Integrated Child Protection and Cash Based assistance to crisis and flood  affected most vulnerable children and adults in Malakal Town outside POC. ltp style="" class=""gtltspan style="mso-spacerun:'yes'font-family:'Times New Roman'"gtThis project will response to the Child protection needs,ADA will target a total of 9002 whereby 5000 people for child protection and 4002 targeted through Multipurpose Cash Assistance (MPCA) for the flood affected IDPs and host community in Malakal South and Malakal Central Payams Malakal  in Malakal Town, Malakal County. This is to take early action to mitigate the impacts of projected floods in Malakal town and the nearby Payams. This response will include, Child protection case management including multi-purpose Cash based intervention for protection, family tracing and reunification services, awareness creation on prevention of harmful practices on children such as early/forced marriages, child labor, exploitation and abuse as well as referrals to other services providers. Through this project ,ADA will also provide Psycho social support interventions to children and their caregivers facing trauma through child friendly space activities, adolescent clubs and parental sessions. ADA will establish community volunteer committees such Community Based Child Protection Networks to help in reporting child protection issues and Foster care groups. Also ADA will provide capacity building on Child Protection to ADA Child Protection staff and other front line workers from other actors.lt/spangtlt/pgtltp style="" class=""gtltspan style="mso-spacerun:'yes'font-family:'Times New Roman'"gtlt/spangtltspan style="color: black font-family: Arial, sans-serif"gtThis project lt/spangtltspan style="color: black font-family: Arial, sans-serif"gtwill also provide multi-purpose cash assistant (MPC) assistance of USD $ 360 per household for the duration of 3 months to 667
affected IDP Households (HH), 4,002 individuals, 1,542 women, 933 girls, 594 men and 933 boys. All shall be the IDPs outside the PoC in Malakal County, Upper Nile
State. The 667 HH (4,002 individuals) are part of the total IDPS HH multiply
displaced mainly by the  Flood in Pigi and Tonga, Fangak,
and Adidiang conflict between the Kitguang groups) or some of the IDPs were displaced by the flooding in Pigi Canal. Those people have temporarily settled in Malakal
Central Fire Brigade area) Malakal East (State Legislative Assembly
area), and Malakal South (Daniel Comboni Church arealt/spangtltspan style="color: black font-family: Arial, sans-serif"gt. IDPs left
their former homes empty-handed and are now in need of basic livelihood
supplies, shelter, protection, WASH, Education, and an array of other needs
detailed in a September 2022 IRNA Report attached to this proposal. ADA will
focus on the Comboni, Fire Brigade area and Legislative Assembly that is close to where there are ongoing ADA projects (from other
funding) in FSL, Peacebuilding, and Protection. lt/spangtltspan style="color: black font-family: Arial, sans-serif"gtADA will adhere to a Do No Harm approach (DNH)
to ensure the quality of the multipurpose cash without causing any harm to the
existing social system. ADA will analyze conflict-provoking factors in the MPC
distribution and design appropriate mitigation measures jointly with respective
target communities. ADA will undertake regular conflict monitoring to ensure
security and stability for its staff and beneficiaries. Registration and
verification of the most affected people will be done by the team in
consultation with the leaders of the affected persons and the local authority
in Malakal. The cash distribution will be conducted twice (as per allocation
strategy) through the help of the financial service provider which will be
identified by ADA once this project is approved. ADA will carry out
post-distribution monitoring and evaluation to monitor and evaluate the overall
project activities. Several reports including financial and activities reports
will be written and shall be shared with both the protection, S/NFI Cluster and SSHF
through GMS and other reporting tools and templates that are always used for
activities, progress, and financial reporting.lt/spangtlt/pgt