Strengthen CCCM response in collective sites and camp like settings in Jur River County of Western Bahr el Ghazal state, Lainya County of Central Equatoria State and Yirol East of Lake State in republic of South Sudan. This project will provide immediate and short time live saving emergency CCCM response for 19,000 (4370 men, 4370 women, 5130 boys and 5130 girls) Internally displaced persons in Jur River County (8,700 IDPs), Lainya County (4,000 IDPs) and Yirol East county (6,300 IDPs) in 13 collective sites with 6 sites in Jur River (Kangi, Juarjena, Marial Bai, Rocrucdong,Udic), 5 sites Yirol East (Adior, Malaek, Nyang Town, Pagerou and Tit Agau) and  2 sites in Lainya (Kenyi and Lainya). Out of 1.28 million IDPs in dire need, more than 80% live in collective sites and in informal camp-like settings or with the host community mainly located in hard-to-reach areas. The major triggers of displacement are ongoing intercommunal conflicts in Lakes and Western Bahr el Ghazal State, and sporadic Classes in Lainya County (Central Equatoria) which remained unresolved. Inadequate coordination and management structures at IDP sites and in informal camp-like settings remains a challenge as IDPs do not receive adequate information on how they can access humanitarian services, advocate for their needs in these settings. Therefore, the IDPs are likely to remain in this displacement sites since conditions for their voluntary return remained unresolved. 
The project is aimed at improving coordination and monitoring of CCCM response, enhanced capacity, and participation of IDPs to ensure community participation, inclusivity, local ownership, self-governance, and self-reliance, site care and maintenance improvement to minimize protection risks. Through this project, AFOD will be mainly responding to the needs of IDPs in collective sites and in informal camp-like settings or within the host community mainly located in these areas to ensure dignified access to basic services. This project will be implemented through mobile outreach response coordinated by CCCM team that will be stationed at Wau and Lainya Counties for cost effective response for vulnerable communities. The project contributes to ensure equal access and needs based assistance to improve quality of services for populations affected by displacement Ensure outreach response to newly displaced and un-reached populations Strengthen inclusive community participation to ensure local ownership, self-governance and .self-reliance and improve engagement with vulnerable populations with priority in addressing protection gaps and building resilience. AFOD will ensure women, men, boys, and girls are fully involved, consulted, and participate in the project at different stages of project cycle and IDP leadership will be empowered to monitor, report, and represent the needs of the community and will participate in coordination mechanisms with humanitarian agencies and other stakeholders. The beneficiaries will be involved through participation in community meetings, election of site committees, feedback sessions on services provided, cash for work initiative, community site maintenance, and through participation in site leadership governance.