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Humanitarian protection response to vulnerable South Sudanese Refugees and Host Communities in Kosti Operational support for the Protection services project will focus on prevention of Sexual and Gender Based Violence (SGBV) and child protection. Services will include identification and support to SGBV survivors through psychosocial and counselling support; establishment of 1 Women Centre (which will be supported with facilities and commodities to facilitate activities at the centre), 3 Children’s Clubs in schools and 5 Community Based Protection Networks (CBPNs); trainings for 50 CBPN members, 45 teachers and 45 pupils on psychosocial and counselling support; training on Safe Accessible Dignified and Inclusive (SADI) programming framework for project partners (CAFOD and GAH), and undertaking of a 16-day activism and celebration of International Women’s Day.

In the project, integration of gender and protection of women, girls and other vulnerable categories of people in the community will be through analysis (data gathering and analysis using sex, age disaggregated tools), targeting and adaptation to the diversity of needs, identifying potential negative effects, and introducing prevention or mitigating measures, community engagement, information sharing, setting up of complaints and feedback mechanisms and coordination with other actors/stakeholders.

Catholic Agency for Overseas Development (CAFOD) is the lead partner in the consortium involving Global Aid Hand (GAH). Project activities will directly be implemented by GAH, with CAFOD providing project management and technical support on the focus sector of the project. The project duration is 8 months.
SCBC National HIV&AIDS initiatives This is a 3 year national HIV&AIDS project targeting the church structures at national and diocesan levels focussing on both pastoral and non pastoral activities in responding to the fight against the epidemic, with the aim of empowering church structures, leaders and staff to effectively manage and deliver HIV responses/initiatives. The programme will ensure among others HIV&AIDS mainstreaming into the church’s pastoral activities as well as actively promoting engagement and participation of various church structures in the delivery of HIV&AIDS programmes in the communities to increase personal and community risk perceptions in order to reduce and prevent new HIV infections and re-infections, most especially among the most at risk populations (i.e. youths, teenagers, women, etc), in the 9 dioceses of Sudan. The programme targets over 200 church leaders within the various church structures both the clergy and lay people as well as over 50 staff at national and diocesan levels managing various church programmes.
Responding to South Sudanese Refugees’ sanitation and hygiene needs in White Nile Responding to South Sudanese Refugees’ sanitation and hygiene needs in White Nile’ is a twelve-month project, supported by UNHCR, intended to address sanitation and hygiene gaps/needs of about 179,262  South Sudanese refugees in the nine camps (Alagaya, Al Jameya, Dabat Bosin, Khor Al Warel, Um Sangor, Al Redis I, Al Redis II, Jouri, and Al Kashafa), located in El Salam and El Jabalian localities in White Nile state. The project is anchored within the 2020-2021 Regional Refugee Response Plan  (RRRP), Sudan Country Refugee Response Plan (CRP), UNHCR Sudan and WASH sector 2021 priorities. The processes of project implementation will incorporate efforts and inputs of CAFOD`s implementing partner (ADD), Ministry of Health (MoH), Commissioner for Refugees (COR), Water Environmental Sanitation Project (WES), UNHCR, UNICEF, WASH partners, and Humanitarian Aid Commission (HAC). Project design is informed by WASH sector strategies and recommendations, and 2020 regular surveys on status of access to WASH services by UNHCR in the camps, camp reports by CAFOD and consultation processes involving UNHCR and refugees. 
The Key activities are: 
Construction of 138 shared family latrines (one latrine for average of four families); Rehabilitation of 43 existing latrines including provision and installation of new door to have them maintained and functional; Rehabilitation of 200 existing latrines including minor repair/lock device to have them maintained and functional; Desludging of 620 existing communal latrines.
Enhancing capacities of CAFOD Sudan partners on SADI Assessment and Implementation Safeguarding is the responsibility that CAFOD has to make sure our representatives and activities promote the welfare of people (especially children and adults with specific vulnerabilities) in the communities where we work and do not expose them to the risk of harm and abuse, including sexual exploitation and abuse. Our safeguarding measures seek to prevent situations where individuals can use their position of power to abuse or exploit another person. Safeguarding is a shared responsibility, with all parts of the organisation and all levels of staff involved in ensuring a welcoming, inclusive, dignified and safe environment for those who come into contact with us. The partners in Sudan who deliver CAFOD supported projects are also required to ensure that SADI is entrenched into the programmes. To support the partners on such compliance there is need to ensure capacity strengthening and support is delivered to our partners.
Provision of hygiene and sanitation services to South Sudanese Refugees The project will target approximately 195,970 refugees and 20,000 host communities’ individuals during the implementation phase resulting in a total of 215,970 individuals. The target areas are the 5 camps in the two Select all applicable population types expected for this project.
1 Refugees and asylum-seekers
0 Stateless persons
0 Returnees
0 Internally displaced persons
1 Host communities
0 Others of concern

The project will target approximately 195,970 refugees and 20,000 host communities’ individuals during the implementation phase resulting in a total of 215,970 individuals. The target areas are the 5 camps in the two localities, Al Jabalain and Al Salam locality. Besides the targeted refugees, the project will work with host communities to promote their participation and integration through the implementation of some project activities, such as garbage collection and collaboration with community hygiene promoters. Mainstreaming gender and protection of women and girls’ rights will be through data collection and analysis using sex, and age-disaggregated tools, targeting and adaptation of activities (through designs and spacing of structures; timing of activities; and messaging) to the diversity of needs, identifying potential negative effects, and introducing preventing or mitigating measures, community engagement, information sharing, feedback mechanisms, and coordination. The gender ratio for all activities involving direct beneficiaries will be 6:4.
White Nile Emergency WASH response to South Sudanese and vulnerable host families. CAFOD in partnership with UNICEF through CAFOD national partner SIDO are implementing WASH project in Alagaya and Dabat Bosin  camps and Jory host community village serving the south Sudanese in the two camps, this project is to rehabilitated 60 latrines in Elkashafa camp and covering the hygiene and Sanitation gaps in the Alagaya and Dabat Bosin camps. From the coordination process CAFOD understand that UNICEF and WES are providing the water supply in Alagaya camps and also attending to solid waste management in the Redeas,  Kashafa camps. Plan Sudan is also providing an integrated package of WASH interventions to Redeas, Jory, and Kashafa camps. Additionally, Plan Sudan will support the completion of vector control activities in Redeas,. SRCS and MOH will ensure water quality in the 6 camps through water chlorination and sampling; while also providing soap to these locations except for Alagaya  camps which is given by SIDO and CAFOD. Nonetheless, great needs remain present in each location as discussed at the coordination meetings.

The proposed CAFOD intervention will target 25,052 South Sudanese women, men and children in Alagaya, Elkashafa and Dabat Bosin camps. As agreed through the WASH cluster, CAFOD through its national partner SIDO will sanitation and hygiene promotion in Alagaya camp, and be responsible for sanitation and hygiene delivery to the two Alagaya camps. The two interventions are closely linked and CAFOD will ensure the works are well coordinated either via the existing WASH coordination mechanisms or through ongoing bilateral joint planning and implementation. Safe sanitation facilities will be provided through the rehabilitation of temporary latrine structures. The latrine superstructures will use Iron Zink sheet and other materials including, steel items, bricks, slabs and the sub-structure.  Communal latrines will be provided at a ratio of 1 latrine to every 20 people, as per SPHERE standards, with separate latrines for women and men.  These activities will be accompanied by, general cleaning campaigns.
The Start Fund Learning Grant operational support CAFOD, in partnership with SIDO, collaborating with other partners and stakeholder, responded to a flood crisis through a project funded by START network between 24th of August and 7th of October. Through the project, a total of 7,894 persons (4686 children; 1483 adult female and 1725 adult male) benefitted from Non-Food Items (NFIs) provided. The NFIs provided were blankets, plastic sheets, plastic mats, soap, mosquito net, kitchen set (3 pieces of pots, 1 plate, 1 ladle, 2 round water jug and 2 Tea Kettle). 
The project targeted the hardest to reach affected population in Al Salaam and Um Rimta localities, White Nile State, Sudan. Coordination of responses by agencies in While Nile State was done by UNHCR (NFIs sector lead), with the support of Plan International Sudan. One gap observed during the distribution and coordination processes of NFI’s responses was lack of coordination on quality of items provided, quantity of items delivered vis-a-vis approximate number of household members, and the content of such items as kitchen sets provided to the affected families
Stationery and education items donation to schools - Khartoum and North Kordofan This project defines a one-off distribution of stationery and related education supplies to 8 schools in Khartoum (Angola, Zagalona, Alsalam 31 Boys, Alsalaam 31 Girls, Alsalam 29 mixed, El Fateh 1 Block 22, El Fateh 2 - Block 21, El Fateh 2 - Block 49) and North Kordofan (Comboni mixed, Victoria mixed, Abudghana Boys and Eshuada girls). The items are through kind donation of BOSS Federation to CAFOD.

The items are to be distributed to schools in Sudan for the purpose of improving educational facilities and learning outcomes for Sudanese students and teachers in schools where CAFOD has had recent involvement in education support work. The agreed roles of CAFOD and BOSS Federation being:

BOSS Federation is responsible for:
-	Provision of the stationary supplies
-	Storage of the stationary supplies in appropriate containers
-	Arranging for the stationary supplies to be shipped to Port Sudan (Sudan)
-	Covering costs associated with storage and customs in the UK, and shipment of the supplies up to the point of arrival in Port Sudan.
CAFOD is responsible for:
-	Ensuring all shipping documentation satisfies Sudanese government and customs requirements
-	Coordinating the distribution of the stationary supplies, via local partners as necessary, to schools in the North Kordofan and Khartoum regions
-	Providing evidence of the distribution of the supplies to schools, and reporting back to the BOSS Federation using photographs, reports, and testimonies where possible.
Integrated Food Security and Livelihood for Vulnerable Communities- Shekan Locality North Kordofan This is an Integrated Project whose objective is to improve food security and livelihood of the targeted groups through  multiple interventions which includes; supporting farming beneficiaries who have access to land to improve their cereal production through supply of seeds  and training, supporting pastoralists communities through  trained Community Animal Health workers (CAHWs) service, vaccination campaign and treatment of epidemic dieses.The project also will support  and strengthen the capacities of (CBOs) and saving and loan groups  with interventions which will help to sustain economic benefits. The project will moreover support rural farming community to have access to drinking water through provision of one –off water tinkering system (bladders) and formulation of water committee in the selected villages. Finally the project will support school aged children in Algasiba village to increase access to formal education through improvement of education learning spaces and support children to have better quality education. 
Project outputs are:
Output 1: 500 HHs provided with livelihood support through Agriculture inputs and services in Um Umhilaja, Grdoud balala, Algesip and Umhejlej villages in shekan locality 
Output 2: 5000 animals belonging to 300 pastoralist families in Algesip and Alhagona villages in Shekan locality have improved animal health condition.  
Output 3: 10 saving and loan groups’ members strengthen and their capacity built  through training workshops.
Output 4: 10 saving and loan groups’ members provided with livelihood support through Income Generation Activities to increase income for 500 members. 
Output 5: 300 members in Graddod bella village  built their resilience through DRR capacity strengthening processes.
Output 6: 600 school aged children increased enrolment in Algasiba village through education support.
Output 7: 700 household have increased access to drinking water in Um hajilij village.
Integrated support to vulnerable communities in Um Bada locality The overall objective of this project is to provide an improved inclusive WASH, and Protection through enhancing the contribution of civil society, particularly women and youths in Soug Abzeed , west Omdurman Ombada locality.
Project Outcome and Output:
Protection theme:
Outcome 1: Improved child protection services through an effective response mechanism focusing on the most vulnerable children in targeted host communities of Om Bada Localitiy
Output 1:1:
 Targeted communities trained on CP mechanisms.
  The overall objective of this project is to provide an improved inclusive WASH, food security and livelihood services, and Protection through enhancing the contribution of civil society, particularly women and youths in 2 localities of Khartoum State (Um Bada,). 
Project Outcome and Output:
FSL Theme
Outcome 1: The capacity of communities to respond to livelihood shocks improved through access to essential inputs and services.
Output 1:1
Essential seeds and tools distributed
Output 1:2:
 Micro Finance training provided
Protection theme:
Outcome 1: Improved child protection services through an effective response mechanism focusing on the most vulnerable children in targeted host communities of Om Bada Locality
Output 1:1:
 Targeted communities trained on CP mechanisms.
Output 1.2: Case Management services to targeted communities provided
Outcome 2: Improved safety, health, and dignity of women and girls through the provision of quality GBV response services for women and girls in Om Bada locality.
Output 2.1: 6 Community-based Protection Networks on GBV/SEA established.
Output 2.2: 25 Awareness-raising sessions on GBV and 25 ???? on SEA Conducted.
Output 2.3: Dignity kits to vulnerable women and girls of reproductive age as a part of lifesaving GBV interventions procured and distributed.
WASH Theme:
Outcome 1: Improved access to sanitation among targeted populations.
Output 1.2: WASH NFIs distributed.
Output 1.3:  Hygiene messaging to targeted people delivered
Emergency Grant Support to Sudan Catholic Bishops' Conference for Gratuity settlement This grant follows an urgent request from the Sudan Catholic Bishops' Conference to meet financial liabilities towards their staff. The latter have been forced to resign enmasse and move with their dependants back to South Sudan from the Republic of Sudan. Sudanese of southern Sudan origin (now Republic of South Sudan) were given a transition period  from the date of independence to the 8th of April to sort their new citizenship status. As the deadline approaches, there is no indication that the government of Sudan wil reverse her stand. Thirteen (13) out of 16 staff have opted to resign and move to South Sudan before this deadline. 

The Catholic Church has no finance to support the payments at the moment. They therefore requested CAFOD to help in any way possible to help meet this urgent financial need for the 13 staff of US$ 62,909.  CAFOD has agreed to meet part of this request with a one-off contribution of Sterling £20,000
Area-Based WASH Response to IDPs, Refugees, and most vulnerable host communities, White Nile State This project will mainly focus on WASH interventions by improving the water, sanitation and hygiene of South Sudanese refugees, IDPs, and Host Communities in the five localities (Kosti, Rabak, Al Jabalain, Al Salam, Aldweim). The WASH interventions will target 23,500 IDPs, 10,000 refugees and 6,500 individuals from host communities and will help them in reducing instances of water-borne or water-related diseases in five target locations. 

The project will focus mainly on two outcomes, Outcome 1: Improved safe, adequate, and accessible water supply services in Kosti, Rabak, Al Jabalain, Al Salam, Aldweim localities through new construction, rehabilitation, upgrading of water facilities, and improved O&M systems for both new and existing facilities and Outcome 2: Improved hygiene and sanitation services in targeted IDP settings, Refugee camps, and in surrounding host communities.

Through the WASH component in IDP settings, refugee camps, and host communities surrounding the camps, CAFOD in partnership with a local partner, HOPE will lead on hygiene promotion, provision of communal water storage & distribution facilities, provision of WASH non-food items (household hygiene kits (HHKs), dignity kits, Jerrycans, mosquito nets, laundry soaps, child potties, ibriks), vector control through creation and training of WASH committee, critical sanitation services such as latrine rehabilitation and desludging, cleaning and disinfection, water quality monitoring and disinfection and water supply facilities rehabilitation and running
White Nile WASH response to South Sudanese host community This project aims to provide access to water, sanitation and health services for 74000 people - both host community and South Sudan refugees - in 6 camps in White Nile state. CAFOD’s national partner SIDO will build on the activities of other agencies in the region.

To improve access to safe water, SIDO will construct 12 water distribution points in six camps and a water supply pipeline in one camp, with water supply systems for 4 schools..

To improve sanitation, SIDO will construct communal latrines; provide hand-washing facilities and cleaning tools; garbage collection; and promote hygiene through training.

WASH committees will be established in the camps to oversee the management of the water points and the hygiene promotion activities
Basic Education Support Project in Khartoum State The project aiming to boys and girls from the most disadvantaged, poor and vulnerable communities have access to sustainable quality education in 7 schools in two localities - Oumbada and Karri- in Khartoum state. This could be done through set of activities include:
- Start up workshop/meeting
- Maintenance & rehabilitation of 50 seating units (bench & desk).
- Maintenance & rehabilitation of 10 doors.
- Construction of school latrines in one school (6 rooms)
- Access to drinking water for 4 schools.
- Environmental awareness and Hygiene promotion campaigns.
- Provision of teaching & learning materials for 8 schools.
- PTA training on school improvement plans (SIPs), Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR), child protection and accountability.
- Support 300 of grade 8 students in their national exams.
- M&E and Lesson learning
CAFOD fund for Nutrition/ Child feeding in South and Central Darfur This project is part of CI- Act Appeal- eastern Sudan. The  over all project objective is to To contribute towards improvement of the nutritional status of children under 5 years both boys and girls and pregnant and lactating women, and thus reduce morbidity and mortality associated with malnutrition in Central and South Darfur state during the period from 1-Novermber 2021 to 31-Dec 2021.
project activities include:
Train 200 community (Mothers) on MUAC screening in the deep rural community 							
Train 30  lead mothers and 20 CNVs on IYCF in both Shattaya and Bilal localities							
Raise awareness session for 100 community leaders on micronutrient in Bilel and Dagdossa							
Rehabilitation of 5 nutrition centers 							
MoH training of  7 facilitators/ and 8 training coordinators  							
Travel cost/ Perdiem for 2 staffs
WN WASH response to South Sudanese refugees in Elwaral camp Interventions in this programme document are designed to respond to the humanitarian hygiene needs in this new camp. Activities include Participatory Hygiene Sanitation Transformation (PHAST); Raise awareness on personal, environmental and household hygiene through daily home visits, radio and Interpersonal communication, community dialogue, drama/theater performances, hand washing promotion, water point support /household and jerry can cleaning demonstrations; Conduct hygiene promotion message dissemination and campaigns, follow up the hygiene promotion work alongside community leaders and the hygiene promoters on daily basis; celebrating with Open Defecation Free in Eldibaba village to encourage the community to keep using the latrines and represent a good method which other surrounding communities can follow.