Provision of  GBV and Child Protection services targeting flood -affected population in Pibor County, Jonglei State. Within a timeframe of 6 months and at a budget of $400,000, CIDO intends to provide time-sensitive, life-saving and quality Child protection and  GBV services targeting Male and Female host community and IDPS including their children affected by floods in Pibor County  .CIDO will prioritize static frontline service provision in line with CERF life saving criteria and Inter Agency Standing Committee  (IASC) guidelines for GBV and Child Protection focusing in Gumuruk, Vertet and Likuangole Payams .The total targeted beneficiaries are 7500 (2150 women, 1250 men, 2200 girls, 1900 boys). The project will adhere to Centrality of Protection , Accountability to Affected Population  and Prevention of sexual exploitation and abuse guidelines .The targeted categories and proposed actions is summarized below:
1.Provision of basic GBV minimum package targeting men ,women boys and girls and comprehensive case management for child survivors  as per the IASC guidelines on case management .This include Family Tracing and Reunification  services for Un-accompanied and Separated children (UASC ).
2.While using Women and Girl Friendly Space  (WGFS)  programming as an entry point , CIDO will address the various needs of women and girls through comprehensive case management and provision of information on the available services tailored for women and girls. These include medical support, Sexual and Reproductive Health  (SRH) services, Livelihood support, Individual/group psychosocial services, life skills  and practical support for livelihood options delivered by 3  trainers . WGFs activities will operate in line with the South Sudan guidelines for establishing and running WGFS.CIDO is keen to uphold centrality of protection (CoP) principles to ensure inclusivity of women living with disability , elderly, female headed HH and those living with HIV/Aids in this project. 
3. Child  Friendly Space (CFS)  programming– CIDO will address the various needs of boys and girls of different age categories including adolescent boys and girls through comprehensive case management services offered at the CFS. This will include Provision of structured and unstructured PSS activities in the CFS through the use of recreational items (local games and material) with a focus on improving children’s wellbeing. The CFS will be managed by CFS animators .
4 Community-Based Psychosocial support services (PSS) -  Apart from Pyschosocial support services  provided at the CFS and WGFS and as part of case management , CIDO will also provide Community based PSS to be carried out by the CBPNS. The focus will also be on managing trauma, promoting mental health support and social well -being including the distress caused by the coronavirus. Community Based Protection Network members and Community Based Child Protection Network Members ( CBPNs + CBCPNS) will target adolescents, the elderly and women and girls living with physical disabilities and provide appropriate referrals.
5.Strengthening of Protection mechanisms-  CIDO will ensure that protection mechanisms like the police gender desks, family ties and social networks through regular meetings and trainings . CIDO will Strengthen the Community based protection Network ( CBPNs)  and Community based child protection Network ( CBCPNs)  to equip them with skills for conducting community based pyschosocial support in IDP sites, returnee sites. CBPNs and CBCPNs  will also provide  Pyschosocial First Aid (PFA) to individuals affected directly or indirectly by COVID 19 and refer serious cases to case workers and MHPSS partners .						
6. Capacity building- CIDO will engage the frontline service providers  in orientation sessions focusing on SOPs , case management, community based Pyschosocial support and Pyschosocial First Aid and GBV guiding principles to enable them scale up the response during the flooding emergency in line with the IASC guidelines .Parents and care givers will be trained on child protection approaches