Integrated emergence response to the Internally Displaced Persons, Returnees and host communities in Yei, Morobo and Kajo Keji Counties in Central Equatoria State, Raga in Western Bhar El Ghazal State and Koch in Unity State SPEDP proposes  8months intervention for Education and 6months for WASH, FSL and ES-NFI to reach a target population of 35% for Education, 30% for WASH, 20% for FSL and 15% for shelter and nonfood items in Yei, Morobo and Kajo Keji Counties in Central Equatoria State, Raga in Western Bhar El Ghazal State and Koch in Unity State.  The target groups include women, men, children and older people among internally displaced persons (IDPs) host community, returnees and people with disabilities. The activities for Education include: i) Provision of high energy biscuits to schools for two weeks as an immediate response before the onsite feeding programme. ii) Provision of meal (Pulses 30g, Cereals 120g, Oil 10g and Salt 4g per pupils per day) in 11 primary schools on a daily basis for 5 schooling days a week. iii) construction/rehabilitation of 7 gender sensitive and PLWD friendly segregated toilets in kajokeji and 4 in Yei and supply of hand washing facilities and soap to equal number of schools. iv) Training Teachers/PTAs/SMCs and Cooks on GBV, nutrition, food handling, stores management, record keeping and psycho-social support v) Formation of hygiene clubs and messaging sessions on nutrition and preventive measures on communicable diseases cholera/Ebola. WASH activities include: boreholes rehabilitation in OTP/SC and at community level after GBV risk analysis rehabilitation of institutional sanitation facilities in the OTP/Sc and community level after GBV risk analysis promotion of hygiene education through door to door visits, participatory hygiene sessions in public places and school children for effective behavioural change distribution of household package for famine prevention for children with SAM/MAM). MHK kits will be provided to adolescent school girls accompanied with menstrual hygiene management sessions so that girls will not miss attending classes during their periods, this will mitigate against GBV issues. FSL activities include: 1) provision of fast maturing vegetable seeds 2) provision of fishing kits which will enable them to immediately engage in fishing activities for household consumption that will contribute to improved nutrition, household income and also better their livelihoods through diversification. Special attention will be given to the marginalized people like persons with disability, the elderly, chronically ill, orphans, girls and women to make sure they are not left out in the distribution of inputs) 3) basic agronomic training and extension support, through community-based extension workers 4) SPEDP will group beneficiaries into 30 members per group and from the group identify a Lead Farmer who will receive training from SPEDP extension workers. The total number of Lead farmers will be 136 (82 female, 54 male). These Lead Farmers will in turn train fellow group members on basic agronomics. Besides, more 10% of the beneficiaries (407 of which 244 will be female and 163 male) will be trained as well in both vegetable gardening and improved fishing methods. While ES-NFI teams will coordinate and engage in joint response missions with LCED in Morobo County and Titi Foundation (TF) in Kajo Keji County while building experience with PAH on cash based intervention in Kajo Keji as well. SPEDP will request in-kind emergency shelter and NFI materials from the core pipeline managers based on the verified needs and preposition the items to the project locations through the logistic cluster and SPEDP assumes the role of distribution together with the LCED and Titi Foundation teams in Morobo and Kajo Keji respectively. In regards to the cash based intervention, SPEDP team will closely coordinate and work jointly with PAH on the suitable methodology and in all stages of the cash based intervention etc.