Provision of an integrated Health, Nutrition, WASH, FSL, and Protection interventions aimed at reducing morbidity and mortality; prevent, detect, and respond to disease outbreaks and address the vulnerabilities of women and children in Pibor County. The main objective of the project is to reduce suffering and death among 69,561 men, women boys and girls from Pibor County resulting from the consequences of conflict, poverty and poor access to primary health care, basic needs and protection services by 2021. This will be achieved through a multi-cluster intervention to deliver time-critical, life-saving frontline health and Nutrition services, Food Security and Livelihoods and Protection interventions. The project will deliver Multi- cluster interventions to 9,463 boys , 7,357  girls , 24,635  men and   28,106 women . 65,390 are host populations and 4,174 IDPs) with  16,000  PWDs to achieve its purpose. 
The Health component will deliver last mile primary health care services to 28,650 people in hard to reach communities using the Mobile Medical Teams (eMMT) who will conduct outpatient consultations for common conditions, minor procedures, screening, referral and treatment for malnutrition, immunization campaigns, case management for lt5 children with SAM with medical complications. The Rapid Response Teams (RRT) will be deployed alongside the eMMTs to conduct case detection, verification and investigation of suspected disease outbreaks and conduct initial response. In addition, WHO will enhance capacity for disease surveillance and response for epidemic-prone disease, Infection prevention and control (IPC) and case Management including provision of routine technical support for appropriate response by the Ministry of Health and other health partners 
The Nutrition component will target 10% lt5 children who suffer from SAM with medical complications through inpatient management of severe acute malnutrition with Medical complications to prevent unnecessary deaths. The project will also build capacity of health workers on a) the national protocol of inpatient management of SAM designed by WHO b) conduct supportive supervision missions and on job mentorship to reinforce the quality of lifesaving services provided at the stabilization centers c) establish/strengthen nutrition sentinel sites for nutrition screening at the facilities level to provide time critical information on SAM cases for prompt action.
The FSL component will 21,000 direct and indirect beneficiaries (2,293 boys , 2,117 girls , 8,627 men and , 7,963 men) to have access to dietary diversities, food and income security. The activities include distribution of vegetable seeds, crop seeds and fishing nets. It will also setup 2 kitchen demonstration gardens and build capacity of 59 participants (Community Nutrition Volunteers, Health workers, protections workers, WASH staffs) on agronomic practices, kitchen gardening, post-harvest handling, sustainability and resilience
The protection interventions will assist 10,840 individuals   covering  awareness and outreach campaigns, case management for UASC and GBV cases, distribute dignity kits, protection monitoring and establish child friendly feedback, reporting /complaint mechanisms to enhance accountability to children and their caregivers, training and strengthening various protection structures in Child protection, Gender Based Violence and Prevention of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA) and Psychological First Aid ( PFA) among others. 
The WASH component will target 6,029 beneficiaries in Pibor and Verteth payams in Southern part of Pibor county. The activities will aim at improving the basic WASH services for the vulnerable communities in the hard to reach locations. The activities include Rehabilitation of 2 boreholes, rehabilitation of 2 sanitation structures, Transport WASH supplies, distribution of 500 MHM kits/WASH NFIs, capacity building of 20 Nutrition/Protections staffs, GBV risk analysis and conduct household hygiene promotions to 6,029 HHs.