Provision of integrated emergency shelter and lifesaving non-food items to vulnerable populations in Rumbek Center, Yirol East, Yirol West and Cueibet Counties of Lakes state, and Tonj North of Warrap State. CCOSS proposes to respond to five different counties four in Lakes state – Rumbek Centre, Cuiebet, Yirol East and Yirol West and in Warrap – Tonj North as a static partner using In-Kind modality. In Yirol East and Yirol West, the project will implement a Cash Based Project because there is a functional market in Yirol town (Yirol West). In Yirol West, due to market accessibility, the proposed mode is restricted voucher modality. However, in Yirol East, the project will use the voucher fair modality. This is based on previous project experience as the areas where the project participants are located have no access to markets and thus under-served.

In Yirol West, the project will target 167 HHs (1000 individuals) of most vulnerable newly displaced persons in Abang, Matbaar, Ngop, Aluak-luak and Mapuordit through restricted voucher modality. Some locations that have no market access will be served using voucher fairs. In Yirol East, the project will reach those who haven’t benefited from the first allocation targeting 167 HHs (1000 individuals) using restricted voucher fair modality in Malek, Aruopnyiel and Yali. (Adior, Nyang and Pagarau will not be considered since IDPs from these areas have benefited from the 1st allocation.

A detailed market amp risk assessment will be conducted to identify the availability of ES-NFIs in the market, assess the supply chain of items, check the quality of ES-NFIs, and identify the suppliers/vendors of products and to identify risks of the CBI programme and mitigation measures. Meetings will be contacted with the potential traders and the local authorities to explain the programme modality and contracts will be signed with the selected traders for the supply of the ES-NFIs. In order to mitigate the risk of double dipping, tokens with CCOSS identification numbers will be distributed during registrations and then withdrawn during distribution of vouchers. The registration will be done simultaneously in all the settlement areas to avoid double registrations. The commodity vouchers will be printed with security features and an expiry date, serial numbers and duplicates that will remain in the voucher book. The beneficiaries will have a window of time to access the ES-NFIs from the vendors in the market or during voucher fairs. The beneficiaries will redeem their vouchers for a selected number of ES-NFIs determined during the needs assessment. All beneficiaries will get the same types of ES-NFIs. At agreed times the traders will then redeem the vouchers for payment by CCOSS through an agreed payment method. A detailed Post Distribution Monitoring will be conducted at the end of the project to find feedback and impact of the cash-based intervention and lessons learnt will contribute to improvements of future response. 

The In-Kind modality will target the following locations Cueibet 258 HHs (1550 individuals) Rumbek Centre 250 HHs (1500 individuals) and Tonj North 167 HHs (1000 individuals). The project will target most vulnerable populations in need of shelter and NFIs intervention after an assessment. The target population comprises of displaced persons in need of shelter and NFI for their sustenance.  The project will aim to meet the needs of the vulnerable newly displaced IDPs, returnees and host community who become vulnerable as a result of conflict and continuous displacement as a result of conflict, food insecurity or due to economic deterioration. Shelter and NFIs will be prepositioned from nearest Core Pipeline warehouse and transported by the Cluster to CCOSS stores in respective locations.