Integrated Food, Security and NFIs Intervention for Internally Displaced Persons, Returnees and vulnerable host communities in Cueibet, Kajokeji and Yei Counties in South Sudan. The ongoing crisis has continued to cause increased insecurity along commercial supply corridors, flight of private sector actors, market fragmentation, food price inflation, fishing and hunting, migrations and conflict related displacement. The conflict has led to creation of I.D.P camps in locations such as Korijo (Kajo Keji) and Hai mission (Yei) and Cueibet in Lake States or the absorption of IDPs within host community, thus, placing an additional burden on the already weakened vulnerable host communities. The proposed Food security, Livelihood, Non food Items and Cash Based Intervention will provide vulnerable household among Internally Displaced Persons, Returnees and Host Community with emergency food security kits, in kind and cash based emergency shelter and NFIs for six months. Those targeted with FSL support are falling in category 3, 4 and 5 of the Integrated Phase Classification with emergency vegetable and fishing Kits in Kajokeji and Yei Counties, Central Equatoria. The households targeted in the FSL intervention are 6600 HHs (39,600 Men, women, boys and girls). This is comprised of 7000 Returnees, 21600 Internally Displaced Persons and 11000 host community beneficiaries. In Kajokeji, targeted beneficiaries for vegetable and fishing kits distribution and trainings are 4200HHs distributed as follows: Liwolo Payam 1760 Nyepo Payam 780 Kangapo 1 Payam 780 Kangapo 2 Payam 880. In Yei, a total of 2400 HHs beneficiaries are expected to benefit through the intervention as follows: Yei Town Payam: 1600 and Tori Payam800 HHs. Titi Foundation will focus on static response with special focus on saving lives, protecting livelihoods, enhance food production, and strengthen capabilities and build capacity of vulnerable communities. FSL activities will be coordinated with county agricultural department, local authorities and other NGOs (such as PAH, ARC, SPEDP and AAH) in Yei and Kajo Keji. Through the SSHF grant, Titi Foundation will be able to provide emergency kits, training of farmer and fishing groups in Kajo Keji and Yei so as to improve food production using improved farming techniques. The trained farmers can over time demonstrate best farming practices to combat challenges such as pests and diseases (fall army worm) post harvest and post –fishing losses and poor preservation methods. By targeting 6600 HHs directly through FSL activities, it is estimated that 39600 individuals will be reached through FSL activities.  For the NFIs activities, the intervention is informed by assessed, expressed and prioritized Shelter and NFIs needs obtained from conflict affected persons during the IRNA and Inter Agency assessments conducted in Kajokeji and Cueibet Counties. Beneficiaries who will benefit through the intervention are distributed as follows: Cueibet: 1950 (1200 In Kind and 750 through Cash Based Intervention) Kajokeji: 4550 (4300 In Kind and 250 Cash Based Intervention). In Cueibet, the NFIs activities will be conducted in close coordination with the local authorities, NFIs/shelter focal point person in Rumbek, NFIs/Shelter Cluster coordinator, Plan International and COSS. In Kajokeji, Titi Foundation will work closely with SPEDP and PAH to avoid duplication of efforts and beneficiaries. The Cash Based Intervention will utilize Emergency Market Mapping and Analysis tools for Market Analysis and adhere to the Minimum Economic Recovery Standards, Minimum Requirements for Market Analysis in Emergencies from the Cash Learning Project. It is anticipated that since the NFIs intervention will benefit 6500 direct beneficiaries, an estimated 32500 indirect persons will benefit through the project. The Shelter items served to IDPs, Returnees and Vulnerable Host communities are expected to reduce protection risks as well as exposure to diseases attributed to lack of NFIs items and poor shelter.