Provision of fishing kits, vegetable and cereal crops kits and extension training to stabilize the livelihoods of returnees, internally displaced persons and host community through food security and livelihood activities in Greater Baggari area of Wau County, Western Bahr el Gazal State, South Sudan This project aims to meet the immediate, medium and long-term food security needs of the target communities in Greater Baggari, Wau County of Western Bahr el Gazal State that were affected by armed conflict, insecurities, climate change and displacement. This will be achieved by:
a)	Provision of cereal seed kits: To ensure the target communities recover from hunger, cereal seed kits and tools accompanied by agricultural extension activities, focusing on good agronomic practices including season of planting, seedbed preparation, planting and spacing, weed management, irrigation, integrated pest and production management, harvesting and post-harvest management will be delivered using farmer field school approach with demonstration plots.
b)	Provision of vegetable kits: beneficiaries will be provided with vegetable kits containing a variety of vegetable seeds followed by extension training on good agronomic practices.
c)	Provision of fishing kits: Intervening at the household level to meet the emergency food security needs through provision of fishing kits will immediately improve the food security and nutrition status of the households. Fishing has a potential to immediately address the food security needs of the targeted vulnerable households through provision of fishing equipment to enable the people to immediately harvest fish from the rivers and swamps in the areas. The fisher folks will be trained on fish preservation methods so as to have enough fish preserved for the future and for marketing at far locations that do not have fishing grounds.
d)	Improving the capacity of farmer field schools: Field FSL officers will be trained by PAH FSL Officers and will support training of beneficiaries on filed level. The field workers will facilitate discussions and demonstration on good agronomic practices for the vegetable, cereal crops farmers, as well for fishery beneficiaries.
e)	Integration: For more holistic approach, PAH will integrate interventions with sectors of WASH, nutrition, education, protection and S/NFI through combined hygiene and nutrition promotion in addition to screening and referral to nutrition partners. Education and health will be integrated through training of school hygiene clubs and school gardening and awareness at the schools, nutrition and health centers. PAH will continue to work with nutrition and health partners like Johanniter in Wau County while the PAH ERT will integrate the WASH, S/NFI and FSL as it did before in Magwi, Boma, Koch and Jur River counties. High focus will be put on protection and thus PAH will recruit a roving protection officer to mainstream protection across all sectors.
f)	Cooking classes for nutritious meals: PAH FSL team together with the nutrition partners will conduct cooking classes for the women so that they know the preparation of nutritious meals from some of the crops/vegetables like cabbages and collard that are not indigenous in the area.