bor Protection of Civilian Site (POC) in Anyidi Payam, Bor South County, Jonglei State through provision of multi-sectoral gender based violence (GBV) prevention and response services. The project will cost $240,000 and will compliment, PSS, case management, renovation of 1 WGFs, referral services, legal aid including HLP for survivors according to their wishes. We shall also include children in conflict with the law in our programming. Overall, the project will benefit 1,500 internally displaced persons in Bor IDP site (out of 1,921currently estimated to be at the Bor IDP site) comprising of 688 women, 392 men, 330 girls and 90 boys including persons with disabilities. The indirect beneficiaries will be 3,000 comprising of 1,376 women, 784 men, 180 boys and 660 girls including 75 persons with disabilities.
Specifically, the project will provide case management for GBV survivors psychosocial support strengthening the existing referral system through updating the pathway and linking survivors to available response and support services provision of access to justice through legal aid, legal counselling, legal awareness and legal representation of survivors of GBV and housing, land and property (HLP) in statutory courts renovating of 1 Women amp Girls Friendly Space (WGFs) provision of capacity building to GBV service providers including GBV partners, paralegals, caseworkers and traditional chiefs provide GBV prevention through Engaging men and boys for Accountable Practices (EMAP) dignity kit programming livelihood support to survivors and integrating GBV risk mitigation and survivor support across the different humanitarian response clusters/sectors.
The provision of services for survivors will be in line with the gender based violence sub-cluster standard operating procedures (GBV SC SOPs) with particular focus on guiding principles, survivor centred approaches and referral pathways. The utilization of the WGFs will be in line with the South Sudan WGFs guidelines to ensure women and girls are protected, empowered, feel emotionally safe and comfortable to express themselves.
Steward Women will ensure that all our activities take a “Do No Harm and conflict sensitive approach”. Steward Women has been implementing protection and livelihood programmes in South Sudan since 2012 in Eastern Equatoria, Unity State, Central Equatoria State, Lakes State and Jonglei State. When coming up with this intervention plan, we consulted with Jonglei State GBV Working Group and Health Link all with presence in Bor South and close collaborators of Steward Women. Steward Women also participated in the June 2021 Safety Audit in Bor South which has informed the design of this intervention. We shall use our 9 years GBV programming experience to implement this project and document lessons learned. 
Steward Women brings a unique strategic partnership and exclusive strength and capacity as a women’s organization to implement this project. In this SA1 project, she will particularly focus her interventions to benefit women and girls. Steward Women is the current chair of the rule of law technical reference group of the national GBV SC and has presence in Bor South. Steward Women offices in Bor are located in the compound of Jonglei State Women Association. Steward Women will work hand in hand with already existing GBV implementing partners in Bor South County especially UNHCR, NRC, Health Link, CARE, HDC etc to achieve the project goals. At the start of the project, Steward Women will hold consultative meetings with these agencies to provide training for our case workers. Steward Women will establish her program in collaboration with existing services such as placing community paralegals in the 1 WGFs at the IDP site to provide daily legal advise, counselling and education at the centres.