Strengthening the provision of timely and intergrated multi-sector assistance and services to 9 621 (1 317men, 1 178women, 3 443boys, 3 683girls)  vulnerable people, men,women,boys and girls in Koch County,Unity State In responding to the growing humanitarian crisis in Northern Koch, UNIDOR is proposing to strengthen the provision of timely and integrated multi-sector assistance and services to 9 621 (1 317men, 1 178women, 3 443boys, 3 683girls) affected children and families through static and mobile responses. This SSHF 2019 SA2, seeks to compliment, strengthen and improve the already existing child protection interventions in Koch, Kuachlual Buaw, Bieh, Ngony, Gany, Koch, Mirmir and Jaak which are supported by UNICEF and SSJR5 (in partnership with War Child Holland). It will help boost both financial and human resource support hence promoting effective and efficient service to affected populations since UNIDOR is the only CP partner on ground.
The proposed six months emergency intervention is designed to i) ensure that the most affected boys’ and girls’ including unaccompanied and separated children access lifesaving individual comprehensive case management using vulnerability criteria and toolkit as provided by the Case Management Handbook to reduce risks of protection. ii)  identify and register unaccompanied and separated children and ensuring that they are reunified with their parents/caregivers iii)  provide psychosocial support services to conflict distressed children through establishment of emergency Child Friendly Spaces (CFS) , community based and school based PSS. iv) integrate child protection monitoring and mainstreaming into the protection intervention to improve the overall context analysis to respond to the identified needs and enhancing the understanding and analysis among humanitarian actors on the child protection context and needs and v) Map, establish and train community based structures on child protection and provision of awareness sessions to prevent and respond to child protection risks through establishment of child help desks in schools,  school clubs, churches and working with adolescents, caregivers and members of community based child protection networks.  The team will work closely with Mercy Corps,who are providing Education activities at schools in order to enhance the implementation of the school-based Psychosocial support interventions for school age children, and children with protection concerns identified in the target locations will be referred for appropriate case management
The CBCPN will support children’s well-being through local structures, while acting both on prevention and response to child protection concerns, by helping communities reduce risks and better protect children from violence, abuse, neglect and exploitation. In addition, the CBCPN will identify and refer case to appropriate service providers. 
UNIDOR will coordinate with other partners on ground through a strengthened referral pathway.  UNIDOR will continue improving its partnership and active participation at both State and National level platforms for technical support and building of synergies
Youth engagement to provide peer support, recreational activities and referrals to FSL programming will also serve as an entry point to develop future interventions with Children Associated with Armed Groups and Armed Forces. An ongoing monitoring and reporting of grave violations and collaboration with local authorities will be needed to prevent children from being recruited into the armed forces and armed groups.
To ensure centrality of protection, this project will address risks facing children through focus group discussions, context analysis, and protection risks assessments and monitoring. UNIDOR has an existing Code of Conduct and Child Protection policy signed by every staff aimed at ensuring safety, dignity and avoid causing harm to beneficiaries. War Child Holland has committed to train UNIDOR staff on PSEA on a localization programme. 
The project will be monitored and evaluated by the already existing UNIDOR Monitoring and Evaluation team from the inception workshop throughout the project cycle.