Integrated lifesaving WASH and FSL interventions among vulnerable populations in Emergency (IPC Phase 4) and Catastrophe (IPC Phase 5) in Fangak and Canal/Pigi Counties in Jonglei State. ltp class="" style=""gtltspan lang="EN-US"gtIn Fangak and Pigi
Canal counties, Conflict, Floods, poor macro-economic
conditions, high cost of living, high disease burdens, and poor WASH standards have resulted in a rise in food insecurity and malnutrition necessitating the need for
immediate scale-up of multi-sectoral humanitarian assistance to save lives and
prevent the total collapse of livelihoods in the affected counties,
particularly populations in Emergency (IPC Phase 4)
and Catastrophe (IPC Phase 5) acute food insecurity. ltbgtIn the counties of Fangak
and Pigi through FSL activities, lt/bgtlt/spangtCAO will implement integrated emergency and sustainable FSL activities for 12 months through the Distribution of fast-maturing crops seeds, vegetables, and fishing kits, the Distribution of small ruminants, Vaccination and treatment of livestock
and Refresher training on agronomic and post-harvest best practices in Fangak
and Canal/Pigi. CAO will Conduct 2 Project inception/introduction meetings (1
per County), Conduct 8 Community mobilization meetings 4 per County,
Identification, selection, and registration of 4,167HHs beneficiaries for both
Counties, Formation, and training of 2 AAP committees 1 per County, Collection,
transportation, and delivery of vegetable, crop and fishing kits, Distribution
of vegetable and crop Kits 4,167HHs for both Counties, Distribution of fishing
kits to 2917 HHs for both Counties, Conduct 2 post-distribution monitoring and
evaluation in Manajang, Mareang, Old Fangak, Paguri, and Phom Payams in Fangak and Alam, Atar, Kadak, Korwai Payams in Canal/Pigi counties.lt/pgtltp class="" style=""gtTo ensure the distribution of ruminant animals, CAO will conduct the identification, selection, and registration of 100HHs beneficiaries (50 per
County) Purchase 200 small ruminants (goats), and 100 per County. transport and deliver 200 small ruminants. 100 per County,  and Distribution of small ruminants to 100HHs
beneficiaries. 50 per County, Conduct 2 post distribution monitoring and
evaluation 1 per County. For the vaccination and treatment of household ruminant animals,
CAO will Conduct 4 mobilizations and sensitization of pastoralists, Purchase and
installation of 2 cold chain systems 1 per county, Collection, transportation, and delivery of vaccines and medicine, and Training of 90 animal Vaccinators. Vaccinating and Treating a total of 4,600 livestock (200 distributed small ruminants and 4,400 animals identified in the wider community for livestock resilience, 2,200 per County. To ensure
sustainability through training and post harvest best practices, CAO will
Conduct 2 training Needs Assessments, Prepare a training manual, Select participants for training, Train 416 HHs on crop and
vegetable farming, on farm and off farm management skills, Establish and fence
4 Demonstration gardens for vegetable. 2 per County and Train 416 on fish
production and preservation in Fangak and Canal/Pigi respectively. FSL Livelihood kits and livestock cold chains will be obtained from the Core pipelineltbrgtlt/pgt

ltp class="MsoNormal" style="text-align:justify"gtltspan lang="EN-US"gtltbgtWASH activities will focus on Fangak County in
the locations of Manajang, New Fangak, and Barboi lt/bgt due
to the severity of the gaps. CAO will reach a total of 11,000 persons (56% female, 40% IDPs) with much needed WASH
services through the distribution of 3,500 WASH kits for SAM and caretakers and
hygiene promotion, provision of water supply in 12 nutrition facilities (Bei, Bolbel, Hotkech, Kuemduok, Kuerkan, Kuernyang, Pakan OTP/TSFP, Panyang, Phom, Tangnyang OTP/TSFP, Wuntur and Manajang and
their catchment areas, establishment and rehabilitation of 11 sanitation
facilities such as latrines that are flood resistant, dignified and inclusive,
setup, upgrade and rehabilitation of  water points, training and deployment of 1ltspan style="font-size: 14px"gt30 key stakeholders that comprise selected 50 hygiene promoters, 40 pump mechanics, 40 water management committees as well as institutional staff, volunteers, and caregivers on key WASH aspects, disability inclusion, and AAP and water testing quality.lt/spangtlt/spangtlt/pgtltp class="sceditor-nlf"gtltbrgtlt/pgt