Integrated 27% CCCM, 34% Protection and 39% Shelter through Static Response to Strengthen sites leadership and governance structure for effective sites coordination and management for IDPs population in Bor South County; Jonglei state, Republic of South Sudan. Polish Humanitarian Action (PAH) together with partner Health Link South Sudan (HLSS) propose a multi-sectoral, comprehensive response to address the needs of the most vulnerable internally displaced people in Bor south County. Integrated activities in areas of camp coordination and management, access to shelter/non-food items and protection services will all ensure effective addressing the needs of targeted populations. PAH and HLSS will work closely to coordinate support for vulnerable people displaced by conflict and severely affected by natural disasters i.e. people living in informal settlements vulnerable people left behind after displacement in heavily militarized areas and spontaneous returnees (for SNFI, protection) especially those unable to support themselves with life-saving shelter and non-food items as per the 2020 HRP.

Total beneficiaries to be supported in Bor South across CCCM, Protection and Shelter NFI is 18,086 (10,000 CCCM, 8,000 Protection, 16,086 SNFI, with assumption at least 4000 targeted beneficiaries will be the same for all sectors). Population with highest needs will be confirmed through initial, joint verification done with partners in all the sites targeted for the intervention: Bor South (Makuach, Kolnyang, Baidit, Anyidi, Jalle and Bor town Payams).

An estimated served population for CCCM will be 10,000 beneficiaries across Bor South County. Four (04) sites shall be considered for the assessment and scoping with population of Anyidi 3,347, Makuach 1,834, Liel 3,075 and Jam-jam 1,744. 

Shelter NFI activities aim to reach 13,588 people with in-kind shelter and NFI distributions and 2,500 with cash voucher assistance. Total number population targeted with Shelter NFI response will be 16,088 beneficiaries in Bor South.

The protection activities will support 6,000 people and will include services like support to GBV survivours, psychosocial support and rising awareness sessions for men, women, boys and girls, as well as mitigation measures. They will take form of training. The gender-based violence case management will be provided by HLSS. 
The camp coordination and camp management services will aim to raise capacity of local leaders and to include participation of different community groups to ensure effective coordination, resilience building and self-reliance of the displaced communities living in the camp settings. 
All the proposed activities and the entire logic of the project is based on needs, assessed by PAH and HLSS, thanks to their presence in the area of the implementation. The organizations have in-depth knowledge and experience in similar actions. They operate in close cooperation with the affected population, actively engaging the representatives in the activities. This approach of accountability leads to better ownership and ensures that the actions are adjusted to needs and feedback given by the affected population. The core value of "do no harm" is a base for a protection-centered approach to all activities, despite the sector.