Provision of Emergency WASH and Nutrition (To At  Risk Persons Under 5 Years Boys and Girls, Pregnant and Lactating Women, Men and the Elderly  To Help Reduce Morbidity And Mortality Rates) Response to Mitigate WASH Related GBV and Malnutrition Prevalence Among IDPs, Returnees and Vulnerable Host Communities in Twic County in Warrap State and Provision of FTR and Case management services, structured and semi-structure psycho-social support and life-skills interventions to conflict affected children and strengthening community-based networks including families to prevent and respond to protection risk facing children in Nasir/Luakpiny in Upper Nile State and Canal/Pigi County in Jonglei state, South Sudan. The 6 months project targets Twic County in Warrap State, providing lifesaving WASH services, through the targeting of households with children admitted for SAM and their families in the 3 counties with WASH household packages for famine prevention, training nutrition workers and volunteers on the WASH’ Nut core competencies. 
Provision of safe, clean and adequate quantities of water, sanitation and hygiene facilities will be done at assessed OTPs in Twic County and villages surrounding the nutrition centers. 
Targeted action will be done to mitigate GBV risks in Twic since needs assessments have highlighted the need for both WASH’Nut and WASH’GBV responses in this particular county. Girls and women are the primary direct users of WASH services and GBV risks have significant implications for the success of WASH interventions. The project will aim at reducing the risk of GBV, including sexual exploitation and abuse (SEA) in the quest for WASH services. 
CAO is both nutrition and GBV partner and will work closely with other nutrition and GBV partners in Twic County to ensure a robust and comprehensive WASH’Nut and WASH’GBV response is provided as per the following breakdown: 
CAO proposes lifesaving interventions by the provision of frontline health and nutrition services targeting under-fives, pregnant and lactating women who are the most vulnerable due to their increased biological and physiological needs. In Twic County, warrap state targeting OTP and SFP beneficiaries amongst under-fives and TSFP amongst pregnant and lactating women. Provide both preventive and curative services to include treatment of severe acute malnutrition with or without complications, moderate acute malnutrition so as to reduce the prevalence of malnutrition rates and prevent malnutrition causal deaths amongst the targeted population. MIYCN activities will be conducted and kitchen gardens established at the nutrition sites for demonstrations. CAO will conduct nutrition surveys, surveillance and periodic safety assessments. All activities throughout the project cycle will be shared with stakeholders and beneficiaries through an existing mechanism for transparency. A monitoring and evaluation framework will be adopted at all stages of the project cycle to ensure the accountability of resources allocated by joint monitoring of the implementation of the agreed indicators by the development partners. CAO has signed an MoU with the Ministry of Health at both national and state levels to strengthen partnership, coordination, and sharing of resources e.g. nutrition and health-related supplies. With this memorandum of understanding, CAO will be able to dispense nutrition and health supplies from the core pipeline to the population in need
The project will be targeting 9,915 beneficiaries made of host communities, IDPs and returnees in two counties including Nasir county in Upper Nile and Canal/Pigi in Jonglei State. In each of these counties, 
(Diel, Atar, Kaldak, Canal, and khorfullus in Canal/Pigi county of Jonglei state) and (Jikmir, Mandeang, Wanding, Maker, and Makak of Nasir/Luakpiny county of Upper Nile State). 
Through this project, CAO will provide child protection services aimed at meeting the critical emergency needs of the most vulnerable children through provision of timely access to services, capacity building of Community Based Child Protection Network (CBCPN), provision of comprehensive Case Management services and FTR to the separated, unaccompanied and including the most affected children, Strengthening structural and semi-structural activities, Providing Psycho-social Support in the exist community Centers
The project intends to complement various other projects implemented by CAO within project locations hence, C.A.O can guarantee the accessibility of all these areas with ease during this project implementation period.
The existing caseload of Nasir/Luakping which CAO has been managing is 43 (Boys 24 amp Girls 19) Active cases