Provision of integrated Emergency Shelter and NFI services targeting flood affected population in Akobo, Twic East, Uror and Pibor Counties of Jonglei State (SSD-19/HSS10/RA2/NFI/NGO/14750.) This project aims to urgently mitigate the impact of the recent floods in the four counties of Jonglei state within an average timeframe of six months and at a budget of USD 200,000 targeting flood displaced and flood affected women,men, boys and girls. CIDO proposes to deliver critical integrated life-saving Emergency S/NFI activities targeting male and female flood -displaced IDPs and host community in Pibor ,Uror, Akobo and Twic East  Counties of Jonglei State where CIDO has static presence. The project will deliver the ES/NFI intervention focusing on the in- kind modality and will be guided S/NFI cluster methodologies, acceptable international standards such as IASC and CERF life saving criteria. The overall objective is to save lives which would otherwise been lost as a result of protection risks ,exposure to diseases and harsh weather linked to absence of, or poor shelter conditions exacerbated by floods.
The proposed activities will be implemented in synergy with other partners on the ground like ADA, PAH, LWF and HDC who are operating as static and mobile partners in Akobo,Uror Twic East and Pibor Counties.  In addition, this critical response will as well adopt an area-based approach where joint and sector –specific assessments will inform the timely  response modality and priorities for FSL, WASH, Protection, and CCM  for example , decisions on whether survival kits, targeted distributions or blanket distributions could address  site-specific needs.CIDO will include Fishing Kits from FSL, Aqua tabs, Pur sachets and filter clothes plus collapsible jerricans from WASH on distribution item list .CIDO will work closely with existing local coordination mechanisms including  Jonglei State Focal Persons (SFP’s)  for S/NFI all through the project life span to avoid duplication of project activities and ensure maximum value for money and impact .The total number of targeted beneficiaries, men, women, boys and girls targeted by the project are 56000 individuals mainly composed of male and female  IDPS and Host community. The specific locations targeted with population figures are :Pibor County, Pibor Payam 5000, Verteth payam 4000 and Gumuruk payam 4000 individuals,Likuangole Payam 3000. In Twic East County the target will be : Pakeer payam  2000  Nyuak 2000 payam Kongor 2000 and Lith payam 2000, Ajuong  2000  and in Akobo county  Dengjok payam 3000, Nyadit payam ,3000,Gakdong payam ,2000 and Bilkey payam  2000. In Uror County target will bePathai Payam 3,000, Pieri Payam 3,000, Pulchuol Payam 2,000 and Palouny Payam 2,000.
The project will adhere to the set standard SNFI’s cluster targeting criteria of new IDPs and IDPs integrated within the Host Community living  on the higher grounds mainly focusing on female headed households, persons with special needs, unaccompanied elderly, people with no links to the community, separated children, women at risk (pregnant and lactating mothers), child-headed HH, people living with disability assessed and verified to be in need.The Complaint Response\Feedback (CRFM) desk will be standby right from the initial Phase of the analysis and at the distribution points and the overall feedback and complaint mechanisms to be established will play a key role in resolving beneficiaries’ queries and complains and compliments in a proactive manner while providing critical information on Centrality of protection, code of conduct and PSEA documents. This will be useful to CIDO’s MampE team as well as provide lessons learnt to be shared with cluster and IACWG. CIDO will adhere to the Accountability to the Affected Population (AAP) principles both all through the project life span while embracing the policy of Community Communication and Engagement (CCE).This will include sharing vital information and guidelines on disaster -preparedness and mitigation with partners and the affected population so as to promote participatory conversations on post flood recovery.