Emergency life-saving health interventions through improved access to essential PHC services including referral, ensuring availability of emergency medicines and medical supplies for the communities affected by conflict, displacement and disasters in 12 high priority localities in Sudan. The project focuses is to ensuring and maintaining access to essential life-saving health services and vital public health interventions for communities affected by conflict, displacement and disaster living in 12 very high/high risk localities targeting 170,000 in 5 states (North, South, Central Darfur, South Kordofan and Blue Nile). 
WHO project will support implementation of 3 clinics in 3 localities with operational support, medicines and consumables.  Health promotion will cover 6 localities (Kebkabya, Tawila, Kutum, Sartoni, Giesan and Talodi). Alert investigation/confirmation of diseases and provision of IEC materials and guidelines will cover all 12 localities. Training of medical staff on case management, surveillance and infection prevention control will target all staff (76) working at 14 clinics/ 9 localities ( Kutum, Kebkabya, Tawila, Talodi, Kadugli, Um Dafoog, Nertati , Giesan and Kurmuk). WHO will conduct intensive monitoring and supervision to all clinics in 12 localities/5 states to ensure the quality of services provided to affected communities. 
The prioritization of the above mentioned interventions has been made based on needs and gaps per the locations  
1. The provision of essential PHC services and referral system through direct support to 3 clinics in Sartoni, Talodi and Um Dafooq where only these clinics are designated to provide the services with no other choice, the 3 clinics are to cover 49,200 IDPs and affected communities, 
2. Procurement and provision of medicines and supplies to the 3 clinics 41 RRKs standard kit for essential medicines will be procured internationally (one RRK covers 3000 for 3 month) 
3. Immediate assessment, investigation, lab confirmation and response to the increased trend of diseases of public health importance in targeted locations ( 12 localities) to ensure prompt coverage with essential health services to affected communities, helping the existing health facilities to deal with  increased burden, analysis of health facilities data and active case-finding, identification of risk factors and evaluation of local response capacities, sample collection and their transport to Reference Lab in Khartoum, support for initial response
4. Training on case definition and management, alert investigation and infection prevention control 76 medical senior staff working at 14 clinics ( run by MOH, GOAL, HAD, RHF, SRCS, Anhar, Zulfa) in 9 localities ( Kutum, Kebkabya, Tawila, Talodi, Kadugli, Um Dafoug,Nertati, Giesan, Kurmuk).
5. WHO staff in the field  conduct supportive supervision and monitoring visits to the clinics supported through SHF project, as all clinics at 12 localities (supported by SHF or not) are reporting to WHO under EWARS system on weekly basis, WHO analyses the reports and translate into actions which trigger the plan for MampS. WHO also will provide IEC materials and treatment protocol to these clinics to ensure the standardization of diseases case management 
6. Health promotion at 6 prioritized localities will be supported directly by WHO implemented jointly with MOH and partners working at these areas.