Respond to emergencies among the protracted and newly  IDPs, refugees and host communities, in South Darfur (Katayla, Nyala North and  Nyala) localities. Sudan covered a large protracted humanitarian crisis population and the severity and scale of needs remain far-reaching. Although there has been an improvement in the security situation both protracted and new displacement continues. About 9.3 million people live in protracted displacement camps, especially in Darfur. (Humanitarian Overview 4 December 2019).
Last year, a youth revolution changed the system of government in the country, which caused economic impacts represented by the high cost of services especially food and water. Most families, especially those who live in IDP camps, have had their lives severely affected.
The purpose of this project is to respond for the Cholera and Acute watery diarrhoea AWD, as a resolute of last year Cholera outbreak in several Sudanese States, by Providing Basic WASH, Sanitation and Hygiene service (including responding to COVID-19 pandemic ), to Reduce Morbidity and Mortality among the venerable IDPs, returnees, refugees and host community.
Also, violence against women and girls has reportedly intensified due to the fragile economic and social structures. S/GBV, married off while extremely young for a dowry to scope with low incomes men unemployment results, which often catalyzes violent behaviours.
Overall, various needs assessments conducted in December 2019 in three IDP camps (Otash and Dereige) in Nyala North,Mosey In Nyala, and Katila localities), by AOSCD and other relevant partners national NGOs to identify the gap of needs. Therefore, IDPs returnees and host communities need of any providers to support reducing violence, specialized GBV, and CP services in the areas of intervention
Sudan faces many major overlapping humanitarian challenges:
-	One triggered by conflict leading to wide-scale population displacement along 16 years.
-	Climatic (Flood, Rainy, and Winds) and socio-cultural conditions which is leading to crisis levels
-	Bad economic situation, and COVID-19 pandemic.
 In the third quarters of 2019, the (IOM) conduct basement in the returnee’s areas, and it was registered returnees in six states in Sudan. The highest number of returnees is registered was in South Darfur (5,800 people), There are still concerns about services in return areas, which often lack ( WASH, Protection, and livelihood opportunity) which deactivates the sustainability of return to basic areas. 
In this project AOSCD will going to:
 -Improve the general environment, public health, easy access to clean water amp good management of water resource in the targeted area, by addressing participatory Hygiene and Sanitation Transformation (PHAST) Approach, to improve skills of the community to fight diseases by:
1.	Conduct 12 awareness on behaviours change (Cholera, AWD and COVID-19) 
2.	Formation and training of (3 WUCs)
3.	Procurement and distribution of hygiene kits
4.	Provide training in repairing and maintenance hand pumps. 30% will be Women and Girls
5.	Conduct 24 solid waste management and cleaning campaigns
6.	Conduct training for hygiene promoters 200 people to flow up colouring and Jerry cans cleaning.
7.	Construction of 3 garbage side
8.	Construction of 300 household latrine
9.	Conduct 64 vector control campaign in 4 locality
Protection tools is to:
1. .Provide assistance to IDPs and returnees in emergency a coordinated, innovative, integrated and adapted, necessary for their survival, 
2. Reinforce the resilience capacities of vulnerable populations, by age group and gender, and support national actors to prevent and adapt the shocks.
3. Advocate for access to protection, to promote and reinforce accountability towards affected populations in compliance with humanitarian principles
4. Reestablish CBPN and CBCPN to support IDP and referral system, reporting cases of (PSEA) linked with related line ministry
5. Organize 20 awareness-raising session targeting IDPs and Returnees on PSEA, GBV
6. Increase self-awareness from COVID-19 Pandemic and any other related disease