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Strengthening food security and community resilience in Akobo, South Sudan The project aims to strengthening productive capacities and governance of the agricultural and fishery sector by:  - • Strengthening the capacity of farmers, fish producer groups, traders and their associations to play policy influencing role. • Working with the private sector • Increasing food reserves through supporting peoples' access to food, livelihood inputs and technologies. • Enhancing the purchasing power of vulnerable sections through integrating household income generation into agriculture and fishery production support as well as integrated water resource management for food and nutrition security.
Strengthening Resilience of Community through supporting GBV service South Sudan The major objective of this project is to improve the access of Gender -Based Violence (GBV) services in Pibor by conducting gender analysis, conducting and updating service mapping, developing referral pathways, conducting awareness raising sessions on GBV, conducting safety audits, training local women groups on basic Psychosocial Support/Psychosocial First Aid   (PSS/PFA)and referral pathway, conducting training on clinical management of rape (CMR), strengthening the Village Savings and Loan Association (VSLA) groups by providing business skill training, rolling out adult numeracy and literacy training, and engaging male spouses and family members in gender dialogues. This will cover 2 payams of Pibor county.
Emergency response and strengthening community resilience in Lankien Oxfam will provide immediate life saving support to vulnerable communities for Emergency Food Security and Vulnerable Livelihood (EFSVL) and Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) whilst ascertaining longer term needs through assessments and research to identify longer term interventions which will inform future programmes to address chronic humanitarian WASH and EFSVL needs
General Food Distribution in Jonglei State, South Sudan General food distribution (GFD) and Blanket Supplementary Feeding Programme (BSFP) of this project are aimed at addressing the most vulnerable people food needs in Jonglei state, Nyirol, Uror and Akobo West counties through humanitarian food assistance. The project intends to provide cereals, pulses and vegetable oil for GFD+ beneficiaries while BSFP beneficiaries will receive Lipid Nutrition Supplement of Medium Quality (LNS -MQ) packages. These food commodities will bridge food consumption gaps and cushion beneficiaries from engaging in severe coping strategies to cope with food insecurity and consumption deficits. It is a one -year project extending from 1st of January to December 2023. Oxfam is responsible for the implementation, follow up and monitoring of the project. Oxfam will be responsible for ensuring partnership, stakeholder and community engagement and responsible for ensuring the active engagement and ownership of the community in the project implementation by using the community representatives.
Combating food insecurity among the most vulnerable groups in South Sudan The project scope is to support small scale food producers increase their capacity to adopt climate resilient techniques through equipping them with agricultural tools and inputs and engaging women and youth in income generating activities. Oxfam is going to implement this project with a local partner called Community Initiative for Development Organization (CIDO), a women right organization (WRO) with strong food security and livelihoods expertise and presence in the area of intervention. the project has targeted 21200 vulnerable people in Akobo county.
Improving food security and livelihood opportunities of vulnerable households in Community -led early recovery to ensure vulnerable households can meet basic food needs, and are organised to develop livelihood skills and strategies, building capacity for longer -term development. Contributes to strategic objectives of Southern Sudan NGO Early Recovery and Humanitarian Funding Round through supporting the creation of livelihood opportunities for over 2,500 HHs. Activities have strong bias in supporting women, and other vulnerable groups, including returnees from North Sudan. Working with 4 local partners
South Sudan Peace and Prosperity Promotion Programme The project will target vulnerable men and women in 3 counties of Malakal county. Training on conflict mapping and conflict sensitive programming for all project staff wil be done at the beginning of the project and mid term. Selection and distribution of naturally improved seeds and tools for 2000 in UNS (criteria of selection will be based on vulnerability and gender – 70% women and 30% men), Trainings in low cost agricultural and vegetable cultivation techniques ,Trainings in improved fishing methods will be some of the activities done to ensure increased food security and income security for the Malakal community.
FAO MALAKAL VEGETABLE PRODUCTION SUPPORT This project targets 2200 resettled returnees in urban Malakal through vegetable production with seeds and tools distribution and training on low cost agricultural techniques. This will be followed by continuous monitoring (crop growth Monitoring) and a Post Distribution Monitoring (PDM).
COVID-19 response in South Sudan The response programme has the overall objective of providing immediate support to decrease public health risks from COVID -19 to 500,000 men women and children who are particularly vulnerable to COVID -19 pandemic through a WASH and markets -based assistance. The project mainly focuses on raising awareness of the community on COVID -19 prevention and strengthening the capacity of local health facilities to help them provide prevention and care services. The project will be implemented through local partners in some locations like Pibor, Rumbek and Juba while Oxfam directly implement the project in Akobo and Wau.
Emergency support for effective programme delivery Through this project an aircraft will be chartered and a warehouse constructed to improve service delivery for programmes
WASH Assistance to Refugees in Upper Nile This is a refugee response project in Maban County, Upper Nile State in South Sudan. The project will focus on delivering safe water, sanitation and hygiene promotion to over 45,000 refugees, returnees and host community at Jamam, Gendrassa, and transit camps.
Geared for success' – IDP led and RLOs driving education in Uganda & South Sudan Overall objective of the project is to enhance equitable and inclusive learning outcomes for refugees, internally displaced people and host communities. This is planned through strengthening the organizational capacity of Community Based Organisations (CBOs) working in the education sector and empowering them for effective delivery of gender -responsive education programming, enhance the ability of women to manage their own time and have agency to play leadership roles in CBOs working in the education sector and  improve social attitudes by host communities, refugees, Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs), and key government stakeholders in support of the role of CBOs. This project is a multi -country project implemented in Uganda and South Sudan in Consortium with War Child Canada. Oxfam will implement the project through local partner in Wau, Malakal and Awerial in South Sudan.
Sustainable development and strengthening community resilience in Wau Through Community Led Total Sanitation (CLTs) campaign to improve the status of sanitation and through the selection of borehole sites, formation and training of Water User Management Committees access to safe and clean water through sanitation marketing
Strengthening food security and community resilience in Lankien, South Sudan The project aims to strengthening productive capacities and governance of the agricultural and fishery sector by:  - • Strengthening the capacity of farmers, fish producer groups, traders and their associations to play policy influencing role. • Working with the private sector • Increasing food reserves through supporting peoples' access to food, livelihood inputs and technologies. • Enhancing the purchasing power of vulnerable sections through integrating household income generation into agriculture and fishery production support as well as integrated water resource management for food and nutrition security.
Prepaid water metering and hybrid power supply pumping system in South Sudan This project is replacing the SDXB52 set to accounts completed by Error, therefore the re is no changes. same info has been replicated to SDXB56.The overall objective of the project is to improve the access to safe and clean drinking water to targeted population in Juba, Yei, Yambio and Torit towns. The key activities of the project are installation of new pre -paid smart water meters/ATMs complete with solar power supply and power storage, installation of solar PV, pump installation and borehole drilling and building the capacity of water technicians.   The project will be directly implemented in Juba by Oxfam's Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) team, and in the other three project locations through local partners who will be contracted to support community engagement activities, awareness raising, training and ensuring sustainability of the project.
Emergency preparedness and response to vulnerable populations in South Sudan 20,000 vulnerable target populations will receive assistance to meet immediate food needs. Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) needs of 60,000 vulnerable target populations will be responded quickly and effectively by the Emergency Preparedness & Response (EP&R) team.
Sustainable development and strengthening community resilience in Rumbek The ultimate goal of FEED South Sudan is to see basic food security needs met and vulnerability reduced amongst empowered communities and households in Eastern Equatoria, Central Equatoria, Western Equatoria, Lakes, Warrap, Northern Bahr el Ghazal and Western Bahr el Ghazal.  These communities must become more resilient to build the foundation for sustained economic growth and to foster stability to dampen the spread of conflict.    This project targets 60,626 households (approximately 220,000 direct beneficiaries and approximately 364,000 indirect beneficiaries).  FEED South Sudan is founded on two complementary intermediate outcomes.  The first outcome, "enhanced adaptive capacity of individuals, households and communities for sustained gains in agricultural production and productivity", focusses on skills transfer for production, market development, food utilization and risk reduction.  The second outcome, "improved equitable and inclusive agriculture and protection policies, services and structures, particularly for women and marginalized populations" addresses deep rooted social assumptions about women, men, boys and girls that restrict equitable participation in food production and market activity.
Urban Water Treatment and Improved Sanitation and Hygiene Practices This project will make safe drinking water affordable and accessible to poor households in the long term, by changing the current system which exclusively provides water for the urban population at extremely high prices. This will also provide households with an opportunity to earn an income and provide for themselves and their families by managing newly constructed water facilities and selling clean water to vendors. The project will: Construct water facilities, providing people with a source of clean, affordable drinking water. Support families to earn an income whilst meeting their communities' water and sanitation needs. Enable people to maintain water quality and prevent the spread of disease.
Saving Lives from COVID-19 through WASH and EFSVL Assistance in South Sudan The project intended to support the most vulnerable households in Akobo with Food, Livelihoods, WASH(Water Sanitation and Hygiene), Gender and Protection Assistance.
CHF/OGB South Sudan -Emergency Preparedness & Response WASH programme This project is part of same project funded by CHF in Lakes, but is the (smaller scale) Upper Nile component. Under this project we shall be undertaking:  Construction/drilling 4 new boreholes  10 borehole/handpump rehabilitations  Training of 3 payam level pump mechanics  Training of 20 WMCs  Training of 40 community health promoters
Saving lives now and in future via education, inclusion, capacity building Capacity development for local civil society organisations and Parents and Teachers Associations (PTAs) in delivery of Educaction in Emergencies (EiE) provided. Capacity development for educators and local education authorities in conflict sensitive education planning and delivery in Ganyiel, Nyal and Juba.  Conflict sensitive education delivered to vulnerable children and youth in the targeted areas (Juba, Ganyiel and Nyal). Literacy facilitators provided with advanced literacy and numeracy skills for quality education. Young and adult women provided with knowledge and skills to start small business and send their children to school. Alternative education approaches (such as Accelerated Learning Programme  - ALP) further adopted and delivered in collaboration with the local government authorities to over aged children and youth in Juba Capacity development for education stakeholders (local education authorities, civil society organisations and PTAs) on education management, gender and conflict sensitive approaches, leadership) in Juba  Teachers' and educators' professional development facilitated in Juba  Gender and conflict sensitive quality education approaches models developed  Gender and conflict sensitive policies and programmes in favour of displaced/host populations and teachers supported by stronger evidence base.
Improved food security for vulnerable host populations and returnees The project will target 1,350 Households in Malakal county  and 1,350 households in Maban.The target groups will include economically vulnerable returnees and host community residents who have been affected by the food price increases and the influx of refugees and returnees. The project will also build capacity of extension workers and respective staff of Ministry of Agriculture and South Sudan Relief Rehabilitation Commission, as well as will support local traders to strengthen the market linkage for the continuous supply of basic commodities.
Emergency response and strengthening community resilience - Juba coordination Sanitation and Hygiene for Children and Infants
Emergency preparedness and response to vulnerable populations in South Sudan 20,000 vulnerable target populations will receive assistance to meet immediate food needs.  WASH needs of 60,000 vulnerable target populations are responded to quickly and effectively by the Emergency Preparedness & Response team.
GAC -  Humanitarian WASH, Protection and Gender Response in Pibor and Akobo East The ultimate outcome of the proposed project is reduced suffering, increased and maintained human dignity, and lives saved for conflict affected Internally Displaced Person  (IDP) and host communities, particularly women, girls and people living with disabilities (PLWDs), in Greater Pibor Administrative Area (GPAA) and Akobo Counties of Jonglei State in South Sudan. Oxfam will accomplish this by improving access to gender -sensitive, safe, accessible Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) services and enhancing the use of lifesaving Protection and Sexual and Gender Based Violence (SGBV) services in 9 target payams of GPAA and Akobo. All activities align with South Sudan's 2021 Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP) and Humanitarian Needs Overview (HNO) priorities. The project strategy is informed by the cluster priorities, Oxfam assessment and Inter -agency assessment reports, also contributing to South Sudan's HRP for 2022.
Enhancing humanitarian institutional and community capacity in Lakes State, Sout Enhancing the capacity of South Sudan Relief and Rehabilitation Commission and Sudanese Disable Relief and Rehabilitation Agency(SUDRA),Strengthening engagement between South Sudan Relief and Rehabilitation Commission to, Enhancing Emergency Preparedness Response capacity of South Sudan Relief and Rehabilitation Commission and Sudanese Disable Relief and Development Agency, Raising the profile, promoting, supporting positive contributions of women and youth in emergency preparedness and response and establishment of linkages between Oxfam's longer term, Emergency Food Security Livelihood and WASH programs.
Enhancing Non State Actors Capacity for Development in South Sudan Profiling and mobilization of civil society organisations,conducting training and workshops for networks and leadership skills,group dynamics,media relations,advocacy/policy analysis and data base creation.  Development of county development plans,Baseline assessment,development of community plans,community training ,numeracy and literacy training for local authorities,local government act.   Conduct community awareness peace building,accountability and good governance,create functional inclusive space for public forums and advocate for the implementation of local government act
GAC -  Humanitarian WASH, Protection and Gender Response in Pibor and Akobo East The ultimate outcome of the proposed project is reduced suffering, increased and maintained human dignity, and lives saved for conflict affected Internally Displaced Person (IDP) and host communities, particularly women, girls and people living with disabilities (PLWDs), in Greater Pibor Administrative Area (GPAA) and Akobo Counties of Jonglei State in South Sudan. Oxfam will accomplish this by improving access to gender -sensitive, safe, accessible Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) services and enhancing the use of lifesaving Protection and Sexual and Gender Based Violence (SGBV) services in 9 target payams of GPAA and Akobo. All activities align with South Sudan's 2021 Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP) and Humanitarian Needs Overview (HNO) priorities. The project strategy is informed by the cluster priorities, Oxfam assessment and Inter -agency assessment reports, also contributing to South Sudan's HRP for 2022.
Emergency Public Health Intervention, Equatoria, Southern Sudan. This programme will contribute to a reduction in morbidity and mortality rates due to water borne, sanitation and hygiene related diseases and malaria among the most vulnerable population in Mundri and Mvolo Counties in Western Equatoria State. The project will be implemented and managed by OGB. The funds will be spent on drilling and rehabilitation of boreholes, procurement of materials, Staff  costs, training of communities, needs assessments and transport costs.
Institutionalizing Gender In Emergencies Execution of a gender analysis study and elaboration of a road map for gender mainstreaming capacity building for humanitarian actors, building on the opportunities and gaps identified by the study; delivery of customized gender mainstreaming capacity building for humanitarian actors, including training and sharing of relevant best practices; formation or strengthening of a Gender in Emergencies Working Group (GEWG); development, piloting, and launch of an accountability framework for gender in emergencies, in consultation with cluster members; sharing of reports, case studies and synthesized lessons and best practices among humanitarian actors
Prepaid water metering and hybrid power supply pumping system in South Sudan The overall objective of the project is to improve the access to safe and clean drinking water to targeted population in Juba, Yei, Yambio and Torit towns. The key activities of the project are installation of new pre -paid smart water meters/ATMs complete with solar power supply and power storage, installation of solar PV, pump installation and borehole drilling and building the capacity of water technicians.    The project will be directly implemented in Juba by Oxfam's WASH team, and in the other three project locations through local partners who will be contracted to support community engagement activities, awareness raising, training and ensuring sustainability of the project.
Emergency live saving WASH services to vulnerable people in Jonglei, South Sudan The project will respond to the increasing humanitarian needs caused by the elevated food insecurity, flooding, displacement, and renewed conflicts to the affected host communities, Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs), and returnees through deployment of Emergency Rapid Response Teams (ERRT). Oxfam will respond through distribution of Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) minimum package items to promote access to safe water which will comprise distribution of WASH emergency kits including point -of -use water purification items and storage containers. Construction of dignified and inclusive climate resilient emergency latrines and installing bathing shelters is part of the project of the project intervention to prevent and curb open defecation practices and improved hygiene practices. Oxfam will be directly implementing the project through the Emergency Rapid Response Teams (ERRT).
Upper Nile Scale up WASH activities Oxfam has been working in Jamam camp since January 2012, however due to the extraordinary challenges of finding water it became evident in March that the camp could not provide even 8 litres per person per day for 37,000 people, and attempts were made to find an alternative site to Gendrassa. Oxfam will continue to support to Jamam, Jamam transit sites and Gendrassa with WASH activities, and to provide PHP and limited soap and water purification materials to the refugees in the transit sites. Oxfam is incorporating cholera prevention and preparedness measures into this proposal both for the refugees and the Host Population.
Emergency response and strengthening community resilience in Malakal This project seeks to strengthen livelihood and local leadership capacity of conflict affected communities as well as local and national policy and practice to create a self -determinant and resilient context, enabling people to pursue their aspirations equitably, freely and with confidence and dignity. By focusing on women and youth groups, as well as local leadership and business who want to invest in their community, Oxfam seeks to achieve an environment that bends, not breaks, to current and future crises. Oxfam and our local partners will act as facilitators bringing technical support, innovation and leadership skills to enhance communities' existing resilience capacities to enable them to reach their own goals. Oxfam defines resilience as ‘the ability of women, men, and children to realise their rights and improve their well -being despite shocks, stresses, and uncertainty;'  through simultaneous enhancement of absorptive, adaptive and transformative capacities, our aim is to achieve longer -term and sustainable community resilience by addressing shocks and stresses as well as the causes of hazards and vulnerability.
South Sudan Hunger Response The project will achieve its objective through Emergency Food Security Livelihood (EFSL), Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WaSH), Gender and Protection interventions as detailed in the Response Strategy.  Activities will be implemented through a mix of direct implementation and working with local partners.
Emergency response and strengthening community resilience in Lankien Oxfam will provide immediate life saving support to vulnerable communities for Emergency Food Security and Vulnerable Livelihoods (EFSVL) and WASH whilst ascertaining longer term needs through assessments and research to identify longer term interventions which will inform future programmes to address chronic humanitarian WASH and EFSVL needs