Provision of CCCM mobile services and CCCM capacity building; emergency shelter and non-food items, and protection services to IDPs, returnees and host community members in urgent humanitarian need in Magwi County, South Sudan. The project proposes a multi-sectoral intervention: Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM), Shelter and Non-Food Items (SNFI) lead by ACTED and Protection component lead by implementing partner CINA. Activities will be implemented in Magwi and supported by both CINA and ACTED bases in Juba as well as sub-base in Magwi. ACTED has a strong and experienced SNFI and CCCM partner will provide mentorship to CINA, whereas CINA will provide the same to ACTED with its experiences in protection. Mentorship will also integrate operational capacity-building in terms of MampE, logistics, finance, and compliance. 

CCCM:
In the proposed intervention ACTED aims to expand its CCCM capacity across Magwi. This will complement current activities under OFDA, ECHO and SSHF funding, aiming to reach 12,000 (or 2000 HHs) individuals, and target not only IDPs, but also the host community and returnees, known collectively as a displacement-affected communities, with CCCM activities. ACTED undertakes an area-based approach to ensure the benefits of the intervention are durable and sustainable, and that the newly displaced IDPs are better prepared for self-management after ACTED exits the area. ACTED proposes to undertake 5 rapid scoping assessments and indicatively 3 responses, with estimated target populations of 4000 beneficiaries (BNFs) per site. The interventions will focus on 4 cluster priorities: 1. Camp Management, monitoring and accountability to affected population (AAP), 2. Community-based governance and participation, 3. Site maintenance activities to support minimum living standards and protection standards, 4. Coordination of multi-sectorial assistance and provision of services. 

SNFI:
ACTED proposes 3 multi-sector interventions in Magwi focusing on newly displaced populations, population in a protracted displacement and most vulnerable host communities unable to meet SNFI needs. ACTED will conduct 3 interventions in Magwi targeting a total of 8,753 BNF (or 1,459 HHs) to benefit from the SNFI intervention: 6,053 BNFs (or 1,009 HHs) will be newly displaced and will receive in-kind NFI kits, and 1,600 (or 266 HHs) will be supported with Cash Voucher Assistance (CVA) for shelter. Of these 266 HHs, 100 most vulnerable HHs, will be supported with construction of their shelters through a Cash For Work scheme. ACTED will also target populations living in protracted displacement to replace their damaged shelters/or gaps in NFIs, hence 300 individuals (or 50 HHs) in Magwi will benefit from in-kind/emergency shelter kits and NFI, and 800 BNFs (or 133 HHs) with CVA for shelter. Finally, to mitigate and prevent unintended consequences that SNFI distributions could cause to vulnerable groups, ACTED will conduct all SNFI interventions together with the presence of CINA. CINA will ensure protection mainstreaming, AAP, HLP assessments and safety audits during the SNFI interventions. 

Protection:
CINA, as an experienced Protection partner, will be responsible to implement protection activities and mainstream protection across the entire project. The interventions will target vulnerable populations in Magwi with protection needs, a total of 10,700 BNFs will be provided with General protection, GBV, EORE and HLP activities. 9000 BNFs will be targeted for prevention, risk mitigation and protection awareness raising activities (GBV, AAP, EORE), trainings on peace building, conflict resolution, effective mediation, and HLP awareness (150 BNFs) either through face to face session (not exceeding groups of 5 people maximum) or through megaphones and radio communications. The 5 Protection monitoring activities will be conducted targeting 1,100 BNF, from which 100 will receive Individual Protection Assistance (IPA). CINA will provide: psychosocial support to PSNs (300 BNFs), GBV referral services (50 BNFs), strengthened referral pathways, provide HLP training and assistance (150 BNFs), and fuel-efficient stoves to 100 women and girls.