Integrated Protection Assistance for Flood Affected Children and other Persons of Concern in Jonglei (IPAF) Heavy torrential rains severely hit South Sudan from July to October 2019 affecting 908,000 people, with 344,144 of them from Jonglei plateau (Pibor: 277,775 Duk: 9,232  and Twic East: 32,107). 420,000 of people are in need of immediate humanitarian assistance. This is the most intense, sustained unusual rains since 40 years in the history of South Sudan. The sharply rising waters have affected areas with already protracted humanitarian situation due to conflicts, worsening the living condition and protection environment, triggering human displacement, destruction of shelters, crops, water sources, schools, health facilities, child friendly spaces, increased risk of water borne diseases, and access constraints impending movement of humanitarian workers across affected locations. As a result of this emergency, children and other persons with specific needs (including the elderly, pregnant and lactating women, and persons with disabilities) are the most affected. They lack basic needs including food, shelter, NFIs, medical care, information on availability of essential services and recreational opportunities and are further exposed to protection risks including separation from families, psychosocial distress and gender-based violence. This integrated general protection and child protection (GP-CP) project will target a total of 16,500 beneficiaries with integrated protection services in th flood affected areas of Pibor, Duk, and Twic East (including 9,000 beneficiaries for GP: 5,000 women, 4,000 men 7,500 beneficiaries for CP: 4,000 girls, 3,000 boys, 250 women, 250 men). 5% of people targeted will be persons with disabilities. GP flood response activities will be implemented in Pibor, Duk and Twic East with funding requirement of $ 150,000 (52% of project funds) and will include community based and individual psychosocial support case management and referrals including specialized services individual protection assistance (IPA) and monitoring, protection by presence and provision of protection information awareness raising on available protection services. CP activities will be implemented in Duk and Twic East with funding requirement of $ 135,835 (48% of project funds) and will include comprehensive case management including identification, documentation and provision of family tracing and reunification (FTR) services for unaccompanied and separated children (UASC) provision of age and gender appropriate community-based psychosocial support (CB-PSS) services for children and caregivers and CP coordination and outreach monitoring and CP messaging. CINA is a recipient of SSHF SA2 2019 for GP in Pibor, Duk and Bor South and for CP in Duk and Bor South. This reserve allocation will be used to complement the SA2 funding in flood affected counties, by targeting payams and bomas severely hit by rains, especially the remote villages that have not yet been reached during the SA2 implementation. The SA2 will continue to be implemented in areas less affected by floods in the same counties. CINA will use its static staff in the four counties and will deploy mobile outreach teams to access hard-to-reach remote villages. The project will closely be coordinated with Protection Cluster, Child Protection Cluster, OCHA, UNICEF and other protection partners on ground to build synergies in coordinating flood operational response. Support will be provided to CINA frontline staff by its Juba program team on a monthly basis to boost implementation. Non-protection partners on ground will be engaged through protection mainstreaming and creation/maintenance of safe referral pathways to ensure Do No Harm during interventions. CINA’s staff will be kept abreast on its existing PSEA procedures, code of conduct, child protection policy and project beneficiaries will be consulted on design of community-based protection response activities and timely informed on availability of other services as a means to promote accountability to affected persons.