Provision of Integrated Lifesaving Emergency Multi-Cluster Response in Bor South The project will provide lifesaving Nutrition, CP, GBV, Health, Wash, FSL services to IDPs, Returnees and Vulnerable host communities residing in Bor South. Activities will be implemented through a strong and dependable consortium of THESO, GREDO and TITI Foundation. Health activities will seek to reduce excess morbidity and mortality of epidemic prone diseases such as cholera and Covid-19, improved access and scaling up responses to integrated quality essential health care services to vulnerable populations and increased access to services for survivors of SGBV, those living in disability, and those with mental health disorders and monitoring. The consortium will also provide integrated life-saving FSL assistance to the most vulnerable persons who are classified in IPC3, IPC4 and IPC5 through distribution of emergency crop, vegetable and fishing kits. Establishment and training of farmers groups on improved agronomics practices and techniques, setting up fisher fork groups and equipping them with skills and knowledge they can utilize to boost food productions.  FSL and Nutrition activities will seek to train households on how to diversify their diet, increase food production for home consumption and for sale. To meet nutrition needs of affected population, the project will carry out treatment of severe malnutrition, nutrition counselling on maternal infant and young child nutrition, treatment of moderate acute malnutrition, nutrition surveillance and monitoring (MUAC) screening. To reduce incidences of GBV and GBV risks, the project will implement critical GBV prevention and mitigation services to vulnerable women, men, girls and boys through right based, participatory and integrated approach. The consortium will provide case management, PSS services, establish Women girl friendly spaces, and distribute sanitary pads to adolescent girls for Menstrual Hygiene management. Noting that the project will be implemented during Covid-19 outbreak, staffs will ensure safe distancing, minimize contact with beneficiaries, provide participants with PPE materials during training, registration and distribution exercises. Also, several guidelines that have been published on Covid-19 will be utilized in this intervention such as Covid-19 Risk Communication and Community engagement (RCCE),OFDA Covid19 Technical guidance, WASH and Waste Management for Covid-19 Virus by UNICEF and WHO, Guidance on Case Management during Covid-19 in South Sudan (Child Protection), Guidance on GBV Interventions in the Context of Covid-19). In addition, a key focus for this intervention is AAP through CFM embedded in project activities. CFM will be established upon contact with the affected community and during implementation process to receive, acknowledge and address complaints. To address child protection concerns, Family Tracing and Reunification will be conducted for unaccompanied and separated children while at the same time, training to Community Based Protection Structures will be established and trained to actively deal with Child Protection Concerns at the community level. In 12 months, the project will have ensured access to essential and critical lifesaving services to 39316 direct beneficiaries (An estimated 6553HHs). All planned activities are aligned SSHF first allocation strategy paper, with the health, FSL, Nutrition, CP Sub-cluster, SGBV Sub cluster priorities, guidelines and objectives for first allocation.