GB-CHC-285776-SSD001CAFODThis is a 1 year project intend to be rolled out to help bridge the gaps and input into the process of constitution making as well as other key policy making processes in South Sudan, with possibility of extending another year. The project aims at ensuring meaningful citizen participation in the various processes of constitution making and other policies at National and state levels to cultivate the spirit of nationalism among South Sudanese. SuDEMOP therefore being aware of the need for peaceful environment to facilitate smooth participation of citizens in national process, will monitoring key aspects of policy making, governance processes and disseminating timely and accurate information to citizens so as to enhance citizen understanding of issues pertaining policy making both as right owner and duty bearer. This project will enable citizens to make informed decisions on policy and governance issues while engaging with government leaders and other policy makers at grassroots and national level.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Sudan Domestic Election Monitoring and Observation Programme CAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk100001.0000100001.0000CAFOD General Funds50000.0000Sudan Domestic Election Monitoring and Observation Programme 937.6200Sudan Domestic Election Monitoring and Observation Programme 6973.6800Sudan Domestic Election Monitoring and Observation Programme 42089.7000Sudan Domestic Election Monitoring and Observation Programme GB-CHC-285776-SSD003CAFODThis was created to charge CAFOD costs for the Sustainable Livelihood Programme ( Salaries, Staff Travel etc) Funding from a Caritas Belgium Grant will be the first funding approved. The budget may change if new funding is received.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFOD South SudanCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk7314.07778437.847529789.8793CAFOD General Funds-12931.0344CAFOD General Funds-9544.7672CAFOD General Funds9383.0508CAFOD General Funds-945.2033CAFOD General Funds6146.2400CAFOD South Sudan1167.8400CAFOD South Sudan4231.4400CAFOD South Sudan3654.1300CAFOD South Sudan183.9900CAFOD South Sudan368.2900CAFOD South SudanGB-CHC-285776-SSD005CAFODIn September 2011 fighting erupted between the Sudan Armed Forces (SAF) and the Sudan Peoples’ Liberation Movement- North (SPLM-N) in Blue Nile State, Sudan. Since then, around 120,000 refugees fled into Maban County in South Sudan’s Upper Nile State, citing fighting and bombing as their reason for flight. On arrival, refugees are generally exhausted, hungry and dehydrated from having travelled on foot for several weeks, without access to proper food and having had to drink untreated water from open sources. Four camps (Doro, Jamam, Yusuf Batil and Gendrassa) have been established where humanitarian actors provide material assistance and basic services. The host community of Maban was already severely stressed as a result of the influx of returnees, which had nearly doubled the population of Maban from 50,316 in 2008 to over 95,000 in 2012. Provision of basic services is poor, with inadequate access to clean and reliable water sources. Agricultural production is sub-optimal due to a lack of access to farming inputs and basic farming practices. As the already limited focus of attention has turned to refugee camps and even more vulnerable people compete for extremely limited resources, tensions between hosts, returnees and refugees are mounting. The project will contribute to enabling refugee and host communities in Maban to live together safely, sustainably, harmoniously and with dignity. This will be achieved firstly through the development of livelihoods opportunities for refugee and host communities, and secondly through improving hygiene awareness and practises in the host communities of Yusuf Batil,Gendrassa and other villages in Bunj Payam. As a result, in both communities, food security will be enhanced, quality of life improved and nascent tensions reduced. In host communities health status will be improved and incidences of diarrhoeal, malaria and hygiene related diseases reduced. Due to limited partner capacity and logistical constraints CAFOD will take lead in implementing the programme activities with a clear and strategic plan to hand over management responsibility to national church partners as appropriate. To achieve the first purpose of the project, the development of livelihoods opportunities, the project will initiate six sets of activities including establishing kitchen gardens, agricultural support, vocational training and business start-up support, cash for work programmes, introduction of fuel efficient stoves and reforestation. In order to improve hygiene awareness in the host communities, the proposed project will train and support ten community mobilisers from the host community as well as providing soap and mosquito nets for target households. In total, the project intends to provide assistance to 3,800 vulnerable households represented by an individual programme participant. In supporting refugees the programme will support 2,550 refugee households from Yusuf Batil Camp, which has a total population of 34,112 individuals in 7,103 households, with an average of five persons in each household. In supporting the host community, 1,250 households, each with an average of six persons per household will be targeted. Direct beneficiaries targeted by the project Activities Refugee Host Community HHs Home gardens 1,200 600 Agricultural assistance - 600 Vocational Training 50 50 Cash for Work 300 300 Fuel efficient stoves 1,000 - Reforestation - 600 Public Health Promotion - 600 Total direct beneficiary hhs 2,550 1,250* *Note that a total of 1,250 different host community households will receive assistance, some households may benefit from more than one type of activity. A total of 21,894 indirect beneficiaries are also likely to benefit from the project, as follows: 2,550 refugee households, composed of five members each, 12,750 individuals 1,524 host community households composed of six members each, 9,144 individuals. The project will target 1250 out of 1,524 host community households though it is assumed effects will be felt throughout the whole community through disease reduction etc. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFOD South SudanCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk183338.0000315710.0941183338.0000CAFOD General Funds96662.0000CAFOD General Funds-0.2300CAFOD General Funds78963.2800CAFOD General Funds83280.3966CAFOD General Funds30895.8677CAFOD General Funds42857.1428CAFOD General Funds-16948.3630CAFOD General Funds15.2000CAFOD South Sudan1737.4100CAFOD South Sudan737.7100CAFOD South Sudan1317.7800CAFOD South Sudan135471.5800CAFOD South Sudan5298.0100CAFOD South Sudan7312.2300CAFOD South Sudan3617.9800CAFOD South Sudan9671.0500CAFOD South Sudan9067.1400CAFOD South Sudan9091.9100CAFOD South Sudan-268.3800CAFOD South Sudan96622.5000CAFOD South Sudan307.6500CAFOD South Sudan78963.2800CAFOD South Sudan114176.2600CAFOD South Sudan25908.7800CAFOD South SudanGB-CHC-285776-SSD006CAFODThis is a 6 month internal project for the development of South Sudan Country Strategic Plan (CSP) to guide and inform the country planning and programming between FY 2014/15 to 2019/20. The process will involve partner and stakeholder consultations including joint workshops with CAFOD staffs. The country team will be supported by one external facilitator from UK formerly CAFOD staff and also the head of programme effectiveness in the HQ. The CSP process will be concluded with a formal launch event in Juba. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFOD South SudanCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk15906.770029959.0000CAFOD General Funds-14052.2300CAFOD General Funds808.9500CAFOD South Sudan926.0400CAFOD South Sudan31.3800CAFOD South Sudan306.7500CAFOD South Sudan6557.0000CAFOD South Sudan6371.9100CAFOD South Sudan50.9300CAFOD South Sudan2193.9400CAFOD South Sudan650.4000CAFOD South Sudan1189.7500CAFOD South Sudan-3180.2800CAFOD South SudanGB-CHC-285776-SSD007CAFODThe project seeks to support the equitable access to safe water, sanitation and hygiene in Yei County, South Sudan. This objective will be achieved through improved access to new water points, rehabilitation and repair of existing water facilities as well as through creating awareness and behaviour change on good hygiene behaviours. This initiative will go a long way reducing water borne diseases as well as increasing the time families, particularly women; have to engage in productive activities thus improving their economic status. The project will take deliberate actions to include women and girls in the implementation so as to build their confidence in decision making as well as participate in development projects in their community. It is anticipated that 31,500 people will benefit from the project with improve access to safe water as well as improved sanitation and knowledge on hygiene and sanitation. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of YeiCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk213142.06004725.0000CAFOD General Funds5000.0000CAFOD General Funds275500.0000CAFOD General Funds-42017.0000CAFOD General Funds-30065.9400CAFOD General Funds777.0300Caritas Diocese of Yei59465.4800Caritas Diocese of Yei11595.0000Caritas Diocese of Yei623.3800Caritas Diocese of Yei924.7400Caritas Diocese of Yei59187.6300Caritas Diocese of Yei34791.6700Caritas Diocese of Yei199.2000Caritas Diocese of Yei44024.4600Caritas Diocese of Yei696.1600Caritas Diocese of Yei841.2800Caritas Diocese of Yei16.0300Caritas Diocese of YeiGB-CHC-285776-SSD008CAFODThis project aims to support up to 36 orphans and vulnerable children in the Diocese of Tombura- Yambio, through the building of permanent and secure accommodation. It will also ensure that these children have food, clothes, school fees and learning materials and will support them through counselling and psycho-social support. Sister Bianca has been working in the Diocese of Tombura-Yambio, with orphans and vulnerable children, for over 30 years - throughout the civil war and the recent Lord’s Resistance Army crisis in the region. With little funding or support Sister Bianca has established a base in Tombura and is taking care of over 30 children with the help of some volunteer staff. There has been a recent call from the community and development partners to scale up this project. CAFOD has a long standing relationship with our partner, CDTY (Catholic Diocese of Tombura-Yambio) supporting their HIV/AIDS work and we are looking to increase this support to other areas of their work.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Catholic Organization for Development & PeaceCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk101839.570053522.000087533.0000CAFOD General Funds11064.0000CAFOD General Funds6327.0000CAFOD General Funds36131.0000CAFOD General Funds10551.7300CAFOD General Funds3854.3000CAFOD General Funds-99.4600CAFOD General Funds64056.0300Catholic Organization for Development & Peace5083.5000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace2224.7000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace5442.6100Catholic Organization for Development & Peace357.1400Catholic Organization for Development & Peace-1912.3500Catholic Organization for Development & Peace12281.3700Catholic Organization for Development & Peace44937.8500Catholic Organization for Development & Peace7998.7300Catholic Organization for Development & Peace585.4200Catholic Organization for Development & Peace9652.3100Catholic Organization for Development & Peace899.4200Catholic Organization for Development & Peace3754.8400Catholic Organization for Development & PeaceGB-CHC-285776-SSD009CAFODThis is a 1-year project aimed at facilitating the relocation and establishment of the Kosti Pastoral Region’s Community Development Office (CDO) from Kosti in Sudan to Renk in South Sudan. With the current CDO office located in Kosti in Sudan coordination and supervision of programme activities as well as engagement with CAFOD the only Caritas partner actively working in Northern Upper Nile in the parishes of Renk and Maban has not been possible due to the political tensions between the two countries that led to the closure of border between Sudan and South Sudan. The present situation has incapacitated the CDO Office to effectively plan, implement and manage projects/programmes. The proposed transfer of the said parishes to Malakal diocese located in South Sudan has also been hampered by the on-going political tensions as well as the lack of adequate clergy and skilled lay manpower. This has led to CAFOD becoming semi operational in order to reach out and provide services to the needy refugees and host communities consisting mainly of returnees.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral RegionCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk64819.000064819.0000CAFOD General Funds43.4800Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region143.0100Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region682.2500Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region18313.4000Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region1869.9200Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region43766.9400Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral RegionGB-CHC-285776-SSD010CAFOD This is a one year pilot project intended to build upon lessons learned from previous three year project SUD264 which ended in December 2012, and to provide support to the large number of returnees already settled in Renk, the displaced people from Kuek of Manyo County and the host community. The returnees and IDPs has put an enormous challenge on the already over stretched services for the host communities of Renk county, where acute food insecurity remains the main problem for the majority of the people. This is exacerbated by the low harvest of sorghum last year due to dry spell and pests, continued boarder blockade, increased prices of commodity and fuel, insecurity along the border, poor road connectivity of Renk County to other parts of South Sudan especially during rainy season, and high demand of produce in the market due to increased population from the returnees among others. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral RegionCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk126798.808350000.0000CAFOD General Funds82389.9782CAFOD General Funds-5591.1699CAFOD General Funds11281.0600Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region222.7200Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region-10652.1700Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region433.4100Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region46808.5100Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region798.1200Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region1108.3500Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region1418.6900Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region636.3600Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region1730.0900Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region2009.7500Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region95.9700Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region6831.4600Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region1764.4200Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region54050.6300Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region5176.1600Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region58.1500Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region3027.1300Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral RegionGB-CHC-285776-SSD011CAFODThis is a 5 months bridging gap project as CAFOD continues to finalise its Country Strategy Document and it builds upon lessons learnt from the previous cycle, and the findings and recommendations of the Sustainable Livelihoods Programme evaluation conducted in 2013. This project will also build upon key findings of the Horn & East Africa Think Small 2 (TS2) research. Within the Horn & East Africa region, the TS2 research was conducted specifically in Kenya and South Sudan. In South Sudan, beneficiaries from Caritas Archdiocese of Juba were considered as sample for the South Sudan Livelihoods Programme. The PPA household Economic Survey conducted in November 2013 also highlighted some improvements in the lives of beneficiaries we support, that is changing eating patterns, improved income, and increased access to extension services and agriculture inputs, however more need to be done if lasting positive impact is to happen to change the lives of these poor and vulnerable people. Furthermore, from April 7 – 11th of 2014 the resilience and sustainability cluster gathered for the first time in Kitui Kenya to discuss the benefits of an integrated approach and share best practices and lessons learned from various projects and countries that CAFOD works in. Discussions within the Livelihoods theme had highlighted that it is not enough just to help poor and disadvantaged people to ‘hang in’ to a subsistence livelihood, but that we should be looking beyond survival, to build livelihoods that enable poor people to thrive as well as survive. This project is intended to address these outlined issues which as they sounds may not be achievable within this period but they have to be started. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Archdiocese of JubaCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk50000.0000101567.550050000.0000CAFOD General Funds71466.0000CAFOD General Funds21900.0000CAFOD General Funds8201.5500CAFOD General Funds36395.0900Caritas Archdiocese of Juba13604.9100Caritas Archdiocese of Juba35690.4800Caritas Archdiocese of Juba22334.1300Caritas Archdiocese of Juba689.6400Caritas Archdiocese of Juba12751.7500Caritas Archdiocese of Juba21900.0000Caritas Archdiocese of Juba8201.5500Caritas Archdiocese of JubaGB-CHC-285776-SSD013CAFODThis is a one year national HIV & AIDS project targeting the church structure and other partners working in the related areas of combating the epidemic (HIV & AIDS ) at both national and diocesan level in pastoral and non pastoral activities with an aim of empowering the church structures to partner with other local NGO'S, national organisation, government institutions, and local leaders to effectively deliver the HIV & AIDS initiative. The programme will focus on advocacy,networking with partners and HIV & AIDS mainstreaming, education for life programme both at national and the diocesan level, the programme targets seven dioceses and 35 local partners in different locations.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas South SudanCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk25000.000066023.330025000.0000CAFOD General Funds60092.0000CAFOD General Funds5931.5000CAFOD General Funds-0.1700CAFOD General Funds14704.5800Caritas South Sudan6.1900Caritas South Sudan10289.2300Caritas South Sudan48778.7700Caritas South Sudan11313.2300Caritas South Sudan5931.3300Caritas South SudanGB-CHC-285776-SSD014CAFODThis is an 11 month bridging gap project as CAFOD continues to finalise write up of its new country strategy paper. The project is a continuation of the support that CAFOD has been providing to the diocese to address the HIV and AIDS situation whilst also complimenting other HIV and AIDS initiatives through raising community awareness around HIV and AIDS. The project is developed building on key recommendations from the 2013 HIV&AIDS final evaluation report and it is developed to target church structures in the Archdiocese of Juba with the main aim of strengthening its capacity in responding to the needs of PLWHAs while engaging in HIV&AIDS awareness campaigns at parish level so as to increase risk perceptions in selected church primary and secondary schools in order to reduce and prevent infection and re-infection, most especially among the youth and teenagers. The project is going to provide support to religious leaders as well as diocesan staff, people living with HIV&AIDS and other diocesan level actors in the response against HIV&AIDS and sustainable livelihoods support through horticulture and income generating activities to PLWHAs to address issues related to income/asset building and nutrition. The project also aims to promote positive living and abstinence as well as educating the communities around issues to do with HIV and AIDS. Implementation of the project will therefore support training of 160 peer educators whom among others shall include teachers and to reach out to at least 3,500 at risk youth and teenager population in six primary schools and four secondary schools targeted in the parishes of Juba Archdiocese and finally to support livelihoods and income generation initiatives of 140 PLWHA through support in provision of agricultural inputs (vegetable seeds and tools) as well as IGA support through cash grants and business skills training to the targeted beneficiaries. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Archdiocese of JubaCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk89005.960022875.0000CAFOD General Funds61391.0000CAFOD General Funds-188.9800CAFOD General Funds4928.9800CAFOD General Funds-0.0400CAFOD General Funds15118.5200Caritas Archdiocese of Juba7756.4800Caritas Archdiocese of Juba32360.1200Caritas Archdiocese of Juba28841.9000Caritas Archdiocese of Juba4928.9400Caritas Archdiocese of JubaGB-CHC-285776-SSD015CAFODThis is 12 months HIV&AIDS project targeting the church structures in the Diocese of Tombura-Yambio with the aim of strengthening its capacity in responding to the needs of PLWHA and the community through engaging in awareness raising on HIV& AIDS at diocesan and county levels to increases risk perceptions in the selected parishes/county in order to reduce and prevent infection and Re-infection among the community. The project targets to train religious leaders, peer educators, PLWHA and other diocesan level actors; a total of 1055 people in the selected parishes/counties will be reached directly while an estimated 15,000 at risk population in the targeted parishes will indirectly be reached by the project through local media. Following CDTY’s three year project from April 2010 to March 2012 and its one year project from April 2013 – March 2014, considerable achievements have been observed through an external evaluation and the diocese themselves. A number of lessons have been learnt, and despite the wide range of achievements made so far, there are still some significant challenges being faced. The design of this proposed project is therefore based on information collected during recent project monitoring visits conducted by CAFOD, Caritas Australia and CDTY. It will also continue to addressed some of the gaps that were identified by the external evaluation report and the 2013 project. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Catholic Organization for Development & PeaceCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk70843.87084420.810022456.7741CAFOD General Funds48387.0967CAFOD General Funds4420.8100CAFOD General Funds37540.7400Catholic Organization for Development & Peace242.6800Catholic Organization for Development & Peace28720.4300Catholic Organization for Development & Peace94.8700Catholic Organization for Development & Peace853.6600Catholic Organization for Development & Peace3391.4900Catholic Organization for Development & Peace4420.8100Catholic Organization for Development & PeaceGB-CHC-285776-SSD017CAFODCatholic Radio Network (CRN) is a media initiative with nine FM radio stations: eight in the Catholic Dioceses of the Republic of South Sudan and one in the Nuba Mountains. The Juba-based centre of coordination, administration and production of news and shared programs in English is its hub. The objectives of CRN which is aimed at being achieved in this project is to promote peaceful coexistence among ethnic groups, and to empower indigenous people, especially women and illiterate, to get more involved in decision making and take active part in the political process in the Republic of South Sudan. The project will achieve this through informing and keeping the population with relevant news items in different languages to foster political participation even among the marginalized groups, especially those who are not able to understand English and Arabic. The constitution making process, that has been temporarily halted, will continue to receive adequate coverage in the CRN radio stations, to promote people’s participation in the process. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Catholic Radio NetworkCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk105352.2580105352.2580CAFOD General Funds52676.1300Catholic Radio Network52676.1300Catholic Radio NetworkGB-CHC-285776-SSD018CAFODThis is an 8 months project and was designed based on the information collected during previous project monitoring visits conducted by CAFOD, Caritas Australia and the implementing partner. Additional information was also collected during an assessment conducted in November 2011 by Caritas Yei with support from CAFOD, county authorities and the Relief and Rehabilitation Commission after Caritas Yei requested for support to undertake priority needs assessments to inform the direction of relief and development initiatives in the Diocese. The project seeks to support an Improved household sanitation and hygiene levels that will lead to reduction in disease outbreaks. The project will contribute towards enabling the communities in the targeted areas of Yei Diocese to live together in a safe and clean environment with dignity. This will be achieved through the promotion and support of good hygiene and sanitation practices in the communities. This initiative will go a long way reducing water borne diseases as well as increasing the time families, particularly women; have to engage in productive activities thus improving their economic status. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of YeiCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk46588.129647290.2283CAFOD General Funds-702.0987CAFOD General Funds42867.7600Caritas Diocese of Yei1830.4300Caritas Diocese of Yei2229.5700Caritas Diocese of Yei-339.6300Caritas Diocese of YeiGB-CHC-285776-SSD019CAFOD South Sudan Humanitarian Trend: The issue of the borderline areas remains high on the rudder for humanitarian monitoring and programming. Stability remains dependent on a semblance of mutual understanding between the Governments of Sudan and South Sudan, especially on the critical issues of Oil and Abyei. The border demarcation remains unfulfilled. Conflicts between the Government of Sudan and rebel forces in Blue Nile and South Kordofan have remained an issue and any escalations shall result into refugee outflow into South Sudan. The conflict between the Yau Yau fighting forces and Government of South Sudan forces in Jonglei remain of concern, posing serious protection and humanitarian access challenges. The ripple effect of the conflict is the displacement of the local population into the bushes and across borders to Ethiopia, Kenya and Uganda. Among the CI Members, CAFOD is the only actor with a presence in the volatile area bordering with Blue Nile and South Kordofan. This presence is crucial, also for the continued capacity building support to CDO. Current Maban Emergency Programme Situation: In 2012, CAFOD South Sudan started an emergency operation in Upper Nile State, in partnership with the Catholic Development Office, to reach out to Refugees and the Host Community in Maban County. This project, which started in October 2012, had a sector focus of Livelihoods and Sanitation & hygiene promotion, directly reaching out to 3,661 households or 21,966 people. The project, which is jointly funded by Caritas France, Caritas Australia, Caritas Italiana, Trocaire and CAFOD is due to end in September, 2013 and the anticipated funding from Caritas Belgium has not come through. The Initial proposal was for £1.7 Million, but only £544,273 was raised through the CI Member Organisations. CDO Partnership in Upper Nile State The implementation of Maban Emergency Project has been in partnership with Catholic Development Office (CDO) of The Diocese of Kosti in Sudan, but affiliated to Malakal Diocese of South Sudan. The partnership was for life saving and protection of dignity of refugees and host communities in Maban County of Upper Nile State of South Sudan. The CDO partnership has strengthened CAFOD work with the Church and the host community. In the three months period, CAFOD shall continue to support CDO Capacity building activities and the retention of key partner staff from the previous project. Project Manager, Two Livelihoods Officers, Hygiene promotion officer, Compound Administrator, Driver and Office Cleaner will be taken on board. CAFOD is committed provide Senior Emergency Response Officer (SERO), Emergency Response Officer (ERO) and Livelihood Accompanier in Juba to support project for effective implementation. While CAFOD has been more operational in the previous project, the strategy in this period is to empower CDO to lead the programming. They shall be supported to link with other INGOs. The focus of programme shall be on sanitation & hygiene promotion and Livelihoods recovery activities. Avenues to mobilise funds and new partnerships shall be developed in partnership with the Diocese. Coordination shall continue at field level with Relief and Rehabilitation Commission (RRC), UN Clusters and Local Authorities. National Level Coordination – - Key areas of focus shall include Cluster Coordination, Partnership with other CI Members, Joint assessment missions and review / peer reviews, Donor liaison and fundraising activities. - CAFOD and CDO shall work with the food security and livelihoods agencies, FEWSNET and government Met department for the necessary weather monitoring and early warning information dissemination for agricultural and livestock production. CI Partnerships – CAFOD will be working with other CI Members in region, especially with CRS, Cordaid and Caritas South Sudan (CSS). Among CI members, CAFOD presence in Upper Nile State is a key representation, to link with the presence of Trocaire in Northern Bar El Ghazal and CRS in Jonglei. The Juba CI Forums, which takes place quarterly, shall continue to add value to our partnership and programming. Sectors covered by the project: 1. Sanitation and Hygiene Promotion (Direct targets; 790HH) Improved public health awareness and practises in the host communities of Yusuf Batil, Gendrassa and Bunj Payam thus improving health status and reducing incidence of diarrhoeal, malaria and hygiene related diseases. Main Activities - Knowledge Attitude Practice (KAP) Survey (before & After) (250HH) - 10 sessions on Hygiene promotion in communities (500HH) - Construction of 40 pit Latrines (40HH) 2. Food Security- Specifically through both agricultural and non-agricultural Livelihoods actions (Direct targets; 248HH) Objective: Development of livelihoods opportunities for refugee and host communities around Yusuf Batil Camp, Gendrassa and communities in Bunj Payam thus enhancing food security, improving quality of life and reducing nascent tensions. Main Activities a. Agriculture survey and Field Days (200 beneficiaries) - Post harvest survey, beneficiaries of field crops Field days b. Vocational Training - black smith, brick moulding (10 beneficiaries) - Procurement of start-up tools - brick moulding (5kits) - Procurement of start-up tools - black smith (5kit) - Training; basic business mgt and bookkeeping (10participants) - Support to production units - ( brick making) c. Vocational Training - Hairdressing/barbers (16 beneficiaries) - Procurement of start-up tools – barbers (8) - Procurement of start-up tools - hair dressers (8) - Training; business mgt and bookkeeping, hygiene & HIV & AIDS (16participants) d. Business start-up support (IGA)(22beneficiaries) - Training in basic business management and book keeping skills (22 participants) Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral RegionCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk46779.256154946.9512CAFOD General Funds-8167.6951CAFOD General Funds54946.9500Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region-8167.7000Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral RegionGB-CHC-285776-SSD025CAFODThis project contributes towards enabling affected populations in Maban to live in a dignified manner through improving hygiene awareness and practises as well as supporting the development of alternative means of livelihoods which will result in an improved quality of life of the affected people.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral RegionCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk96996.910096996.9100CAFOD General Funds8324.7100Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region33619.0500Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region11834.3200Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region15243.9000Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region19513.6200Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region8016.0300Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region1653.3100Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region314.6700Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region-713.9300Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region-3615.6600Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region285.4400Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region2098.0600Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region423.3900Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral RegionGB-CHC-285776-SSD027CAFODThe current crisis in South Sudan, which started on 15 December 2013, has affected huge population movements and displacements in the country. Close to half a million people are believed to have been displaced as a result of armed conflict with many more believed to have fled their homes or lost lives of dear ones in the course of the conflict. There are further reported cases of thousands of South Sudanese who have fled to the neighboring East African countries. The UN Bases across South Sudan have continued to cater for thousands of South Sudanese population who sought for shelter and protection across the ten states of the nation. As the crisis struck, the affected population experienced difficulties due to lack of many basic life needs which among others include shelter, access to basic health care, food and none food valuables, water, sanitation and hygiene related challenges. On Dec 17th 2013, St. Vincent De Paul first received a batch of 230 IDP families (mostly women, children and elderly people) whom the parish was able to support with food and none food items, shelter (in the secondary school blocks), medical care, water and spiritual support to overcome the challenges of the conflict. Later on as more and more people flocked in, the parish run short of capacity to harbour all of them hence it decided to transfer a total of 300 IDP hhs to the UN compound in Juba town, however their welfare remained the responsibility of the parish to date. The parish has also supported the relocation of 80 IDPs to Nadafal IDP camp in Kapoeta East County, Eastern Equatoria State with the support of UNHCR. On January 30th 2014, the parish again received a total 30hhs of IDPs who claimed to have arrived from Jonglei state following the aftermath of the recent clashes between the government forces and the opposition which led to the retake of Bor town by the government forces. This new group greatly encroached on the already scarce food and non food items reserved in the stores to save lives of the people whom the parish caters for since mid Dec 2013. Don Bosco Selasians are international congregation working for education and youth projects in supporting the needs of the most vulnerable societies across the world. St. Vincent De Paul Parish of the Selasians of Don Bosco located 4km south east of Juba town has started its operations in South Sudan in 2005 with operations in four states, namely Central Equatoria, Western Equatoria (Meridi), Western Bar El Ghazal (Wau) and Warrap States. The parish in Juba runs education and health programmes of technical and women vocational institution, a youth centre, secondary and primary schools, a health centre and kindergarten. This project therefore seeks to support the 105 households with provision of emergency food, non food items, medical care and cash grant support to the targeted households camped in the compound at Gumbo and this will support the procurement of NFIs (bowls, plates, buckets, blankets, soap and mats) as well as food and cash grant support and procurement of medicine for curing opportunistic infections mostly among children and adults in the new camp established within the parish/church premises in Gumbo-Juba. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)St Vincent De Paul-Selasians of Don BoscoCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk20000.000023776.843320000.0000CAFOD General Funds20066.0000CAFOD General Funds3710.8433CAFOD General Funds1912.3500CAFOD General Funds-1147.4100CAFOD General Funds-764.9400CAFOD General Funds20000.0000St Vincent De Paul-Selasians of Don Bosco20066.0000St Vincent De Paul-Selasians of Don Bosco3710.8400St Vincent De Paul-Selasians of Don BoscoGB-CHC-285776-SSD029CAFODThis is a recovery package for displaced persons camped in church compounds in St. Theresa Cathedral, Kator are specifically targeted by this project majority of whom are women and children. Pregnant, lactating women, the elderly, the sick and children will be supported. They are the most vulnerable group of the population. According to meeting held between CAFOD, secret heart sisters and group leaders on 07/02/2014, the urgent needs of displaced people as expressed by the group leaders is a return (recovery package) which according to them should include food, NFIs, and Shelter as the area where they were displaced is currently demolished with all houses destroyed. The recovery package is to facilitate their return process to protect them from the expected rains which will eventually ensure that we minimise the occurrence water born diseases outbreaks as a result of rains but also poor sanitation and to ensure their dignity is respected. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Sacred Heart Sisters, KatorCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk10000.000010000.0000CAFOD General Funds10000.0000Sacred Heart Sisters, KatorGB-CHC-285776-SSD030CAFODThe current crisis in South Sudan, which has been ongoing since 14 December 2013, has resulted in huge population displacements (IDPs). As of January 23rd, approximately 575,500 are reported as displaced as a result of armed conflict. Many thousands more, as yet unrecorded are likely to have fled their homes. Over 74,000 of these have already fled into neighboring countries, whilst the death toll is now estimated at over 10,000 people. The humanitarian situation in many areas is extremely grave. Many families are being housed at UN bases across South Sudan, with others seeking shelter in Church Premises/nearby bushes or with host families. UNOCHA situation report # 13 , claims that over 100,000 people are reportedly displaced in Upper Nile State. Some of those displaced have sought refuge in nearby counties such as this projects target regions of Renk and Maban. The displaced have walked long distances without any food, assets or form of shelter and staying in the open (often under trees). Currently the most urgent needs experienced in target counties are; shelter, NFI’s, WASH, food and health. The areas the displaced are seeking protection in (Renk and Maban) are not able to absorb all their needs. This proposed three month rapid response aims to provide urgent humanitarian assistance through emergency unconditional cash transfer, latrine construction and hygiene promotion to IDPs affected by armed conflict in South Sudan. The project will reach 1,600 individual IDPs (320 HH) with urgently needed cash transfer and WASH assistance in Maban, and 1,250 individual IDPs (250 HH) in Renk with unconditional cash transfer. Proposed activities include: Construction of 32 emergency latrines. Hygiene promotion in Maban for 1,600 IDPS. Unconditional cash transfer for 1,600 (in both Renk and Maban for food supplies and NFIs). Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral RegionCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk44962.000010000.0000CAFOD General Funds34962.0000CAFOD General Funds15243.9000Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region8754.8600Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region8016.0300Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region1235.7200Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region9.4700Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region10330.8100Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region90.8500Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region1280.3600Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral RegionGB-CHC-285776-SSD031CAFODThis was created to charge CAFOD costs for the Welfare Support for Orphans in Tombura (professional fee for the CAFOD recruited site supervisor, Staff Travel costs, communication and repairs etc). Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFOD South SudanCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk5930.090016481.8200CAFOD General Funds-10551.7300CAFOD General Funds5930.0900CAFOD South SudanGB-CHC-285776-SSD032CAFODThis project is aimed at extending humanitarian assistance to the Catholic priests, Sacread Heart Sisters and the Apostolic Administrator of the diocese of Malakal who have deserted the diocese due to the recent political crisis that had hit the country.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of MalakalCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk10000.000010000.0000CAFOD General Funds10000.0000Caritas Diocese of MalakalGB-CHC-285776-SSD033CAFODThis is one year project targeting the gaps related to the operational costs of the national office of Caritas South Sudan and is earmarked to address costs related to salary support costs, office rent and other office running costs/overheads. The support will ensure among others actively promoting engagement and participation of the various Caritas Sister Agencies as well as the diocesan Caritas offices in responding and addressing programme needs as well as humanitarian appeals.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Sudan Catholic Bishops ConferenceCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk13531.000013531.0000CAFOD General Funds13531.0000Sudan Catholic Bishops ConferenceGB-CHC-285776-SSD034CAFODThis grant will go towards support of the Holy Trinity Peace Village Kuron to support the establishment of safe water point with installation of sub-miscible solar pump, with PVC pipes and water tank which will result in supporting the peace village initiatives of: 1. Programme for youth, women and cattle raiders towards peaceful co-existence 2. Training of community police to maintain peace and order amongst the community. 3. Training youth and women at the youth centre on vocational skills.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas ToritCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk6000.00006000.0000CAFOD General Funds6000.0000Caritas ToritGB-CHC-285776-SSD036CAFOD In December 2013, a power struggle within the ruling political party mutated into an armed conflict, first on the streets of the capital Juba, then spreading across the country. During the first six weeks of the crisis, Central Equatoria, Jonglei, Unity and Upper Nile states saw heavy fighting between Government and opposition forces. According to UN OCHA, by March 27th, approximately 803,000 persons have been internally displaced and 254,600 have been made refugees1. The majority of these IDPs are seeking shelter, protection and assistance in UN bases and in churches where no UN bases exist. CAFOD’s local church partners, including the Sacred Heart Sisters and DONBOSCO in Juba as well as Sacred Heart Sisters Malakal and Caritas Malakal in Upper Nile and a number of members of the regional Caritas Confederation; such as Caritas Yei, Juba, CDO in Maban etc. have been receiving traumatized IDPs in their churches since the very beginning of the crisis, offering shelter and any basic assistance they could with the available resources. When listening to the horror stories of what happened in the town of Malakal, it would be unthinkable to imagine someone who went through the ordeal going back there. Apostolic Administrator of the Diocese Msgr. Roko Taban Mousa said that generally the Diocese is operating from Juba where they have a small liaison office (located in CAFOD) compound, from where they coordinate some activities of the diocese in collaboration with some catechists who are in the villages with the people. A needs assessment was conducted by CAFOD during February 2014 in the target area in Upper Nile State and an urgent need for Food, Non-Food Items (NFI), Water, Sanitation & Hygiene (WASH) and medical supplies was identified. As a result, the proposed project is intended to support 1,500 Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) with multi-sector humanitarian assistance in the Malakal and Melut Counties of Upper Niles state of South Sudan. All 1,500 targeted IDPs are currently camped in different locations in Melut and Malakal, having fled recurrent armed conflict. The target beneficiaries will be provided with Food, NFI, WASH and Health assistance.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of MalakalCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk59639.000039055.0000CAFOD General Funds20584.0000CAFOD General Funds8011.7000Caritas Diocese of Malakal11216.0900Caritas Diocese of Malakal3713.8600Caritas Diocese of Malakal5272.1800Caritas Diocese of Malakal25948.3000Caritas Diocese of Malakal3333.3500Caritas Diocese of Malakal2143.5200Caritas Diocese of MalakalGB-CHC-285776-SSD037CAFODUpper Nile State was one of the most affected regions in south Sudan when a violent civil conflict erupted in the capital Juba on 15th December 2013, creating widespread and severe humanitarian needs across the region . Malakal, Upper Nile State’s capital, changed hands three times with significant damage on the livelihoods of its people and the town’s infrastructure. Other urban centres in Upper Nile State were also affected by the clashes, among them Melut County. An estimated 15,000 Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) fled to Mabek, Ashaba, Torkuach and Wunriang in Melut County where relative peace and stability has been maintained since the start of the skirmishes. Caritas Malakal, a strategic partner of CAFOD in South Sudan in collabartion with CAFOD are working closely to respond to the current crisis. CAFOD and Caritas Malakal conducted an initial assessment mission to Melut in late May 2014. Uprooted from their original homes, the IDPs in the areas most affected by the recent conflict have no access to shelter materials, food, water, sanitation facilities and other basic services. Limited access to shelter materials and other non-food items has disrupted household capacity to provide shelter, utensils for fetching and storing water for domestic consumption. Limited access to clean and safe drinking water and sanitation facilities expose displaced populations to threats of water-borne and sanitation-related diseases. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of MalakalCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk668264.772593000.0000CAFOD General Funds115651.0000CAFOD General Funds-96453.5500CAFOD General Funds29934.0000CAFOD General Funds60477.0000CAFOD General Funds211261.0000CAFOD General Funds75075.0000CAFOD General Funds93000.0000CAFOD General Funds18872.5806CAFOD General Funds67447.7419CAFOD General Funds20000.0000Caritas Diocese of Malakal5806.4500Caritas Diocese of Malakal-6822.5800Caritas Diocese of Malakal5631.9400Caritas Diocese of Malakal-2143.5200Caritas Diocese of Malakal20382.1700Caritas Diocese of Malakal17222.8500Caritas Diocese of Malakal932.7000Caritas Diocese of Malakal944.0300Caritas Diocese of Malakal2197.4500Caritas Diocese of Malakal18.4900Caritas Diocese of Malakal18721.4400Caritas Diocese of Malakal19879.5200Caritas Diocese of Malakal9426.5100Caritas Diocese of Malakal14266.0800Caritas Diocese of Malakal9005.8500Caritas Diocese of Malakal18011.7000Caritas Diocese of Malakal6125.0000Caritas Diocese of Malakal6006.7300Caritas Diocese of Malakal19642.8600Caritas Diocese of Malakal10149.8600Caritas Diocese of Malakal1760.0400Caritas Diocese of Malakal150.7900Caritas Diocese of Malakal4494.1600Caritas Diocese of Malakal14280.2300Caritas Diocese of Malakal17988.1400Caritas Diocese of Malakal33730.1600Caritas Diocese of Malakal12694.0000Caritas Diocese of Malakal60120.2400Caritas Diocese of Malakal23214.2900Caritas Diocese of Malakal11856.7800Caritas Diocese of Malakal18076.1500Caritas Diocese of Malakal19879.5200Caritas Diocese of Malakal127.2000Caritas Diocese of Malakal92.2200Caritas Diocese of Malakal36919.8300Caritas Diocese of Malakal15118.7900Caritas Diocese of Malakal1877.1700Caritas Diocese of Malakal21159.2100Caritas Diocese of Malakal1693.7900Caritas Diocese of Malakal6822.5800Caritas Diocese of Malakal9647.9900Caritas Diocese of Malakal2179.5100Caritas Diocese of Malakal15707.5400Caritas Diocese of Malakal5274.2600Caritas Diocese of Malakal34768.2500Caritas Diocese of Malakal9574.4700Caritas Diocese of Malakal7305.6500Caritas Diocese of Malakal1850.6100Caritas Diocese of Malakal-1824.6500Caritas Diocese of Malakal18872.5800Caritas Diocese of Malakal67447.7400Caritas Diocese of MalakalGB-CHC-285776-SSD040CAFODIn 2013, Caritas Australia funded the construction of 70 community low cost pit latrines in Mundri East County, in the villages of Kediba, Wirlo and Wittos, serving 506 vulnerable beneficiaries. This has proven successful and has combated open defecation; thus reducing instances of water borne diseases. Following on from the successes of this project, and utilising the best practise gained from lessons learnt during the project implementation, the planned intervention aims to construct 100 community low cost pit latrines benefiting 100 households (700 individuals) in three locations in Mundri East county; Larugura, Mollo and Lakamadi. The result achieved by this action should be increased latrine coverage in the target area, a reduction in open defecation and reduction in cases of water bourn and communicable diseases. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of YeiCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk84951.252934006.0240CAFOD General Funds51204.8192CAFOD General Funds-259.5903CAFOD General Funds42658.5700Caritas Diocese of Yei42292.6900Caritas Diocese of YeiGB-CHC-285776-SSD041CAFODThis is 12 months HIV&AIDS project targeting the church structures in the Diocese of Tombura-Yambio with the aim of strengthening its capacity in responding to the needs of PLWHA and the community through engaging in awareness raising on HIV& AIDS at diocesan and county levels to increases risk perceptions in the selected parishes/county in order to reduce and prevent infection and Re-infection among the community. The project targets to train religious leaders, peer educators, PLWHA and other diocesan level actors; a total of 1055 people in the selected parishes/counties will be reached directly while an estimated 15,000 at risk population in the targeted parishes will indirectly be reached by the project through local media. Following CDTY’s three year project from April 2010 to March 2012 and its one year project from April 2013 – March 2014, considerable achievements have been observed through an external evaluation and the diocese themselves. A number of lessons have been learnt, and despite the wide range of achievements made so far, there are still some significant challenges being faced. The design of this proposed project is therefore based on information collected during recent project monitoring visits conducted by CAFOD, Caritas Australia and CDTY. It will also continue to addressed some of the gaps that were identified by the external evaluation report and the 2013 project Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Catholic Organization for Development & PeaceCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk110675.204736848.1927CAFOD General Funds31534.3373CAFOD General Funds42659.0361CAFOD General Funds-366.3614CAFOD General Funds71506.9600Catholic Organization for Development & Peace689.6300Catholic Organization for Development & Peace30064.2800Catholic Organization for Development & Peace8414.3400Catholic Organization for Development & PeaceGB-CHC-285776-SSD042CAFODThis project will contribute towards enabling the communities in the targeted areas of Mollo (Lozhu payam), Larugura (Kediba payam) and Lakamadi (Lakamadi payam) within the Catholic Diocese of Yei to live together in a safe and clean environment with dignity. This will be achieved through the promotion and support of good hygiene and sanitation practices in the communities. Communities will be supported to construct 100 low cost household latrines which will directly benefit 100 Households (700 individuals) and taught how to practice good sanitation and hygiene that will lead to a reduction in open defecation and a reduction in incidences of hygiene/water borne related diseases. The use of media in disseminating good hygiene practices will highly be adopted with frequent radio talk shows on good hygiene practices as well as short radio spot messages on hygiene. This project will build on the 2012/2013 water, sanitation and hygiene project activities as well as the 2013 community sanitation project that CAFOD and the diocese of Yei implemented with funding from Caritas Australia and CAFOD. Beneficiary selection criteria will be developed and part of the criteria will include willingness for participation of selected households to dig the pits and provide manual labour to support in the construction of the latrines, rather than engaging external private construction companies. Besides supporting the community to construct low cost pit latrines, communities will also be trained by the community hygiene promoters on the use of the latrines and on hygiene and sanitation related good practices including use of hand washing facilities at the latrine points. The targeting of beneficiaries will be done is such a way that the most vulnerable and marginalised members of the communities will be given priority. A poverty and vulnerability ranking system that takes into consideration the economic status, disability status, socio status such as women headed, child headed households and households with chronically ill and elderly members will be used through community based group discussions. Households will be ranked based on this criterion with the most vulnerable being selected to be beneficiaries. This will be done in collaboration with local government authorities such as the Department of Rural Water and Sanitation which participated during assessments, data analysis, design of activities, and supervision of the construction work to the latrines. This project is therefore created for Operational budget for CAFOD,s staff to track CAFOD’s operational costs. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk1801.20481801.2048CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD043CAFODCAFOD South Sudan Programme together with other CI member agencies continue to work closely with the Bishop Conference Secretariat in Juba aimed at: a) Enhancing the role of the Catholic Church towards effective delivery of humanitarian aid b) Participation of the church in major national agenda geared towards promoting Catholic Values within the society c) Through indirect assistance in the peace process by mobilizing and supporting the Bishops' strong engagement in the reconciliation process by espousing the spirit of brotherhood. CAFOD SS contributes to the above key areas through the following mechanisms: a) Jointly with other CI members in Juba discuss the Bishops' meeting agenda and pledge financial support towards such meetings. b) Assist directly or through reimbursement of costs incurred - the logistical/movement of the Bishops from different locations in South Sudan including Sudan to a central meeting at place at the Secretariat office in Juba. In the current financial year, the Secretariat have shared detailed plans of 2 plenary meetings to be held in Juba. CAFOD SS is therefore committed to continue with its annual engagement with the Bishops' plenary meetings and any other meetings that maybe convened in the current year. CAFOD has made financial commitment based on agreed budgets and shall contribute to the Secretariat based upon actual invoices presented to CAFOD. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Sudan Catholic Bishops ConferenceCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk11434.150020000.0000CAFOD General Funds-8565.8500CAFOD General Funds3755.6900Sudan Catholic Bishops Conference304.0600Sudan Catholic Bishops Conference1273.8900Sudan Catholic Bishops Conference2214.7600Sudan Catholic Bishops Conference2101.7700Sudan Catholic Bishops Conference1783.9800Sudan Catholic Bishops ConferenceGB-CHC-285776-SSD044CAFODFollowing the conflict crisis of 15th December 2013, which displaced tens of thousands of families inside and outside South Sudan, Caritas South Sudan (CSS) with CAFOD funding started an emergency response project which supported IDPs with construction of latrines and food aid. CSS was engaged in further or subsequent rapid assessments and identified needs of IDPs and returnees is a number of the following counties/payam locations in Central Equatoria state: Kajo Keji county (town and Liwolo payam), Yei county (town, Lasu and Tore payams) and Lainya county (Lainya and Mukaya payams). A total of 37,157 individuals (IDPs and returnees) are targeted. Of these 22,294 persons will be female and 14,863 males. Caritas South Sudan (CSS) seeks to support these vulnerable people through provision of food aid, clean drinking water, emergency shelter materials, agriculture inputs (seeds and tools), public health/hygiene promotion and support to health care and psycho-social support to increase their resilience in the face of looming hunger gap and susceptibility to increased incidences of weather related diseases during the coming rainy season; especially towards March/April. These disaster-affected people (IDPs and returnees) have also lost homes and livelihood assets, especially women will be supported, but men will also benefit from the project. The wider target host community members (about 61,657 people) will benefit indirectly through the hygiene awareness and promotion activities and from the rehabilitation of water sources e.g. digging shallow wells, protecting spring wells, repair of hand pumps. The project implementation, by CSS will be directly supported by the County RRC in Kajo Keji, Yei and Lainya counties. Whereas the beneficiaries will also be involved in project implementation e.g. through distribution committees, local leaders mobilizing people to participate in hygiene promotion awareness through messaging etc.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas South SudanCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk50000.000050000.0000CAFOD General Funds50000.0000Caritas South SudanGB-CHC-285776-SSD045CAFODThis GBP £75,000 proposed four month rapid response aims to provide urgent humanitarian assistance through emergency latrine construction and hygiene promotion to individuals affected by armed conflict in South Sudan.. The project will build on lessons learnt by CAFOD in previously implemented and ongoing work with the same implementing partner in the target regions. CAFOD and partner- the Catholic Development Office (CDO) have a long term presence in the proposed locations and hold well established community relations and linkages with the relevant stakeholders, including; South Sudan Relief and Rehabilitation Commission (SSRRC) and the local mainline state departments in Maban and Renk. Expected project outcomes are twofold: 1) To reduce diseases through improved hygiene practices and access to latrines. Feedback from the previous “Emergency and recovery assistance for host communities, returnees and refugees in Maban, Upper Nile State” (SUD089/1E, December 2013 to 31 July 2014) indicated that latrine coverage is still very low and there is more need for intensive hygiene training to facilitate long-term behaviour change. Low cost latrines will be constructed, coupled with house-to-house hygiene promotion, school-based hygiene promotion and soap distribution. 2) To mitigate tensions between refugees, host and returnee communities. By relieving pressure on restricted resources and by linking relief with rehabilitation and development, this project aims to support the 2 communities to coexist in a peaceful manner providing both with sanitation facilities and hygiene promotion. In general, more humanitarian attention has been paid to refugees, resulting in the returnee and host communities feeling that their similar needs are not been supported, supporting returnees and host communities will ensure that there is a balanced humanitarian support and reduce tensions between refugees and returnees/host communities. Upper Nile is one of South Sudan’s worst affected States, from the current conflict. Proposed activities include: Construction of latrines, and hygiene promotion in MabanCatholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral RegionCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk68420.990068877.5500CAFOD General Funds-456.5600CAFOD General Funds530.1000Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region3887.6900Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region766.0800Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region12636.0600Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region12635.8400Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region26170.2100Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region1493.6200Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region177.3800Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region-1493.6200Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region130.7200Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region11486.9100Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral RegionGB-CHC-285776-SSD046CAFODThe intervention will target 1,600 of the most vulnerable IDP and host households (approximately 9,600 individuals) in Nown, Dielal Ajak, Nyawutthuro, Athyedhaway, Thuro and Nyilyec, Manyo County. These bomas are south of the current Phase I Emergency Response, which focused on communities in Melut County. These 9,600 beneficiaries represent nearly 45% of an estimated 22,000 in need of assistance in Manyo County. Additional benefits to the wider population will include: a) an overall positive impact on local markets and b) improved community capacity for self-protection The main activities will be: distribution of cash to 900 HHs for food for 6 months; construction of 200 latrines; and distribution of 288,000 thousand water-purification tablets (30 tablets/HH/month) to target 1,600 HHs; hygiene promotion training and awareness activities; distribution of key NFIs (shelter, WASH and cooking sets) to 1,400 HHs. Protection will be mainstreamed throughout these three components.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of MalakalCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk343968.181375000.0000CAFOD General Funds204583.4586CAFOD General Funds178359.8540CAFOD General Funds-99958.7007CAFOD General Funds13069.3430CAFOD General Funds35104.3795CAFOD General Funds-94890.5109CAFOD General Funds100000.0000CAFOD General Funds-16568.7080CAFOD General Funds-1549.1970CAFOD General Funds-65576.9051CAFOD General Funds19022.8248CAFOD General Funds-2627.6569CAFOD General Funds37564.9635CAFOD General Funds-37564.9635CAFOD General Funds18723.3800Caritas Diocese of Malakal18.7700Caritas Diocese of Malakal2008.2400Caritas Diocese of Malakal14773.5700Caritas Diocese of Malakal300.0000Caritas Diocese of Malakal4858.6300Caritas Diocese of Malakal54.8500Caritas Diocese of Malakal348.1600Caritas Diocese of Malakal26607.5400Caritas Diocese of Malakal3829.9900Caritas Diocese of Malakal1016.3100Caritas Diocese of Malakal282.9900Caritas Diocese of Malakal18.4900Caritas Diocese of Malakal20.4400Caritas Diocese of Malakal3255.3200Caritas Diocese of Malakal21.5000Caritas Diocese of Malakal8026.5600Caritas Diocese of Malakal67.7400Caritas Diocese of Malakal44345.9000Caritas Diocese of Malakal11086.4700Caritas Diocese of Malakal42553.1900Caritas Diocese of Malakal16336.1100Caritas Diocese of Malakal10638.3000Caritas Diocese of Malakal21733.3900Caritas Diocese of Malakal28.0200Caritas Diocese of Malakal48629.5800Caritas Diocese of Malakal821.6700Caritas Diocese of Malakal-15914.2700Caritas Diocese of Malakal10847.4300Caritas Diocese of Malakal8133.1900Caritas Diocese of Malakal22905.8400Caritas Diocese of Malakal4890.5000Caritas Diocese of Malakal15914.2700Caritas Diocese of Malakal8609.1100Caritas Diocese of Malakal8837.4700Caritas Diocese of Malakal641.0300Caritas Diocese of Malakal-1301.5200Caritas Diocese of MalakalGB-CHC-285776-SSD048CAFODThe current conflict crises in South Sudan has made more than two million people to face severe insecurity; with famine narrowly avoided in 2014. But with the ongoing dry season the protracted conflict is only making the disaster worse, and unless more aid can be delivered to those who need it, mainly IDPs, – famine remains a serious threat in 2015. The Catholic Church and Caritas Yei in particular, have a mandate and commitment to assist the poor conflict-affected and vulnerable people. It does this, now, through a projects involving support to conflict and flood-affected populations in Kajo -Keji and Mundri Counties in Central and Western Equatoria states respectively. The conflict-affected persons, in Kajo Keji County, were as a result of cross border conflicts with neighbouring Madi tribe in Uganda. Whereas the conflicts in Mundri were of a dual nature; involving conflicts (between local famers and transhumant pastoralists from another state) and effect of floods. A total of 367 households are targeted. Of these 2,640 persons will be female and 180 males. Caritas Diocese of Yei (CDY) seeks to support these vulnerable people through provision of cash transfers to buy food and avert from the looming hunger. As the affected people have also lost homes and livelihood assets, especially for women, CDY will also provide the targeted beneficiaries with Non Food Items (NFIs) to meet their needs for basic shelter, clothing and access to household items. Given the conditions of congestion and poor sanitation/personal hygiene that the people are living in now, providing cash-for-food, NFIs distribution, latrines construction and hygiene awareness promotion to these households will positively impact on and alleviate their living conditions. Both men and women heads of households living in the camp will benefit from the project; with the host communities mainly benefiting from the hygiene awareness and promotion activities and earn incomes through the sale of their food produce to the IDPs. The project implementation, by CDY will be supported by the County RRC in Mundri-Western Equatoria state and the beneficiaries will also be involved in project implementation e.g. site designation and digging of pit latrines.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of YeiCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk20000.000020101.0100CAFOD General Funds-101.0100CAFOD General Funds20000.0000Caritas Diocese of YeiGB-CHC-285776-SSD049CAFODSCIAF has been funding Emergency Response for The Catholic Development Office in Maban since 2012. In 2013/14 SCIAF provided a total funding of £ 150,000 towards Emergency Assistance in Maban up to October 2014 with a further commitment to continue funding CDO intervention in Maban, Upper Nile State from January 2015. This created a funding gap for two months - November and December when staffing and other administration costs were not covered. CAFOD was at the same time working on its Country Strategic Paper with a view to inform future engagement with CDO Maban. In order not to let go of key staffs and to be in a position to continue activities implementation with the resumption of additional funding from SCIAF in January 2015, CAFOD committed a stop gap grant that will ensure essential partner staffs and operations of CDO is sustained during the two months period ending December 2014.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral RegionCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk7706.350010300.0000CAFOD General Funds-1556.1900CAFOD General Funds-1037.4600CAFOD General Funds6108.0500Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region135.1400Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region1463.1600Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral RegionGB-CHC-285776-SSD051CAFODCaritas South Sudan is the official organisation of the Catholic Bishop's Conference in Sudan. It continues to coordinate the work of the various Catholic Dioceses in South Sudan including Sudan. In order to effectively deliver in its support role, CSS has sought financial assistance from CAFOD and CAFOD has agreed to work with CSS in the following areas: 1. Support coordination meeting with the various dioceses in South Sudan to discuss issues concerning the Catholic Church in South Sudan. These forums shall be held in Juba in accordance with the timetable set by the Executive Director of Caritas South Sudan. 2. System change and implementation. CSS will continue in its effort to standardize systems and processes through installation and training of staff on usage of QuickBooks. For Dioceses where CAFOD currently works with directly, CAFOD Finance team will take the lead in the training and system set-up but will rely on CSS to acquire and install the software at the Diocese offices. 3. CAFOD also promote shared learning experiences with other well established Dioceses especially the Catholic Churches in Kenya. Through, a team will be sent for information sharing and training aimed at bringing best practices that can make the Diocese more effective in its service delivery to the people of South Sudan.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas South SudanCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk15715.200015715.2300CAFOD General Funds-0.0300CAFOD General Funds15715.2000Caritas South SudanGB-CHC-285776-SSD052CAFODSince the beginning of the crisis in South Sudan, information distribution has been biased: accessing reliable sources and deliver accurate information has been challenging. People, who often rely on news delivered by radio, are often unaware of what happens around them and cannot take informed decisions on what to do in case of need. The Catholic Radio Network will therefore work towards delivery of regular life saving information to South Sudanese through the CRN stations covered areas with the aim of improving the resilience of South Sudanese during humanitarian crises. This will ensure community members within reach through its network will be made aware of basic information to help face humanitarian crises through dissemination of regular and accurate and practicable information.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Catholic Radio NetworkCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk28458.590028458.5900CAFOD General Funds28458.5900Catholic Radio NetworkGB-CHC-285776-SSD053CAFODJustice and peace commission was set up in 1999 by Sudan Bishops’ plenary mandating Justice and Peace department to handle national Justice and peace issues and to coordinate with Justice and peace departments at the diocesan levels in awareness creation on Justice and peace issues as well as civic education through Training of Trainers (TOT) and giving legal advice. In the South Sudan Bishops conference held on the 3rd February 2014, the National Justice and Peace department has been declared an independent body from Caritas South Sudan to be under the South Sudan Bishops Secretariat. In principle all dioceses in South Sudan have Justice and peace department with range of different activities from one diocese to another. Currently out of the seven dioceses only Rumbek diocese have not yet Justice and Peace department operational but Wau, Tombura-Yambio, Malakal, Juba, Torit and Yei are operational. The proposed three year funding basically is to meet the cost of Salaries, programme activities and Logistic of the Coordinator and the two staff to help rebuild this important work at this crucial moment South Sudan is undergoing. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Sudan Catholic Bishops ConferenceCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk10585.100010585.1000CAFOD General Funds10585.1000Sudan Catholic Bishops ConferenceGB-CHC-285776-SSD057CAFODAt the onset of the Dec. 2013 conflict crisis, Upper Nile was particularly affected and a large number of people were displaced significant damage on the livelihoods of its people and the town’s infrastructure. Other Counties in Upper Nile State such as Manyo (Kaka, Nown, Athyedhawa etc.), Baliet, Ulang and Nasir were also affected by the clashes. An estimated 15,000 Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) fled to Mabek, Kashaba, Torkuach and Wunriang in Melut County where relative peace and stability has been maintained since the start of the skirmishes. It is here that Caritas Malakal, a strategic partner of CAFOD in Upper Nile state, started an Emergency Response support to IDPs following the on-going conflict crisis in South Sudan. The current intervention is dubbed as the Phase II Emergency Response that will be implemented in neighbouring Manyo County. An assessment conducted by CAFOD and its Partners (Trocaire, NCA, CDoM) in November 2014, showed that there were many IDPs and vulnerable host communities, in Manyo county, whose needs for WASH (water, latrines), NFIs and emergency livelihoods support were entirely un met. This support to CDoM is in line with one of CAFOD’s key outcomes in its annual operational plan i.e. to support key strategic partners’ to strengthen their capacity. CAFOD’s added value is in its niche in WASH-related aspects. This project is being financed with additional funding from the Irish Aid and NCA, to support the expansion of Phase I; which was largely done with CAFOD ‘own’ funds and some back donor funds. The funds from NCA, were applied for because the Irish Aid funds could not fully cover the projected budget. So NCA funding was solicited and approved to cover most of the WASH components of the project. NCA and Trocaire (which applied for the Irish funds) will bring in the added value of technical expertise in WASH and protection mainstreaming respectively and capacity strengthening of the Partner; CDoM. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk85051.449259712.3188CAFOD General Funds25339.1304CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD059CAFODThis is a CTP three year supported project designed to respond to the needs of people in the Diocese of Yei, particularly in Tore and Lasu payams of Yei County Central Equatoria State. The goal for this project is to “Improve Nutrition, Food Security and Livelihoods of women and men, including PLWHA in the Diocese of Yei by the end of 2018”. In order to contribute to this goal, Caritas Yei intends to achieve three objectives: 1) Increase access to adequate and quality food by households participating in the project so that vulnerable women and men achieve improved livelihoods security – in terms of food, income or other assets – sufficient to ensure their well-being; 2) Structures, laws and policies relating to livelihoods of women and men living in poverty in Yei County are strengthened, in order to foster peace and development; 3) Partners capacity strengthened on compliance and thematic project pertaining to the delivery of sustainable livelihoods projects. 4) The partner have strengthened structures, laws and policies relating to livelihoods of women and men living in poverty in Ye County in order to foster peace and development. The program will reach 675 households of beneficiaries directly and 2,025 indirectly. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of YeiCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk0.0000100000.0000CAFOD General Funds-100000.0000CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD060CAFODCARITAS Malakal is a strategic partner of CAFOD in South Sudan responding to the current crisis in Upper Nile state. Phase I of the Emergency Response is in 3 villages with a population of about 7500 people i.e. about 1,500 households. CARITAS Malakal/CAFOD is targeting these 1,500 households. Four (4) local Water maintenance and 3 local Bio-Sand filters (BSF) technicians have been identified to support with the projects in Kashaba Torkuach and Mabek. Two WASH Officers (Hard Ware), one incoming, and 2 Hygiene Promotion Officers’ (HPOs) have been recruited, by the Partner CARITAS Malakal, to oversee the WASH Hard programme. In Phase II of the Emergency Response, Caritas DoM is targeting about 1,600 HH (9,600 persons) in 6 locations (Noun, Dielal Ajak, Nyawutthuro, Athidwoy, Thuro and Nyilyec) in Manyo County. CARITAS Malakal/CAFOD will be intervening in the Areas of WASH (hygiene promotion, construction of latrines and provision of chlorine water tables), provision of NFIs (shelter, cooking and WASH) and Emergency Livelihoods (unconditional Cash grants) targeting IDPs and vulnerable host community members. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk13939.44175323.9612CAFOD General Funds8615.4805CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD062CAFODSouth Sudan has suffered years of civil wars and the recent eruption of conflicts that has degenerated into tribal fights continue to put the young nation in a precarious situation. The church sees itself as the only stabilizing factor over the past decades through peaceful engagement and dialogue with the leaders, a role that they would continue to especially at this of the year where nation is greatly polarized into tribal factions likely to prolong the fighting. The church considers a sound spiritual, human and pastoral formation a top priority and thus proposes: A Center for human, pastoral and spiritual formation; peace building and trauma healing. At the moment, there's not existing facility throughout South Sudan that caters for larger of group for retreat or seminar/workshop participants, providing conference rooms and overnight accommodation and lodging. Several dioceses have PALICA - Pastoral Liturgical Catechetals) centers that can offer conference rooms for day sessions and only are suited for in-house diocesan participants. Up to now, seminars/workshops on the national level involving a good number of participants from out of towns and other dioceses have made use of low costs hotels particularly in Juba while on numerous occasions, the number of participants to these gatherings have had to be limited due to inadequate space. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Religious Superiors' Association of South SudanCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk15000.000015000.0000CAFOD General Funds15000.0000Religious Superiors' Association of South SudanGB-CHC-285776-SSD066CAFODThis approval is raised for the financial year 2018/19 and to bridge the gap between now and when CTP Livelihoods Thematic Programme Framework is finalised and approved hopefully by March 2019. The project was under the previous programme SSD-15-01 which started in April 2015 and ended in March 2018, with project cycles renewed every year. From April 2018, after the project ended the partner was given additional £30,000 to bridge the gap between the project end and when the budget for the financial year 2018/19 is out. They implemented additional activities for two months (April 2018 to June 2018). The planned project activities were successfully implemented, and reports have been submitted (all linked to the webpromise). The partner also commission project evaluation in April 2018 and the evaluation report is linked to the webpromise as well. This is a nine months project (July 2018 – March 2019) intended to Improving Food, Nutrition & Livelihoods Security of women, men, girls’ andboys including People Living with HIV & AIDs (PLWHA) in Nyuwa and Molobur Payams of Lado and Luri Counties, Jubek State, Republic of South Sudan. The project which will be implemented by Caritas Catholic Archdiocese of Juba can be continuously replicated every year, particularly during the dry period for as long as there are more vegetable framers in and around Juba that would want to make vegetable farming as a business, reflecting the programme nature of the project. Caritas Juba has been an implementing partner to CAFOD and now CTP since 2009. This project is designed to bridge the gap between now and when CTP Livelihoods Thematic Programme Framework is finalised and approved in March 2019. Since this is a period dry spelt in the region, the project will provide solar irrigation water pumps to progressing vegetable farmers, fishermen and trainings in vegetable production and fish preservation. Vegetable farming as well as fishing is a lucrative business in and around Juba, and it is anticipated that beneficiaries to this project will increase their household incomes significantly within this period. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Archdiocese of JubaCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk114999.990050000.0000103910.000028853.360025000.0000CAFOD General Funds90000.0000CAFOD General Funds-0.0100CAFOD General Funds20000.0000CAFOD General Funds30000.0000CAFOD General Funds35287.8000CAFOD General Funds23525.2000CAFOD General Funds27323.0000CAFOD General Funds17774.0000CAFOD General Funds18000.0000CAFOD General Funds12000.0000CAFOD General Funds-687.9800CAFOD General Funds-458.6600CAFOD General Funds77378.7600Caritas Archdiocese of Juba37621.2300Caritas Archdiocese of Juba33283.0500Caritas Archdiocese of Juba16716.9500Caritas Archdiocese of Juba30290.0000Caritas Archdiocese of Juba28523.0000Caritas Archdiocese of Juba45097.0000Caritas Archdiocese of Juba28853.3600Caritas Archdiocese of JubaGB-CHC-285776-SSD067CAFOD“This is a CTP (CAFOD and Trocaire in Partnership) project”. The project will support IDPs and also host communities who are located near the IDP sites by distributing seeds and tools to enable them to meet their short term food requirements during the rainfall season. This is expected to ensure that the affected targeted group is able to improve their food security situation, by consuming the harvests and also sale if there are surplus. The short term project,4 month project will enable CDO Staff with support from CTP to procure, distribute, provide basic training and monitor the project outputs. CTP will provide PCM accompaniment support to CDO to ensure that the minimum project implementation standards are met. CTP will also the project inputs from Juba and also support in the delivery of the inputs to Maban. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral RegionCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk56232.8800424.230050000.0000CAFOD General Funds6232.8800CAFOD General Funds424.2300CAFOD General Funds50000.0000Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region3853.7100Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region1851.5100Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region412.2400Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region115.4200Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region424.2300Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral RegionGB-CHC-285776-SSD069CAFODSince 2011, under the USAID Food for Peace (FFP) and South Sudan Mission funded Jonglei Food Security Program (JFSP), CRS and Save the Children US have been supporting livelihoods development in households and communities in eight counties of Jonglei. The program aims to facilitate participants move along a continuum from highly vulnerable, to vulnerable but viable, and eventually to entrepreneurial and thriving. Since the outbreak of massive, violent conflict in December 2013, food security in the conflict-affected areas of Greater Upper Nile (GUN) – the states of Jonglei, Unity and Upper Nile – has declined rapidly. Over 1 million South Sudanese have been displaced, including 301,900 in Jonglei state . The resulting core problem is that due to on-going violence, over 300,000 people in Jonglei state suffer from food insecurity and are at risk of famine. The intervention will target 2,200 vulnerable households living in Poktap Boma, Duk County, which include the elderly, female headed and child headed households, returnees and host communities. CRS (JFSP) has already structures in place working with local chief and RRC and therefore, the project team through the help of local authorities (chiefs) will carefully identify families who need assistance by validating their information through home visits and cross checking with other NGOs. This proposed project aims to improve capacity of local leaders and committees on access to improve shelters. The committees and local leaders will encourage IDPs and returnees to construct/build shelters using available local materials. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Catholic Relief Services, South SudanCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk92198.581592198.5815CAFOD General Funds92198.5800Catholic Relief Services, South SudanGB-CHC-285776-SSD070CAFODCTP and Caritas Diocese of Malakal (CDoM) suspended humanitarian emergency response activities in Melut/Manyo Counties as result of the outbreak of fighting between the SPLA and SPLA-IO in the areas in April. The suspension was mainly informed by the fact that staff safety and security could not be guaranteed, the beneficiaries had fled the project areas and specifically CDoM staff could not work in the project area base (Melut) due to the ethnic and political implications of the conflict which was now being fought on tribal lines. The suspension of the Manyo Phase II project had a knock-on effect on the Phase III project which was in pipeline, with funds already allocated by Irish Aid, and initially supposed to start in September this year. After the suspension of humanitarian activities, CTP and CDoM started to explore the options of relocating to other locations where there are needy people with unmet needs; particularly focusing initially on preliminary information provided by CDoM, regarding the presence of needy IDPs in Unity state (Mayom County). The preliminary assessment information was obtained from the Catholic Church Parish in Mayom County. Similarly CDoM obtained preliminary assessment information regarding a large number of needy returnees and also information about an anticipated influx (early next year) of more returnees into GPAA. CDoR also initially reported that there were needy IDPs from Jonglei and Unity states; who have settled within host communities in Yirol East County in Lakes state. Therefore it was decided that, one assessment be carried out in Yirol rather than Mayom county, due to logistical and operational considerations, and also to expedite the need to start the Irish funded Phase III project in either Greater Pibor Area or in Yirol East County. The overarching objective of the assessments conducted by CTP, CDoM and CDoR in Yirol east and GPAA was: To complete a humanitarian programmatic needs assessment in the locations of Lekakudu, Adior, Malek and Pagarau Payams in Yirol East county and Pibor, Lekuangole and Vertet Counties in Greater Pibor Administrative Area and also to do a operations/set up feasibility to identify the prospects and realities of setting up a new CTP/CDoM and/or CTP-CDoR base in either Pibor or Yirol town(s). Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk55792.512955792.5129CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD072CAFODThe project aims to improve freedom of expression by ensuring that journalists are trained to carry out their duties in a restricted environment without compromising their safety and security. The project will also provide space for citizens to express themselves without fear of reprisal and advocate for changes in the laws that govern freedom of expression. This will be achieved through: • training of journalists on best practices and safety to improve the standard of reporting, • ensuring that CRN are appropriately equipped to improve access to information, • conducting radio programmes that promote public discussions and engage duty bearers to improve accountability • advocating for changes in legislation that are restrictive of the media. This project will convene advocacy awareness-raising events to discuss the laws that are affecting freedom of expression, especially for the media. CRN, with technical assistance from CTP, will develop a Journalists Training Manual on security, safety and monitoring security situations when in the field collecting news stories in South Sudan. The 8 CRN stations in South Sudan will broadcast live programmes for a period of 4 months engaging the citizens in discussing topical issues affecting the communities. Debates and radio shows on freedom of expression will help citizens engage with issues and monitor follow up actions arising from their community discussions. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Catholic Radio NetworkCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk176360.000046204.7800CAFOD General Funds130155.2200CAFOD General Funds3397.3500Catholic Radio Network6356.2900Catholic Radio Network50594.9700Catholic Radio Network8611.5100Catholic Radio Network78395.4900Catholic Radio Network17310.1200Catholic Radio Network11694.2700Catholic Radio NetworkGB-CHC-285776-SSD073CAFODThe project aims to improve freedom of expression by ensuring that journalists are trained to carry out their duties in a restricted environment without compromising their safety and security. The project will also provide space for citizens to express themselves without fear of reprisal and advocate for changes in the laws that govern freedom of expression. This will be achieved through. This project is part of a wider Governance and Peace Building programme which CTP are running in South Sudan, and CTP hope that CRN’s work on access to information and freedom of expression will be a key component of this ensuring that CRN are appropriately equipped to improve access to information, • conducting radio programmes that promote public discussions and engage duty bearers to improve accountability • advocating for changes in legislation that are restrictive of the media. This project will convene advocacy awareness-raising events to discuss the laws that are affecting freedom of expression, especially for the media. CRN, with technical assistance from CTP, will develop a Journalists Training Manual on security, safety and monitoring security situations when in the field collecting news stories in South Sudan. The 8 CRN stations in South Sudan will broadcast live programmes for a period of 4 months engaging the citizens in discussing topical issues affecting the communities. Debates and radio shows on freedom of expression will help citizens engage with issues and monitor follow up actions arising from their community discussions.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk50890.000050890.0000CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD074CAFODThe situation in South Sudan remains one of the world's biggest humanitarian crises since the escalation of differences between SPLA and SPLA-IO. While there is no active conflict In Lakes State, some counties of the state such as Yirol East County that border Unity and Jonglei States are affected by insecurity and have received a number of IDP influxes. This conflict which has since transitioned into an inter-ethnic conflict, has resulted in the internal displacement of an estimated 11,627 people (2,269 households) living in 4 payam areas of Yirol East County; Malek, Adior, Pagarau and Lekakudu. The population of Yirol East is estimated at 67,402; with about 90% of them leaving in rural areas (NPA livelihoods baseline survey, Oct 2014). The effect and impact of this conflict on the displaced persons in their areas of origin was mostly in form of threat to and loss of lives, deprivation of social protection and rights, psycho-social trauma due to fear and torture (through various forms of abuses), the loss, destruction their livelihood assets (importantly livestock) and disruption of their livelihoods e.g. pastoralism, fishing and crop farming systems. CTP’s recent assessment revealed that 90% of the IDP and host communities access water from unprotected water sources. Insufficient hand pumps coupled with lack of ownership and/or poor management of existing water points has resulted in poor access to safe water supply. The assessment also shows that the average per capita water use is very low with households spending up to 4 hours travelling to and queuing at the nearest water point, posing protection concerns especially for women such as random attacks, sexual violence and abduction of children. Latrine coverage and hygiene knowledge are extremely low as evidenced by unsafe disposal of human excreta and poor hand washing practice at critical times. A total of 800 households (80% IDPs and 20% extremely vulnerable hosts) will be targeted for this particular project. 800 households (extremely vulnerable) will be targeted for monthly cash-for-food transfers using a food vouchering system) over a period of 6 months. 800 HH will be targeted for provision of WASH NFIs (jerry cans, buckets, and laundry and toilet soaps) and Cooking NFIs (sauce pans, cups, plates/bowls, spoons etc.). 500 HH will be targeted for communal latrines (10 HH per latrine block, 2 stances disaggregated to male and female), and 800 HH will be provided with clean and safe water supply. Beneficiary targeting will be community-based and done through a Vulnerability and Inequality Analysis (VIA) process, to ensure that the most vulnerable people are targeted. The beneficiary selection criteria is: IDPs; HHs who are not able to plant or have no food stocks; female-headed HHs (e.g. widows); pregnant/lactating women-headed HHs; HHs that are labour poor (e.g. have more elderly, children or disabled people) and HHs with no or very few assets (e.g. livestock). Community meetings, arranged by the village committees with oversight from CDoR and CTP ensured beneficiaries contributed to the project design and will be involved during implementation, including the establishment of feedback and monitoring mechanisms. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of RumbekCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk477946.463836760.0000CAFOD General Funds129658.7428CAFOD General Funds103109.2857CAFOD General Funds2428.1760CAFOD General Funds74915.5648CAFOD General Funds61068.7022CAFOD General Funds45804.5801CAFOD General Funds-3331.0610CAFOD General Funds65576.9083CAFOD General Funds-58271.5114CAFOD General Funds20227.0763CAFOD General Funds25915.0600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek4685.0600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek2610.3900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek3444.1600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1699.2600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek2163.8100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek16647.2900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek4275.4400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek542.9200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1552.0900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek3706.4900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek9454.3200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek6390.0000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1908.0000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek21.3500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek40.0000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek3413.1200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek2819.9500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek87706.9700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek6244.6500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek14064.7600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek45683.4300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek10819.0500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek13720.4600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek2428.1800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek37774.6500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek83097.0600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek9589.1300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1827.9400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek46169.0100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek37774.6500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek-37774.6500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek-46169.0100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek46169.0100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek27532.4700Caritas Diocese of RumbekGB-CHC-285776-SSD076CAFODSouth Sudan is one of the most ethnically and culturally diverse countries on the African continent. The country has over 60 major ethnic groups, and despite the presence of many commonalities between them, each one has many unique systems of social structure, livelihoods cultural traditions and a sense of identity. This diversity has at once presented both a unique opportunity for the country to enjoy the colourful richness of these traditions and a threat to national unity and a collective sense of national identity. South Sudan gained independence from Sudan in July 2011, but the hard-won freedom was short-lived. The Sudan People’s Liberation Movement led the way for independence, but is now divided and fighting for power. South Sudan's civil war began in December 2013 when Kiir accused his former deputy Machar of planning a coup, setting off a cycle of retaliatory killings that has split the poverty-stricken, landlocked country along ethnic lines. Even after one and half year, the ethnic tension is very grim and sporadic violence at different parts of country has worsened the situation. The humanitarian situation in the country is dramatic. Despite the attempt to find a compromise between the two warring parties, peace talks have failed and the two sides are far from reaching an agreement that can give back hope to the South Sudanese. The recent divide within rebel groups has worsened the situation. Peace talks in neighboring Ethiopia restarted last week as international pressure mounts ahead of an August deadline to strike a deal. But the breakaway rebels accused Machar of seeking power for himself, and said they would not recognize any deal agreed. The split of rebel group with chief Riek Machar has created another dimension in the ongoing peace talk. Even if the peace deal is made the split away rebel group might continue the war. President postponement of presidential election, his lack of political will and spilt in the rebel group has weakened the peace process and it assumes that the peace talk gradually entering in to more complex phase. To rebuild the scattered nation dialogue process need to be initiated to bring long lasting peace and reconciliation. More specifically the condition of the women is deathful; their traumatic experiences trounce their life and virtually they are unable to lead the life, they are afraid to face challenges and their traditional practices do not allow the women to be empowered. Women in local governance and decision making are completely denied. All pockets are potential conflict point. In the selected intervention pocket – Gogrial, Dinka tribal community are majority; however they did not face great threat during recent ethnic conflict but when they had moved out many of them were indulged in violent activities as they are majority in the country. The actual fight is between Dinka and Nuer therefore Dinka tribal hold high level of rivalry and promotes conflict in the country. Frequent internal conflict within Dinka tribal groups due to marriage, cattle raiding, land usage etc divide them, killing and murder has become common phenomenon among Dinka tribal groups. Even through they are majority in this region; there are other small tribal groups who live under fear due to arrogant and dominant attitude of Dinka tribal groups. Peace promotion is prerequisite to initiate any development. For centuries tribal women are neglected, isolated and subjugated by the patriarchal society. Male chauvinism and high level exploitation kept womenfolk in the culture of silence. Through this project we wanted to empower the women folk and in promoting peace by using the existing Self Help and village level federations in the selected intervention areas. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Society Of Daughters of Mary ImmaculateCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk35000.000035000.000035000.0000CAFOD General Funds35000.0000CAFOD General Funds18000.0000Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate10000.0000Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate7000.0000Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate14000.0000Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate11000.0000Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate10000.0000Society Of Daughters of Mary ImmaculateGB-CHC-285776-SSD077CAFODThe three-year Human rights and peace-building project to be implemented by HARD in Jur River County, South Sudan aims to create a stable peaceful environment where human rights for all are guaranteed. The project will empower women, youth and local leaders with knowledge of relevant laws that protect human rights especially rights of women and girls. In addition, the project will also promote local level building through increased knowledge in peace-building and facilitate establishment of community-level peace building structures. The target geographical area is characterised for rampant abuse of rights of women, girls and other vulnerable persons in the society. Assessments carried out in the County further indicate that there are widespread violent conflicts occasioned by; weak intuitions for conflict resolutions, lack of capacity in peace-building and ignorance. The project therefore intends to use community-based approaches to address the underlying factors impacting on human rights and conflicts. The target group are women leaders, youth leaders and local leaders who are influential and are opinion leaders within their communities. Most of these issues are rooted in culture that marginalises women and girls. The project will positively impact on women, girls and other vulnerable persons in the community like persons living with disability. There are a number of legal instruments both international and national that will be used to educate, train and sensitise local leaders on human rights and conflict resolution. The Transitional Constitution of South Sudan provides for respect of human rights of all citizens while, legislation such a; children’s Act 2008 outlaws practices such as child marriages. HARD being a national NGO that has been working in the area for many years have developed adequate expertise and rapport with the local communities that will be critical for the success of the project. HARD will benefit from technical support and guidance from CAFOD/Trocaire to successfully implement the project. There will be frequent visits to the project by CAFOD/Trocaire staff to provide technical support and advice to HARD staff. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Hope Agency for Relief and DevelopmentCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk35000.000030000.000035000.0000CAFOD General Funds30000.0000CAFOD General Funds18000.0000Hope Agency for Relief and Development10000.0000Hope Agency for Relief and Development7000.0000Hope Agency for Relief and Development12000.0000Hope Agency for Relief and Development10000.0000Hope Agency for Relief and Development8000.0000Hope Agency for Relief and DevelopmentGB-CHC-285776-SSD078CAFODBefore gaining independence in 2011, South Sudan has been at war for over fifty years. The prolonged war denied the South Sudanese communities and families a chance to live together as clans or communities and enjoy peace, hence the high rampant cases of violence among communities members and domestic violence. Moreover 90% of the current South Sudanese were born in war conflicts and have either experienced or participated in war. This 90% has therefore not experience peace and love and their mind is stocked with war conflict memories. The same percentage of population has been traumatized for a long period. The Gogrial West County communities in Warrap State has not experience peace which makes them suffer from peace deficiency and are not able to demonstrate peace to their neighbouring communities and Gogrial West County at large. This being the major reason for the high rate of community clashes in Warrap State. The Justice & Peace Commission of the Catholic Diocese of Wau has a track record of conflict mitigation in the area. In the year 2013 it established the Justice & Peace Committee in the Parish of Kaujok which operates through its centres which is spread across some payams in Gogrial West, namely, Kuac North; Kuac South; Alek North; Alek West and Riau. Gogrial West according to South Sudan Centre for Census (SSCC) of year 2010 stated that Gogrial West has a population 243,921 and it covers an area of 4,754.37 (sq km). The above mentioned areas are characterized by continue inter – clan clashes which is mainly triggered by resource base conflict, political influence, traditional marriage and constant cattle raiding being practice across the ethnic divide. These had given rise to insecurity in the area including the rampant violation of human rights which comes as a result of the violence in the area. Justice & Peace Commission based on its experience in the parish of Koujok, would like to play a bigger role to achieve peaceful coexistence among difference clans in Gogrial West, especially the volatile area which this inter – clan clashes is on the rise. The involvement of the main players in resolving the sticking issue is vital, and this includes youth, community leaders (traditional and politician) and women. These stockholders hold the keys to finding immediate solution to the conflict if they are empowered. The underlay key issues of the conflict in the area are as follows: • Inter – clan clashes • Cattle raiding • Conflict emerging of the traditional marriage • Resources based conflict • Political misconception • Revenge Attack The most affected members of the community who at time are not involve in fuel the conflict are the women, elderly and the children. So, in the project they are people who will mostly benefit from this support, since through it a peaceful co existence among the communities will ensure peace and stability. Justice & Peace Commission believe and have the conviction that over the period of three year from the start of the implementation of the project, peace will be realize in that part of Gogrial West County. The organization foresee to commence the project as from December 2015 and CAFOD will play the role of a supporting donor funding for the project. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Justice & Peace Commission-WauCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk15000.000015000.0000CAFOD General Funds7000.0000Justice & Peace Commission-Wau4922.4800Justice & Peace Commission-Wau3077.5200Justice & Peace Commission-WauGB-CHC-285776-SSD079CAFODThis project is designed to address the current tensions ongoing in two payams of Alek South and North in Gogrial West county of warrap state.The project also will support and create awareness raising on Human Rights and protection issues in 5 payams of Kuac North,Kuac South,Gogrial,Alek North and South. The activities will be implemented through access to justice for the vulnerable groups in 5 payams mentioned above. The project propose to establish mechanisms of community dialogues with neighbouring communities of Gogrial East and Jur River counties who are in conflict with section of Aguok in Alek payams. Formation and training of Peace committees, formation and training of paralegal committees. These activities will target especially cattle camps youth who are engage in most of these violent conflicts through cattle raiding and revenge attacks, chiefs, women, spiritual leaders and local authorities such payam administrators and county commissioner who will be involved during the mobilization stages.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)The Organization for Children HarmonyCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk60000.000055000.000060000.0000CAFOD General Funds20000.0000CAFOD General Funds35000.0000CAFOD General Funds27000.0000The Organization for Children Harmony18000.0000The Organization for Children Harmony15000.0000The Organization for Children Harmony20000.0000The Organization for Children Harmony20000.0000The Organization for Children Harmony15000.0000The Organization for Children HarmonyGB-CHC-285776-SSD081CAFODCaritas South Sudan (CSS) is facing challenges in meeting minimum office running costs at the national office. The dependency on emergency activities challenges the stability of CSS. CSS is also lacking essential skills thus necessitating immediate hiring. This project seeks to solve these challenges that are posing a threat to humanitarian operations on the ground. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas South SudanCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk15000.00002400.000015000.0000CAFOD General Funds30000.0000CAFOD General Funds-16560.0000CAFOD General Funds-11040.0000CAFOD General Funds15000.0000Caritas South Sudan2400.0000Caritas South SudanGB-CHC-285776-SSD082CAFODThe purpose of this role is to build logistical capacity and experience by exposing and engaging the holder with relevant activities. For this purpose, the holder will support logistical side of CTP’s programme and office operations, with particular focus on the Emergency Programme in Yirol. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk2522.53522522.5352CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD083CAFODThis is a 2 years Caritas South Sudan national HIV&AIDS project aimed at strengthening the capacity of church leaders and staff to effectively manage mainstream and integrate HIV/AIDS responses/initiatives. The project will work with religious leaders and laity persons. 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 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), in the seven dioceses of South Sudan. The programme targets about 92 church leaders within the various church structures both the clergy and lay people managing various church programmes. CTP will continue with the on-going collaboration and networking with government and other stakeholders to promote the programme within broader development sector and establishing relevant networks, Coordinate with and provide technical support to implementing partner Caritas South Sudan to ensure programme quality and promote learning, innovation and good practices. Support partner advocacy capacity using CTPs voice, facilitate HIV and AIDS mainstreaming , gender related issue and Child protection within CTP and partner activities, support partner to use CAFOD mapping and quality of life tools, conduct joint periodic reviews of the programme, in collaboration with the partners resource financial and technical resources for programme implementation, raise awareness of the programme among other caritas agencies to encourage collaboration and pooling of resources towards the implementation of the programme and report to institutional and other donors funding the programme. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas South SudanCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk25000.00000.000025000.0000CAFOD General Funds20000.0000CAFOD General Funds-12000.0000CAFOD General Funds-8000.0000CAFOD General Funds12500.0000Caritas South Sudan12500.0000Caritas South SudanGB-CHC-285776-SSD086CAFODThe situation in South Sudan remains one of the world's biggest humanitarian crises since the escalation of differences between SPLA and SPLA-IO. This conflict which has since transitioned into an inter-ethnic conflict, has resulted in the internal displacement of an estimated 11,627 people (2,269 households) living in 4 payam areas of Yirol East County; Malek, Adior, Pagarau and Lekakudu. The population of Yirol East is estimated at 67,402; with about 90% of them leaving in rural areas (NPA livelihoods baseline survey, Oct 2014). CTP’s recent assessment revealed that 90% of the IDP and host communities access water from unprotected water sources. Insufficient hand pumps coupled with lack of ownership and/or poor management of existing water points has resulted in poor access to safe water supply. The assessment also shows that the average per capita water use is very low with households spending up to 4 hours travelling to and queuing at the nearest water point, posing protection concerns especially for women such as random attacks, sexual violence and abduction of children. Latrine coverage and hygiene knowledge are extremely low as evidenced by unsafe disposal of human excreta and poor hand washing practice at critical times. A total of 800 households (80% IDPs and 20% extremely vulnerable hosts) will be targeted for this particular project. 800 households (extremely vulnerable) will be targeted for monthly cash-for-food transfers using a food vouchering system) over a period of 6 months. 800 HH will be targeted for provision of WASH NFIs (jerry cans, buckets, and laundry and toilet soaps) and Cooking NFIs (sauce pans, cups, plates/bowls, spoons etc.). 500 HH will be targeted for communal latrines (10 HH per latrine block, 2 stances disaggregated to male and female), and 800 HH will be provided with clean and safe water supply. Beneficiary targeting will be community-based and done through a Vulnerability and Inequality Analysis (VIA) Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk14322.71421124.3142CAFOD General Funds13198.4000CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD087CAFODSouth Sudan is in a turbulent political situation marred by fratricidal hatred, war, tribal clashes, ethnic cleansing, more tension is building up leading to killings, and the end might be worst culminating in total extinction of some tribes like the case of Rwanda in 1994. Political insecurity is mushrooming in the Country; the reason attributed to this is breakdown of law, disintegration of social fabrics and loss of common values, persistent failures in system of governance and immature democracy. The state of affairs is becoming increasingly alarming in Western Equatoria State. Violence is spreading across the whole state, people have become suspicious of each other, and mistrust is on the increase, tribes are living in fear and contempt of one another, language is shifting from friendly to bitter exchange of words signifying a war of words. Every indicator exists to tell that, all is not right. Informal groupings are beginning to emerge entertaining different ideologies. We are witnesses to this especially in the counties of Mvolo, Mundri, Maridi, Yambio and Tombura. This situation is potentially dangerous for peaceful coexistence and nation building. It requires collective efforts and goes beyond tribal, ethnic, regional and religious lines. It equally calls upon concerted efforts especially in pooling resources together to support Peace efforts. The Diocese has been at the forefront in spearheading peace brokering, negotiations and reconciling disgruntled parties. We have brokered peace between nomadic pastoralists and Farmers conflicting over grazing and farming land. The Diocese has intervened in peace negotiations in joint forum with Inter Church Committee in their efforts in promoting dialogue with the Lord’s Resistance Army of Joseph Kony. The Diocese has organized several peace conferences, peace sports, Youths for peace and Inter-Border Peace Congress with neighbouring countries like Central African Republic, Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda. Following the recent upheavals in Western Equatoria State particularly in Mvolo, Mundri, Maridi, Yambio and Tombura; Our Church has played significant role in initiating peace talks and dialogue. The crisis in Western Equatoria has created humanitarian crisis with results reaching too far as many deaths, thousands displaced, orphaned, widowed, leaving some amputated. The worst hit categories being women and children. The Church could not fall silent but speak out on behalf and in defense of the defenceless/voiceless. Several successful discussions have been launched led by the Bishop of CDTY with peace as the ultimate objective. CDTY is calling for support from other partners like CTP to help strengthen the capacity of the diocese with financial support to facilitate their planned meetings with government officials, Elders, chiefs, church leaders and Inter-Church Committees for peace. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Catholic Organization for Development & PeaceCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk7792.20777792.2077CAFOD General Funds7792.2100Catholic Organization for Development & PeaceGB-CHC-285776-SSD088CAFODOnly two years into independence, Our vision of a liberated nation in which all people will be equal and live in peace appears to be shattered when Supporters of the President and that of the former Vice President on 15th December 2013 fought against each other which quickly escalated to Inter- ethnic killings in Juba, Bor, Malakal, Bentiu and Akobo with so much unnecessary death and displacement of individuals and communities, with many fleeing as refugees to neighbouring countries, and the most appalling destruction carried out on human beings, personal property, and on social infrastructure which has forced many South Sudanese to seek safety in UNMISS Protection Of Civilian Camps ( POC) and elsewhere around the World. Militarization It has become clear to most South Sudanese that the Government of Republic of South Sudan is run by army generals that have neither the training, nor the formation or the vision and ability to lead a nation. The orders it uses cannot be applied to citizens. The discipline it follows cannot be reconciled with democratic practices of good governance and the rule of law. South Sudan faces the problem of Leadership and democracy and democratic practices. Tribalism The majority of South Sudanese take their tribal Identity as their national identify which political leaders manipulate and use to incite their tribes against the national interest, and use divisive languages against other tribes as a weapon to mobilize supporters. The majority lack education which makes them underestimate their ability to hold political leaders and Government accountable and contribute to the good leadership of the country and to effectively say ‘no’ to dictatorship and its accompanying ill-effects and to challenge their representatives in the Legislative Assemblies.. Corruption The Government of Republic of South Sudan repeatedly declared zero tolerance against corruption and corrupt officials. But the same government promotes and practices corruption and fails to bring corrupt officials to court and. Corruption has become domesticated. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Justice and Peace Commission-NationalCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk18000.000040000.0000CAFOD General Funds-13200.0000CAFOD General Funds-8800.0000CAFOD General Funds18000.0000Justice and Peace Commission-NationalGB-CHC-285776-SSD089CAFODThis project is intending to improve public interest issues advocacy and lobby engagement at the National level. The advocacy and lobby will covers issues associated with peace agreement, Aug.2015 matters centred on effective and timely implementation of the peace agreement provisions. Among the key peace agreement provisions are; institutional and legislations reforms, observation of permanent ceasefire, justice and accountability, national reconciliation and healing security sector reform and economic reforms. The advocacy and lobby will target the central government level targeting the national parliament, independent commissions and executive ministries. This project will be focusing on conducting advocacy and lobby for the effective and timely implementation of the signed peace agreement between the government and the SPLM-IO. The advocacy and lobby for the effective and timely implementation of the peace agreement is approached in two components as follow; Component 1: Sensitization of the communities on the peace agreement This component is aiming at disseminating the peace agreement to the members of the communities. The dissemination methods will be radio talk shows, public dialogues, and public lecture. Component 2: Monitoring and reporting on the implementation of the peace agreement This component is aiming at creating pressure for the parties to the peace agreement for effective and timely implementation of the agreement. This component will be implemented through round tables, radio talk shows, public debates, diplomatic lobby and press engagement. The purpose of designing the project in this manner was due to the experiences learned from the Comprehensive Peace Agreement-CPA, 2015 implementation history. The CPA implementation process was much of the parties to the agreement responsibility. This resulted for them to ineffectively and timely implement the CPA, 2015. Evidences were the failure of the parties to CPA implementation decisively reject to commit themselves for realization of national reconciliation and protocol on Abyei. Therefore this project will be public interest advocacy for the effectively and timely implementation of the South Sudan peace Agreement, 2015. The direct beneficiaries of this project will be civil society and the indirect beneficiaries will the communities and state institutions namely national parliament, national peace and reconciliation commission, Truth, Healing and Reconciliation commission and others. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Community Empowerment for Progress OrganizationCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk40000.000040000.000040000.0000CAFOD General Funds40000.0000CAFOD General Funds18000.0000Community Empowerment for Progress Organization14000.0000Community Empowerment for Progress Organization8000.0000Community Empowerment for Progress Organization18000.0000Community Empowerment for Progress Organization14202.9000Community Empowerment for Progress Organization7797.1000Community Empowerment for Progress OrganizationGB-CHC-285776-SSD090CAFODRecent Needs Assessment conducted by CTP in Upper Nile State has found that predominantly open defecation is practices due to no access to latrines and few households that have access to latrines are not engaging in hand-washing after latrine use. The consequences of poor sanitation and hygiene leave children vulnerable to malnutrition and opportunistic infections like pneumonia. Communities situated along river banks, or near chronically flooded areas as Renk, rely on unsafe surface water for domestic purposes therefore exposing the community to dangers of diarrhoea and other water borne related diseases. Beyond infrastructural deficiencies, traditional beliefs, cultural practices and lack of information are seen as the highest contributing factors to poor hygiene behaviours in Renk. The main outcome of the project will be emergency latrine construction and hygiene promotion to Households affected by current armed conflict. The impact of the project will be that 700 households in the two Payams of Renk County that is, Renk and Geiger Payams of Upper Nile and 3 target schools (2000 girls and boys) will have access to sanitation facilitaties and be aware of hygiene and sanitation practices. The project will be implemented from during the dry season from Feb to April 2016. The project will work with school children, returnees, IDPs and host communities. CTP and CDO are well placed to implement this £45,000 project as it builds on CDO experience of implementing SCIAF funded projects in Maban and Renk since 2013. CTP will provide technical support. In addition to that CDO and CTP has a good working relationship with the Parish community of Renk Parish (The Parish Pastoral Council, the health Committee and the Parish Development Committee). This is a long term relationship that goes since 1985. We also enjoy the continuous support and collaboration from the County’s Authorities. The fact that the CDO has made a decision to relocate its main office from Kosti in the Sudan to Renk in South Sudan so that it is closer to the people it serves is in fact an added value Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral RegionCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk100405.9700694.5600CAFOD General Funds43444.4400CAFOD General Funds59447.0000CAFOD General Funds-1908.0200CAFOD General Funds-1272.0100CAFOD General Funds11946.0000Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region2829.8700Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region11325.1700Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region210.1700Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region353.8000Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region-11325.1700Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region12423.8800Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region724.6200Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region15650.6600Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region10062.3300Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region10837.0000Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region11538.4600Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region3425.3400Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region130.3100Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region10289.5600Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region4806.9500Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region5177.0200Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral RegionGB-CHC-285776-SSD092CAFODThis 12 month project will continue to contribute to Western Equatoria State’s HIV and AIDS framework by raising awareness among rural communities. The aim is to increase community knowledge on how to reduce and prevent new HIV transmissions, especially among the most at-risk populations (young people and women men and children) The project will adopt a strong media strategy as a method of reaching the wider public. There will also be an integrated element of livelihoods through agriculture components, in order to provide better nutrition to PLHA. It will also enhance asset building and income generation which will help the support groups meet their immediate costs, such as transport to access treatment. Income generation activities will also help them run individual business and access markets. As a result of this project there will be increased community awareness on HIV and AIDS prevention, care and support, increased advocacy and networking around HIV and AIDS issues, increased knowledge on nutrition, increased asset bases and household income leading to increased access to treatment, strengthened capacities of communities, HIV and AIDS structures and support groups, and an overall increased appreciation of HIV and AIDS issues contributing towards a reduction of stigma and discrimination hence community acceptance of PLWHA.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Catholic Organization for Development & PeaceCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk121080.866168924.6830CAFOD General Funds52816.9014CAFOD General Funds-660.7183CAFOD General Funds59498.5000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace8098.1800Catholic Organization for Development & Peace1038.7600Catholic Organization for Development & Peace51830.0500Catholic Organization for Development & Peace615.3800Catholic Organization for Development & PeaceGB-CHC-285776-SSD093CAFODRecent Needs Assessment conducted by CTP in Upper Nile State has found that predominantly open defecation is practices due to no access to latrines and few households that have access to latrines are not engaging in hand-washing after latrine use. The consequences of poor sanitation and hygiene leave children vulnerable to malnutrition and opportunistic infections like pneumonia. Communities situated along river banks, or near chronically flooded areas as Renk, rely on unsafe surface water for domestic purposes therefore exposing the community to dangers of diarrhoea and other water borne related diseases. Beyond infrastructural deficiencies, traditional beliefs, cultural practices and lack of information are seen as the highest contributing factors to poor hygiene behaviours in Renk. The main outcome of the project will be emergency latrine construction and hygiene promotion to Households affected by current armed conflict. The impact of the project will be that 700 households in the two Payams of Renk County that is, Renk and Geiger Payams of Upper Nile and 3 target schools (2000 girls and boys) will have access to sanitation facilities and be aware of hygiene and sanitation practices. The project will be implemented from during the dry season from Feb to April 2016. The project will work with school children, returnees, IDPs and host communities. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk1555.00001555.0000CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD095CAFODThe armed conflict has caused influx of people from the rural areas and from other counties into Yei River County and other county headquarters in the Catholic Diocese of Yei. The increased number of people has generated increased demand for food and other basic services as water, medicines and shelter. In the three counties in Western Equatoria State, conflict between native farmers and encroaching cattle keepers exploded, which – displaced 367 households, and destroyed property and farms. Furthermore, deterioration of security situation in Mundri Town, Lui, Wonduruba in Lainya County and in Kajo-Keji County resulted in additional displacement of over 10,500 people. IDPs are unable to return to their home villages without any form of support such as shelter materials to rebuild their houses or tools for cultivation. Needs identified for affected communities are: shelter and non-food items for 3000 households and seeds and tools for 3000 households. Reports coming from Yei diocese recently indicated that number of households are retuning back to their home of origin Wonduruba, with some number of IDPs remaining in the diocese from nearby Counties of Mundri and Maridi. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of YeiCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk20003.000020003.0000CAFOD General Funds20003.0000Caritas Diocese of YeiGB-CHC-285776-SSD096CAFODDiscussions and consultations were on going to extend the project by 3 more months after March 31st 2018. However, the partner (CDO) had suggested that, “they cannot really follow closely the running of the projects in Maban. they have no personnel whom they can really trust. Hence, they are of the idea of stopping everything after the 3-month extension. To continue will only mean more confusions. If CAFOD and other partners can take up the lead, or Malakal Diocese can pick it up in the future, maybe we can think of allowing it continue but in a different structure”. Not only that but also there were calls by Bishop Daniel for evaluation of previous projects to be conducted. It was on this basis that, CTP has recommended that: 1. Project evaluation of the previous projects be conducted as proposed by Bishop Daniel 2. A stakeholder meeting to be held after the evaluation where the findings from the evaluation will be presented and the way forward for CDO discussed. 3. CTP allocated the total budget of £20,000 to facilitate the evaluation and the stakeholder meeting. 4. There will be no funding for project activities during this period This approval is therefore generated for the approval of £20,000 from IDHJUB for the evaluation of CDO projects and holding of stakeholders meeting Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral RegionCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk46500.290036750.590010000.0000CAFOD General Funds-0.6700CAFOD General Funds26500.9600CAFOD General Funds10000.0000CAFOD General Funds22050.3500CAFOD General Funds14700.2400CAFOD General Funds400.0000Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region2335.1200Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region1653.2200Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region426.3600Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region416.6700Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region22.7100Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region113.6400Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region413.5300Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region4184.4000Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region29911.5400Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region3538.4600Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region3050.9600Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region28488.8300Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region355.5600Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region5506.8400Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral Region2399.3600Catholic Development Office of Kosti Pastoral RegionGB-CHC-285776-SSD097CAFODThe projects aims at strengthening the capacity of the SCBC through providing funds to support the conference's operations. Following the South Sudan government's decision to float the South Sudanese pounds, and the rising prices in the country, South Sudan Catholic Bishops' Secretariat is compelled to adjust its budget to match the current deterioration economic situation in the country. SCBC is currently looking for US$40,270 commencing March 2016 to March 2017 to supplement its current budget. SCBC has approached other CI agencies in South Sudan requesting for funds to support that gap. It is with this background in mind that CTP is raising this approval in order to support the operation of SCBC in South Sudan. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Sudan Catholic Bishops ConferenceCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk9787.10006454.5800CAFOD General Funds-122.7500CAFOD General Funds-81.8300CAFOD General Funds15000.0000CAFOD General Funds-6877.7400CAFOD General Funds-4585.1600CAFOD General Funds6250.0000Sudan Catholic Bishops Conference3537.1000Sudan Catholic Bishops ConferenceGB-CHC-285776-SSD098CAFODTo this date, the country is being run on a transitional constitution with insufficient laws and legislations to govern different sectors and operations. This is at the backdrop of challenges of relationships with the Sudan, border issues, security concerns as a result of proliferation of small arms, human rights violations and impunity, poor social infrastructure, high illiteracy rates, diseases and malnutrition and the absence of the rule of law among others. Exacerbated by its historical and geographical isolation, the period of heightened tensions between South Sudan and Sudan, and internal episodic violence, the legacy of economic underdevelopment and institutional deficits have greatly contributed to the fragility of the country. Just as many South Sudanese were settling to embarked on development, the events leading up to December 2013 conflict saw a new wave of ethnically motivated violence and mass killing across the country especially in the states former Upper Nile, Jonglei and Unity, grossly dissipating the already weak service delivery and human rights in the country. A midst all these crisis, the press freedom and expression is adversely infringed by various state actors within the country. Both citizens and the practicing journalists have come to the realization of a narrowing space for press freedom and expression. These project targets, senior government officials and middle class citizens to get engaged to understand that press freedom and expression are fundamental rights. The project beneficiaries are journalists and the general public that are stakeholders in governance and democratic transformation of South Sudan Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Agency for Independent MediaCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk15000.000015000.0000CAFOD General Funds7194.2400Agency for Independent Media7805.7600Agency for Independent MediaGB-CHC-285776-SSD100CAFODSouth Sudan, the world’s newest state, faces several challenges including weak government institutions, corruption and mismanagement of public and natural resources. Good governance structures and institutions are still nascent, and much must be done for the country to establish strong democratic institutions like south Sudan council of churches that are capable of combating corruption in the use of public and natural resources. Worldwide, council of churches plays a vital role in promoting good governance and providing oversight on government processes. However, South Sudan Council of Churches was actively involved in the peace process and literally went to “sleep” when the country got independence. This was then followed by years of misuse of resources and lack of accountability within the SSCC secretariat. Efforts were made to resuscitate the SSCC given the important role that the churches played in terms of peace building and conflict reconciliation not just in South Sudan but throughout the world. A new Secretary General was elected and is now in post. In order to assist the Secretariat, a core group of resources partners were selected to assist the new secretary General to restructure the organisation and also develop a new strategic direction for the Council. Working with the core group, the Secretary General identified a consultant who is providing accompaniment support to the SG. The accompanier is working on restructuring the organisation by revisiting the policies and procedures and putting in place sound financial systems. It was also agreed that the SSCC need to continue functioning and two agencies were identified which could temporarily house the funding for SSCC as they wait the finalisation of the audit. This was done so as to minimise any risk of the current funding being used to finance liabilities that SSCC has from the previous secretariat. NCA and CRS are the two agencies that are currently facilitating the process by having contract for staff currently being employed to carry out SSCC activities. CTP is thus assisting SSCC to cover for the cost of the administrative officer and the fund will be send directly to the office of Secretary general in SSCC. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Norwegian Church Aid (South Sudan)CAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk15000.000015000.000015000.0000CAFOD General Funds15000.0000CAFOD General Funds15000.0000Norwegian Church Aid (South Sudan)15000.0000Norwegian Church Aid (South Sudan)GB-CHC-285776-SSD101CAFODRecent Needs Assessment conducted by CTP in Upper Nile State has found that predominantly open defecation is practices due to no access to latrines and few households that have access to latrines are not engaging in hand-washing after latrine use. The consequences of poor sanitation and hygiene leave children vulnerable to malnutrition and opportunistic infections like pneumonia. Communities situated along river banks, or near chronically flooded areas as Renk, rely on unsafe surface water for domestic purposes therefore exposing the community to dangers of diarrhoea and other water borne related diseases. Beyond infrastructural deficiencies, traditional beliefs, cultural practices and lack of information are seen as the highest contributing factors to poor hygiene behaviours in Renk. The main outcome of the project will be emergency latrine construction and hygiene promotion to Households affected by current armed conflict. The impact of the project will be that 700 households in the two Payams of Renk County that is, Renk and Geiger Payams of Upper Nile and 3 target schools (2000 girls and boys) will have access to sanitation facilitaties and be aware of hygiene and sanitation practices. The project will be implemented from during the dry season from Feb to April 2016. The project will work with school children, returnees, IDPs and host communities. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk3197.00003197.0000CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD103CAFODMore than two decades of civil war did not only cost the life of millions of South Sudanese but it has contributed to the unequal distribution of resources between the urban and rural areas, inadequate community building and exclusion of local communities, especially women from the decision-making process. The long history of violence, injustice, exclusions, bad governance, ignorance of people's rights and conflict remains visible contributing a great deal to the poverty in the country. As a result of the long war, many people and communities still suffer from trauma but are not provided a platform to heal. Many communities continue to use violence as a way to resolve conflicts. Furthermore, due to lack of marketable skills and high unemployment, the idled youth risk engaging in alcohol and drug abuse which ultimately resorts to violence. Local farmers, IDPs and traditional authorities plays a key role in the well-being and stability of their communities, yet they have limited understanding of trauma, human rights and often lack the skills to resolve community conflicts fairly. The project sites (Juba, Yirol East and Yei River) counties have encumbered with conflicts that relate to access and control over land and natural resources, land grabbing, conflict between farmers and nomads, border issues between tribes, gender based violence, deforestation, negative cultural practices such as forced marriages, amongst others. These issues are hindering the smooth implementation of sustainable livelihoods and humanitarian programmes and this is the main objective of this project to get amicable solution to the challenges facing the livelihoods and humanitarian sectors. The challenges will be addressed by doing a study that will focus on gaining a better understanding the partners' working environment and issues facing them. IDO will be working closely with the partners to better understand the issues/challenges facing them and work towards resolving the issues at hand. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Integrated Development Organisation CAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk40000.000040000.0000CAFOD General Funds18000.0000Integrated Development Organisation 11818.1800Integrated Development Organisation 10181.8200Integrated Development Organisation GB-CHC-285776-SSD104CAFODThe main driver of displacement of civilian populations to and within Nasir County was the continued conflict in South Sudan, which broke out in December 2013, and quickly spread to the Greater Upper Nile region and elsewhere in the country. Nasir County was one of the stronghold of SPLA/IO during the conflict and was the scene of confrontation between the rival forces with people being displaced. The takeover of Nasir town by the SPLA, reportedly led to the complete desertion of the town and surrounding payams by all civilians that were staying there. The general pattern of displacement in Nasir County had been wide dispersement of people into rural areas, and mixing of the IDPs with host communities, with a reported 20,000 people having crossed the border into Ethiopia. Already a stressed and food insecure part of South Sudan, the conflict and resulting displacement within Nasir County had disrupted the seasonal planting and harvest, as well as traditional trade routes, leading to further increase in food insecurity and vulnerability both among IDPs and the host community. The entire Sobat Basin is furthermore very flood-prone during the rainy season, which is beginning, compounding vulnerabilities. With changes in the conflict dynamics people are beginning to return to Nasir town. Humanitarian assistance may furthermore be required within Nasir town itself, due to the severe disruption of livelihoods that the conflict had already caused, and also taking into consideration the potential damage done to the town during the capture. Food Security and Livelihoods needs in the area according to assessment conducted by Inter-Agency Rapid Needs Assessment (IRNA) identified the following: General Food Distribution for IDPs and targeted distributions for the host community; Distribution of fishing equipment to further diversify dietary intake and promote self-reliance; Livestock experts should also plan a visit to follow-up and investigate on a sudden increase in diseases CADA (Community Agribusiness Development Agency), a national NGO which was operating in Nasir throughout the conflict is planning to intervene and provide support to IDPs and Host community to enable them rebuild their lives and re-integrate/integrate to the community. CADA, through this project will provide agriculture inputs (seeds, tools) and trainings as well as fishing gears. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Africa Development AidCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk60000.000060000.0000CAFOD General Funds30000.0000Africa Development Aid30000.0000Africa Development AidGB-CHC-285776-SSD105CAFODWidening democratic space requires commitment from both government and citizens. However, the ongoing conflict in South Sudan has weakened already fragile state institutions, affecting the government’s ability to protect civilians and offer basic services. The administration of justice has further deteriorated, with an increase in arbitrary arrests as well as prolonged pre-trial and incommunicado detentions of journalists without charge. The space for freedom of expression has severely narrowed as security organs have clamped down on the media, shutting down media outlets and threatening journalists and human rights defenders. Additionally, due to fear of prosecution and harassment, citizens rarely assert their right to freedom of speech. The signing of the ARCISS provides an opportunity for the media to disseminate information on the peace agreement and its implementation, widening the space for freedom of expression and democracy. The project reflects UK government priorities to ensure greater protection of freedom of expression for journalists and civil society in South Sudan, which are fundamental platforms for or democratisation processes The project will provide a platform to enable citizens to engage in a more strategic way with national issues, par-ticularly the peace agreement and its implementation processes (e.g. Chapter 5 of the ARCISS[i]). The project will build on the work of an earlier project that was funded through CSSF-FCO on ‘Enhanced Press Freedom: Foun-dation for Good Governance’. The proposed project will improve the knowledge of journalists on the peace agreement and its implementation, providing a platform for citizens to discuss the ARCISS and its implementa-tion. It aims to create an enabling environment for journalists and citizens to express themselves freely. The pro-ject will continue working with radio panel discussions, chat shows, and dialogues that will focus on freedom of expression.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Catholic Radio NetworkCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk75717.990024920.0000CAFOD General Funds-1700.0000CAFOD General Funds55478.0000CAFOD General Funds-10710.0100CAFOD General Funds7730.0000CAFOD General Funds40000.0000Catholic Radio Network2833.8500Catholic Radio Network1376.4000Catholic Radio Network12048.7600Catholic Radio Network4596.8200Catholic Radio Network5144.8700Catholic Radio Network1987.2900Catholic Radio Network7730.0000Catholic Radio NetworkGB-CHC-285776-SSD107CAFODThis conflict which has since transitioned into an inter-ethnic conflict, has resulted in the internal displacement of an estimated 11,627 people (2,269 households) living in 4 payam areas of Yirol East County. The population of Yirol East is estimated at 67,402; with about 90% of them leaving in rural areas (NPA livelihoods baseline survey, Oct 2014). The effect and impact of this conflict on the displaced persons in their areas of origin was mostly in form of threat to and loss of lives, deprivation of social protection and rights, psycho-social trauma due to fear and torture (through various forms of abuses), the loss, destruction their livelihood assets (importantly livestock) and disruption of their livelihoods. 90% of the IDP and host communities access water from unprotected water sources. Insufficient hand pumps coupled with lack of ownership and/or poor management of existing water points has resulted in poor access to safe water supply. The assessment also shows that the average per capita water use is very low with households spending up to 4 hours travelling to and queuing at the nearest water point, posing protection concerns especially for women such as random attacks, sexual violence and abduction of children. Latrine coverage and hygiene knowledge are extremely low as evidenced by unsafe disposal of human excreta and poor hand washing practice at critical times. A total of 800 households (80% IDPs and 20% extremely vulnerable hosts) will be targeted. 800 households (extremely vulnerable) will be targeted for monthly cash-for-food transfers using a food vouchering system) over a period of 6 months. 800 HH will be targeted for provision of WASH NFIs (jerry cans, buckets, and laundry and toilet soaps) and Cooking NFIs (sauce pans, cups, plates/bowls, spoons etc.). 500 HH will be targeted for communal latrines (10 HH per latrine block, 2 stances disaggregated to male and female), and 800 HH will be provided with clean and safe water supply. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of RumbekCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk434508.672625000.0000CAFOD General Funds-1650.0000CAFOD General Funds30000.0000CAFOD General Funds83333.3333CAFOD General Funds79372.7000CAFOD General Funds-49019.8750CAFOD General Funds60000.0000CAFOD General Funds7862.2457CAFOD General Funds48297.8813CAFOD General Funds-3355.9322CAFOD General Funds-22513.1271CAFOD General Funds49870.6896CAFOD General Funds73153.1531CAFOD General Funds9836.0655CAFOD General Funds44321.5384CAFOD General Funds1891.0000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek6026.8600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek124605.6000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek3067.6333Caritas Diocese of Rumbek0.0000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1092.2400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek2373.5100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek75326.3300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1720.1000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek53513.0400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek0.0000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek-53513.0400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1488.2900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek2274.5900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek3104.8400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek0.0000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek408.5900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek777.7800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek2878.7900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek-15467.9100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek35877.8600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek186.5700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek252.9300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek2539.9300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek6901.6900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1141.2200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek40766.1500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek7963.3300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek12115.6300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek3426.1300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek53513.0400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek4098.3600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek9136.8900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek699.1800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek44321.5400Caritas Diocese of RumbekGB-CHC-285776-SSD110CAFODWidening democratic space requires commitment from both government and citizens. However, the ongoing conflict in South Sudan has weakened already fragile state institutions, affecting the government’s ability to protect civilians and offer basic services. The administration of justice has further deteriorated, with an increase in arbitrary arrests as well as prolonged pre-trial and incommunicado detentions of journalists without charge. The space for freedom of expression has severely narrowed as security organs have clamped down on the media, shutting down media outlets and threatening journalists and human rights defenders. Additionally, due to fear of prosecution and harassment, citizens rarely assert their right to freedom of speech. The signing of the ARCISS provides an opportunity for the media to disseminate information on the peace agreement and its implementation, widening the space for freedom of expression and democracy. The project reflects UK government priorities to ensure greater protection of freedom of expression for journalists and civil society in South Sudan, which are fundamental platforms for or democratisation processes . The project will provide a platform to enable citizens to engage in a more strategic way with national issues, particularly the peace agreement and its implementation processes (e.g. Chapter 5 of the ARCISS[I]). The project will build on the work of an earlier project that was funded through CSSF-FCO on ‘Enhanced Press Freedom: Foundation for Good Governance’. The proposed project will improve the knowledge of journalists on the peace agreement and its implementation, providing a platform for citizens to discuss the ARCISS and its implementation. It aims to create an enabling environment for journalists and citizens to express themselves freely. The pro-ject will continue working with radio panel discussions, chat shows, and dialogues that will focus on freedom of expressionCatholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Agency for Independent MediaCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk24729.60004200.0000CAFOD General Funds-0.4000CAFOD General Funds20530.0000CAFOD General Funds14000.0000Agency for Independent Media10729.6000Agency for Independent MediaGB-CHC-285776-SSD111CAFODThe project will provide a platform to enable citizens to engage in a more strategic way with national issues, particularly the peace agreement and its implementation processes (e.g. Chapter 5 of the ARCISS[I]). The project will build on the work of an earlier project that was funded through CSSF-FCO on ‘Enhanced Press Freedom: Foundation for Good Governance’. The proposed project will improve the knowledge of journalists on the peace agreement and its implementation, providing a platform for citizens to discuss the ARCISS and its implementation. It aims to create an enabling environment for journalists and citizens to express themselves freely. The project will continue working with radio panel discussions, talk shows, and dialogues that will focus on freedom of expression Widening democratic space requires commitment from both government and citizens. However, the on-going conflict in South Sudan has weakened already fragile state institutions, affecting the government’s ability to protect civilians and offer basic services. The administration of justice has further deteriorated, with an increase in arbitrary arrests as well as prolonged pre-trial and incommunicado detentions of journalists without charge. The space for freedom of expression has severely narrowed as security organs have clamped down on the media, shutting down media outlets and threatening journalists and human rights defenders. Additionally, due to fear of prosecution and harassment, citizens rarely assert their right to freedom of speech. The signing of the ARCISS provides an opportunity for the media to disseminate information on the peace agreement and its implementation, widening the space for freedom of expression and democracy. The project reflects UK government priorities to ensure greater protection of freedom of expression for journalists and civil society in South Sudan, which are fundamental platforms for or democratisation processes . Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk18870.000014850.0000CAFOD General Funds4020.0000CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD112CAFODThis is the CTP Operational Budget for support of the Partner Project with Caritas Diocese of Rumbek in Yirol East (SSD107). The situation in South Sudan remains one of the world's biggest humanitarian crises since the escalation of differences between SPLA and SPLA-IO. While there is no active conflict In Lakes State, some counties of the state such as Yirol East County that border Unity and Jonglei States are affected by insecurity and have received a number of IDP influxes. This conflict which has since transitioned into an inter-ethnic conflict, has resulted in the internal displacement of an estimated 11,627 people (2,269 households) living in 4 payam areas of Yirol East County; Malek, Adior, Pagarau and Lekakudu. The population of Yirol East is estimated at 67,402; with about 90% of them leaving in rural areas (NPA livelihoods baseline survey, Oct 2014). The effect and impact of this conflict on the displaced persons in their areas of origin was mostly in form of threat to and loss of lives, deprivation of social protection and rights, psycho-social trauma due to fear and torture (through various forms of abuses), the loss, destruction their livelihood assets (importantly livestock) and disruption of their livelihoods e.g. pastoralism, fishing and crop farming systems. CTP’s recent assessment revealed that 90% of the IDP and host communities access water from unprotected water sources. Insufficient hand pumps coupled with lack of ownership and/or poor management of existing water points has resulted in poor access to safe water supply. The assessment also shows that the average per capita water use is very low with households spending up to 4 hours travelling to and queuing at the nearest water point, posing protection concerns especially for women such as random attacks, sexual violence and abduction of children. Latrine coverage and hygiene knowledge are extremely low as evidenced by unsafe disposal of human excreta and poor hand washing practice at critical times. A total of 800 households (80% IDPs and 20% extremely vulnerable hosts) will be targeted for this particular project. 800 households (extremely vulnerable) will be targeted for monthly cash-for-food transfers using a food vouchering system) over a period of 6 months. 800 HH will be targeted for provision of WASH NFIs (jerry cans, buckets, and laundry and toilet soaps) and Cooking NFIs (sauce pans, cups, plates/bowls, spoons etc.). 500 HH will be targeted for communal latrines (10 HH per latrine block, 2 stances disaggregated to male and female), and 800 HH will be provided with clean and safe water supply. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk13344.82745120.6896CAFOD General Funds6517.2413CAFOD General Funds1706.8965CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD114CAFODCaritas Norway, in cooperation with the Catholic Agency for Overseas Development (CAFOD) and Trocaire in Partnership (CTP) and Catholic Diocese of Rumbek (CDoR), Lakes State, will provide improved food security to 5400 IDPs and vulnerable host community members, with a strong focus on empowerment of women. The project will also support conflict prevention and peace building through dialogue and reconciliation activities aligned with the peace work at national level centred on the support to South Sudan Council of Churches and their peace initiatives. This project will provide one of the very sparse humanitarian interventions in the severely underserved target area. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of RumbekCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk169929.312044816.0000CAFOD General Funds196526.9120CAFOD General Funds-44816.0000CAFOD General Funds-26597.6000CAFOD General Funds56864.0000CAFOD General Funds-56864.0000CAFOD General Funds110286.9100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek28634.4000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek30928.0000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek80.0000Caritas Diocese of RumbekGB-CHC-285776-SSD116CAFODCaritas Norway, in cooperation with the Catholic Agency for Overseas Development (CAFOD) and Trocaire in Partnership (CTP) and Catholic Diocese of Rumbek (CDoR), Lakes State, will provide improved food security to 5400 IDPs and vulnerable host community members, with a strong focus on empowerment of women. The project will also support conflict prevention and peace building through dialogue and reconciliation activities aligned with the peace work at national level centred on the support to South Sudan Council of Churches and their peace initiatives. This project will provide one of the very sparse humanitarian interventions in the severely underserved target area. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk8780.00009388.88886980.0000CAFOD General Funds1800.0000CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD117CAFODSince December 2013 crisis, Don Bosco, St. Vincent de Paul Parish is sheltering thousands of internally displaced persons from different parts of Juba and outside Juba displaced during the December 2013 and July 2016 crises. Don Bosco compound is hosting an estimated 3000 households majority of whom are women and children. Many of the displaced in Juba crossed the Nile to seek shelter in the relative safety of the compound of the Salesians of Don Bosco in Gumbo, some 3 km from Juba Town. During an assessment visit by CTP to the site in October 2016 after the July crisis, IDPs described their living conditions as dire and many families were surviving on one meal per day and have no shelter materials (sleeping mat, blanket and mosquito net) and basic cooking equipment. CTP in partnership with the Salesians of Don Bosco between November and December 2016 provided three months emergency food support to 520 most vulnerable households and this is just a small fraction of the total population in need. Each family received 15 kg of maize flour, 15 kg beans, 2.5L of cooking oil and 1 sacket of 500 g of cooking salt to meet their food survival need. The humanitarian situation of the IDPs has not changed and has further been exacerbated by the increased prices of basic commodities in the market as a result of devaluation of the South Sudanese Pounds against the US Dollars. Currently, many families are struggling and surviving on wild fruits and vegetables and are in dire need of humanitarian food assistance. In view of the appalling situation, CTP in partnership with the Salesians of Don Bosco will provide another three (3) months emergency food support to the 1,000 most vulnerable households. Beneficiary targeting will be community-based and done through a Vulnerability and Inequality Analysis (VIA) process, to ensure that the most vulnerable people are targeted. The beneficiaries selection criteria will include elderly people, those with chronic sicknesses, female headed households, child headed households and unaccompanied children. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)St Vincent De Paul-Selasians of Don BoscoCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk48387.096748387.0967CAFOD General Funds48387.1000St Vincent De Paul-Selasians of Don BoscoGB-CHC-285776-SSD118CAFODIn former Warrap State where CTP partner (TOCH) is implementing a peace building and access to justice project is a hot spot to conflict. CTP Governance and Peace Building Programme is planning to conduct a community needs assessment in Gogrial West county to understand the drivers, actors and the affected groups by conflict in the community and device a way on how to resolve those conflicts. Also CTP is planning to do partner project reviews to evaluate the progress, challenges, opportunities and make decisions on which partners they should continue to work with based on the findings. Governance and Peace Building Programme had planned support visit and accompaniment to partners in the field. The support visit to partners is meant for project efficiency check, working together with partners and get solutions to issues affecting partners.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk15000.000015000.0000CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD119CAFODYirol East State has received an additional 37,000 IDPs since October 2016, as reported by the RRC (Relief and Rehabilitation Commission) of Yirol East (January 2017). Adior reportedly has a host population of 15,000 and 11,000 IDPs, while Pagarau, with a population of 9,000 hosts 6,000 IDPs. This displacement is significantly exacerbating the severe food insecurity. Unusual dry spells, late and inconsistent rains in 2016 have caused a shortage of food stocks. While stocks under normal circumstances sustain the population from harvest in August to May of the next year, followed by a hunger gap in June and July, this year stocks have already run out in January, hitting both IDP and host community to a life threatening level. Newly arrived IDPs were not able to grow any food and many households have been surviving on leaves in the absence of alternative food sources. With harvest still 5-6 months away and aid not reaching the targeted areas, the most vulnerable stand little chance to survive. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of RumbekCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk18648.663215700.6400CAFOD General Funds1768.8139CAFOD General Funds1179.2093CAFOD General Funds2882.2000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek12818.4300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek0.0100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek2550.5600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek397.4700Caritas Diocese of RumbekGB-CHC-285776-SSD120CAFODThis is a 9 months project intended to implement exit strategy for HIV & AIDs as a stand-alone project in CDTY. CTP in 2014/15 decided not to support HIV & AIDs as a stand alone sector but rather be mainstreamed/integrated into other sectors. The project will directly benefit 1,055 people living with HIV, drawn from the groups that were supported through the recently concluded Caritas Australia funded project. The project will focus more on care and support rather than awareness raising and prepare beneficiaries into transitioning for integration/mainstreaming into other projects that would be supported by CTP, be it emergency, Livelihoods or Governance and Peace Building. In order to make the process more effective and efficient, CDTY is planning to convene a general assembly to strengthen the capacity of its diocesan key personnel that is the parish priests, project managers, field officers, parish council members, and religious sisters community through an intensive training in proposal writing, finance management and reporting. The funding will therefore be increased to cater for the training needs of CDTY.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Catholic Organization for Development & PeaceCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk82000.000057000.0000CAFOD General Funds15000.0000CAFOD General Funds10000.0000CAFOD General Funds32000.0000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace19377.1900Catholic Organization for Development & Peace5622.8100Catholic Organization for Development & Peace5905.3000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace19094.7000Catholic Organization for Development & PeaceGB-CHC-285776-SSD121CAFODFollowing the event that happened in December 28th along Yambio Maridi road that involved military confrontations between the armed youth and Sudan People's Liberation Army (SPLA) soldiers that brought untold suffering and misery among the people of Yambio County, many people lost their lives, property with majority being displaced into the nearby bushes and Yambio town. Yambio Primary School locally known as Nabima Primary School is hosting thousands of these IDPs. Registration and verification of IDPs is on-going in this school by most of the humanitarian agencies based in Yambio. CDTY would like to support the most vulnerable households with food items. A total of 1,000 households are being targeted for this emergency assistance since the population is so huge and other partners are also playing their part. CDTY acknowledges the receipt of £50,00 from Caritas Germany and $3,000 from Caritas Belgium for the emergency support to the IDPs. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Catholic Organization for Development & PeaceCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk15000.000015000.0000CAFOD General Funds15000.0000Catholic Organization for Development & PeaceGB-CHC-285776-SSD122CAFODYirol East State has received an additional 37,000 IDPs since October 2016, as reported by the RRC (Relief and Rehabilitation Commission) of Yirol East (January 2017). Adior reportedly has a host population of 15,000 and 11,000 IDPs, while Pagarau, with a population of 9,000 hosts 6,000 IDPs. This displacement is significantly exacerbating the severe food insecurity. Unusual dry spells, late and inconsistent rains in 2016 have caused a shortage of food stocks. While stocks under normal circumstances sustain the population from harvest in August to May of the next year, followed by a hunger gap in June and July, this year stocks have already run out in January, hitting both IDP and host community to a life threatening level. Newly arrived IDPs were not able to grow any food and many households have been surviving on leaves in the absence of alternative food sources. With harvest still 5-6 months away and aid not reaching the targeted areas, the most vulnerable stand little chance to survive. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk248021.0300157978.2900CAFOD General Funds65000.0000CAFOD General Funds25042.7400CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD123CAFODCTP has been working in close partnership with Africa Development Aid (ADA) in Nassir for a year with the common aim of responding to the immediate and long term needs of most vulnerable communities affected by conflict and natural disasters in South Sudan. Canadian Catholic Organisation for Development and Peace (CCODP) in partnership with CTP have submitted a proposal to the International Humanitarian Assistance Program which will provide WASH, health and protection assistance to displaced persons and vulnerable host community members in Dor and Bunagop payams, Awerial county, lakes state in South Sudan. ADA will implement the project in the mentioned areas, however there is need to first carry out a baseline survey to obtain quality project design with realistic, measurable and achievable targets to enhance achievements of project results and long term impact in the lives of affected populations.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Africa Development AidCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk10000.000010000.0000CAFOD General Funds10000.0000Africa Development AidGB-CHC-285776-SSD124CAFODThe July 8th. 2016 conflict in Juba had considerable repercussion in Yei River State. Many young men took arms to defend themselves against armed offensive by government army in the State. Thousands of civilian population fled into the bushes and into neighbouring countries of Uganda and DR Congo. The insurgency and the conflict caused appalling humanitarian situation in the entire Yei River State. Food, health, protection and education situation became despicable. Hundreds of homes were abandoned, looted and burnt. Tens of thousands people were displaced. Many lives were lost. All roads to and from Yei Town were closed. As time passed the resilience of the people of Yei was weakened and humanitarian aid becomes imperative to rescue lives and to reduce displacement and refuge. UN-WFP was obligated to carry out “blanket food aid distribution” in October 2016.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of YeiCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk25000.00005387.1000CAFOD General Funds19612.9000CAFOD General Funds25000.0000Caritas Diocese of YeiGB-CHC-285776-SSD126CAFODHumanitarian needs are pervasive across South Sudan as a result of multiple threats, including armed conflict, inter-communal violence, economic decline, disease and climatic changes. Despite the signing of a peace agreement between warring sides in August 2015, the impact of violence on civilians has been catastrophic. Large sections of the population are displaced and often multiple times due to repeated attacks by different armed forces. As of Feb 2017, 2.2million people are internally displaced, and approximately 1.5 million have fled violence as refugees into neighbouring countries. Over 600,000 children are reported acutely malnourished. Protection for civilians is of particular concern: acts of physical and sexual violence against women, and recruitment of children into armed groups are widespread. CTP proposes to work with Caritas Diocese of Rumbek. CTP has partnered with CDoR for Phase I & II of the Yirol emergency response and has implemented a close-accompaniment model, as CTP technical staff work side by side with CDoR programme staff in the implementation of key FSL and WASH activities. This approach has ensured standards in quality and accountability are reached and maintained, and the technical capacity of partner staff is gradually built through on-job training. Organisational weaknesses in financial management identified by CTP demand a similar approach. CTP has retained management of large-scale procurement until the capacity of CDoR is sufficient to enable them undertake procurement independently. CTP is implementing an organisational development plan over 18 months to enable engender this further. It is planned that Trócaire’s protection advisors will work closely ensuring appropriate protection mechanisms are implemented and global protection cluster standards, and those of the protection cluster in South Sudan, are followed. Capacity building on protection standards and conflict sensitive approaches for CDoR will also underpin this.DECCatholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of RumbekCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk1554514.4200260281.940065431.0000CAFOD General Funds264900.6400CAFOD General Funds360373.1000CAFOD General Funds148000.0000CAFOD General Funds133823.6000CAFOD General Funds139408.3600CAFOD General Funds-133823.6000CAFOD General Funds137217.4100CAFOD General Funds-5389.2400CAFOD General Funds105906.4600CAFOD General Funds56876.1300CAFOD General Funds121927.7300CAFOD General Funds76579.2500CAFOD General Funds83283.5800CAFOD General Funds237874.8148CAFOD General Funds-237874.8148CAFOD General Funds22407.4100CAFOD General Funds237874.5300CAFOD General Funds101.6400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek266.6700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek250.3400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek372.0900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek426.3600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek945.7400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek149.2500Caritas Diocese of 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Diocese of Rumbek180867.8600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek-180867.8600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek183489.1300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek371.4200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1843.9700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek7003.5500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek402.6000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek246.3800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek35879.2500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1744.9300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1464.0000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek992.9100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek390.9200Caritas Diocese of RumbekGB-CHC-285776-SSD127CAFODHumanitarian needs are pervasive across South Sudan as a result of multiple threats, including armed conflict, inter-communal violence, economic decline, disease and climatic changes. Despite the signing of a peace agreement between warring sides in August 2015, the impact of violence on civilians has been catastrophic. Large sections of the population are displaced and often multiple times due to repeated attacks by different armed forces. As of Feb 2017, 2.2million people are internally displaced, and approximately 1.5 million have fled violence as refugees into neighbouring countries. Over 600,000 children are reported acutely malnourished. Protection for civilians is of particular concern: acts of physical and sexual violence against women, and recruitment of children into armed groups are widespread. CTP proposes to work with Caritas Diocese of Rumbek. CTP has partnered with CDoR for Phase I & II of the Yirol emergency response and has implemented a close-accompaniment model, as CTP technical staff work side by side with CDoR programme staff in the implementation of key FSL and WASH activities. This approach has ensured standards in quality and accountability are reached and maintained, and the technical capacity of partner staff is gradually built through on-job training. Organisational weaknesses in financial management identified by CTP demand a similar approach. CTP has retained management of large-scale procurement until the capacity of CDoR is sufficient to enable them undertake procurement independently. CTP is implementing an organisational development plan over 18 months to enable engender this further. It is planned that Trócaire’s protection advisors will work closely ensuring appropriate protection mechanisms are implemented and global protection cluster standards, and those of the protection cluster in South Sudan, are followed. Capacity building on protection standards and conflict sensitive approaches for CDoR will also underpin this.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk98769.92006155.0000CAFOD General Funds14410.0000CAFOD General Funds64584.0000CAFOD General Funds6965.1300CAFOD General Funds6655.7900CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD128CAFODApril: Introductory training and familiarisation for management and staff of CTP and partners - A 2-3 days interactive training curriculum designed to introduce PM key concepts and the joint PM framework and approach. - Short session (2 hours) sensitization with senior managers if they are unable attend the training. - It will include a session on self-rating of the framework and action planning. If key-decision makers are unable to attend the training, those attending the training should follow-up afterwards to get buy-in and the required sign-off. - Specific M&E tools that have been developed to measure progress against the PM Action Plans and to assess how protection is mainstreamed protection in programmes will be introduced. June support visit (2 weeks) - Accompaniment to Trocaire staff and Caritas Rumbek in Yirol. In depth sessions on a couple of core components e.g. Mapping and Referrals, Feedback and Complaints mechanisms September (1-2 weeks) - to be decided depending on progress and gaps identified. Possibly a TOT, focus on monitoring and evaluating PMCatholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk23328.860013997.3200CAFOD General Funds9331.5400CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD133CAFODThis is a one year project for Caritas Diocese of Malakal to cover costs related to office rent, and other office running costs and overheads. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of MalakalCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk0.00006000.0000CAFOD General Funds4000.0000CAFOD General Funds-6000.0000CAFOD General Funds-4000.0000CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD134CAFODThis project focuses to achieve the following:- • Support the proposal development with the partners (partners workshops, support partners as they undertake needs assessments) currently planning the proposal development for GAC through Development and Peace and also possibility of another proposal development initiatives later in the year. 2 proposal developments have been planned for the financial year. • Facilitate the half yearly reviewing and planning workshops with the partners (the first such meeting was in February and planning another one in September and also facilitate peers learning for the partners- partner exchange visits later in the year) • Facilitate partner reflections of the capacity strengthening plans of partners focusing on areas which the partners failed to meet the minimum standard. This will be tailored for each partners as the areas vary from partner to partner and the focus will initially be on the areas which there has been consensus (soft areas” with the partner and then gradually moving towards issues which are the “hard” ones. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk22000.000013200.0000CAFOD General Funds8800.0000CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD135CAFODThis is a six months bridging project while final decision on partnership is being made. The project intended to Improved access to nutritious food for People Living with HIV & AIDs (PLWHAs) in Yambio & Rimenzi Payams Western Equatoria. It is designed to directly benefit 500 households (3,000 individuals) of People Living with HIV & AIDs (PLWHA) in two Payams of Yambio and Rimenzi of Gbudwe State, Western Equatoria. And will indirectly benefit an estimated 6,000 people. Main components of the project will be vegetable and poultry inputs and tools, accompanied by improvement in skills of beneficiaries on both vegetables production and poultry management through trainings, awareness raising and nutrition education. The project will be implemented by CTP partner Catholic Organization for Development & Peace (CODEP). CODEP is the aid and development wing of the Catholic Diocese of Tombura – Yambio. CODEP is currently implementing CTP support HIV exit strategy project. The project will be ending in October 2017. This project is therefore drawn up from lessons learned from the current project during the monitoring activities and is intended to consolidate achievements already gained through the current running project. The project will run for the period of six months beginning November 1st, 2017 and ending in April 30th, 2018. During the implementation, CTP will work with partner staff to strengthen their skills in the following areas: Development of monitoring plan and monitoring tools; VIA analysis; Post Distribution Monitoring (PDM); Monitoring and Evaluation. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Catholic Organization for Development & PeaceCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk50000.000030000.0000CAFOD General Funds20000.0000CAFOD General Funds25000.0000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace25000.0000Catholic Organization for Development & PeaceGB-CHC-285776-SSD136CAFODThis project is raised to support Sacred Heart Sisters to facilitate payment for the repairs and painting of Hai Amarat house. (The former CTP compound)Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk5954.26355954.2635CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD137CAFODLong misunderstanding between two clans of Aguok and Apuk of Gogrial started since 2004 before South Sudan's referendum and independence mainly over border disputes, grazing land and water points for their animals. Despite several efforts to bring both communities into peaceful coexistence through dialogues and reconciliations, tension continued and yet worsened in the recent years claiming dozens of lives and displacing several people. An estimated 13,000 households have been displaced since the violence started with majority of the IDPs being women and children. Many people have been seen to have left without basic survival needs like food and shelter. CTP recent needs assessment conducted in July 2017 in Gogrial indicated food being the most immediate need and of course the need to bring both communities to peaceful coexistence. Since 2012, CAFOD’s sister agency in Ireland, Trócaire has been supporting The Society of Daughters of Mary Immaculate (DMI) implementing peacebuilding programme in Gogrial and this continued after the two sister agencies merged operations in April 2015. DMI has got rich experience in the field of social work and in carrying out women empowerment and peace building programme work since it commenced its ministry at south Sudan in 2012. Since its inception in south Sudan, DMI has facilitated many programmes in the areas of education, women empowerment as well as peacebuilding. Over the years in the selected intervention areas, DMI has mobilised women folk and formed Self Help Groups at each village and initiated village level federations. DMI had series of meetings and discussion with village leaders, women leaders and village chief which has helped to understand in depth needs of the people and continued to bring the conflicting communities into peaceful coexistence. This project will therefore address the most immediate humanitarian needs of the crisis-affected population and will complement the ongoing peacebuilding work in Gogrial. A second round of food distribution was approved in February 2018 due to the increased hunger demands in the area.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Society Of Daughters of Mary ImmaculateCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk130380.439854194.0298CAFOD General Funds45711.8500CAFOD General Funds30474.5600CAFOD General Funds54194.0300Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate76186.4100Society Of Daughters of Mary ImmaculateGB-CHC-285776-SSD138CAFODLong misunderstanding between two clans of Aguok and Apuk of Gogrial started since 2004 before South Sudan's referendum and independence mainly over border disputes, grazing land and water points for their animals. Despite several efforts to bring both communities into peaceful coexistence through dialogues and reconciliations, tension continued and yet worsened in the recent years claiming dozens of lives and displacing several people. An estimated 13,000 households have been displaced since the violence started with majority of the IDPs being women and children. Many people have been seen to have left without basic survival needs like food and shelter. CTP recent needs assessment conducted in July 2017 in Gogrial indicated food being the most immediate need and of course the need to bring both communities to peaceful coexistence. Since 2012, CAFOD’s sister agency in Ireland, Trócaire has been supporting The Society of Daughters of Mary Immaculate (DMI) implementing peacebuilding programme in Gogrial and this continued after the two sister agencies merged operations in April 2015. DMI has got rich experience in the field of social work and in carrying out women empowerment and peace building programme work since it commenced its ministry at south Sudan in 2012. Since its inception in south Sudan, DMI has facilitated many programmes in the areas of education, women empowerment as well as peacebuilding. Over the years in the selected intervention areas, DMI has mobilised women folk and formed Self Help Groups at each village and initiated village level federations. DMI had series of meetings and discussion with village leaders, women leaders and village chief which has helped to understand in depth needs of the people and continued to bring the conflicting communities into peaceful coexistence. This project will therefore address the most immediate humanitarian needs of the crisis-affected population and will complement the ongoing peacebuilding work in Gogrial.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk1776.11941776.1194CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD139CAFODPolitical instability and sustained violence have been pervasive in South Sudan for its six years of independence. The resumption of widespread fighting leaves civilians at risk of further mass crimes, particularly during the dry season when troops are more mobile. According to the UN Office for Humanitarian Coordination (UN OCHA), political conflict, compounded by economic woes and drought, has caused massive displacement, violence and dire food shortages. 4.8 million People are in need of aid, and by March 2018, 5.1 million people are estimated to continue facing hunger. South Sudan in 2017 experienced famine which the UN Humanitarian Coordinator for South Sudan called it a "man-made" situation. According to the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), more than 194,000 people have fled to Uganda since the start of 2017. At least 50,000 people were killed and more than 1.5 million people have fled South Sudan since December 2013. An additional 2.1 million people remain internally displaced. The fiscal deficit, inflation and parallel market premium have all gone up, this macroeconomic collapse has severely affected the livelihood of many South Sudanese, Urban poverty jumped from 49% in 2015 to 70% in 2016 with wages losing their purchasing power, white colour workers and other employees have been driven to poverty in after not paid for months. Deficits associated with the war and with security spending have been financed by printing money. The monetization of the fiscal deficit by the Bank of South Sudan explains the country’s high inflation. The rate of inflation peaked at 550% in September 2016. The pace of printing of money has slowed in recent months, so inflation decelerated to 102% during September 2016–September 2017 (Consumer Price index for South Sudan published by the National Bureau of Statistics in November 2017). Notwithstanding the recent down tend, galloping inflation continues to put many households in both urban and rural areas in a stressful situation because they are unable to afford even the minimum food basket. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas South SudanCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk75000.000016923.080045000.0000CAFOD General Funds30000.0000CAFOD General Funds10153.8500CAFOD General Funds6769.2300CAFOD General Funds75000.0000Caritas South Sudan16923.0800Caritas South SudanGB-CHC-285776-SSD140CAFODThe project will be implemented through a partnership between CA and CTP, with CA as lead agency, working with SSCC to strengthen APP implementation at local level. The national secretariat facilitates the implementation of its APP. Through its national structure, regional offices, and community-level Inter-Church Committees (ICCs), and the hundreds of local churches within its membership, the SSSC reaches millions of South Sudanese. Membership of the ICCs comprise local representatives of SSCC member churches. CA and CTP will work closely with the SSCC and its member churches to support ICCs through accompaniment, building capacity, and enabling them to connect with and inform the national strategy for the APP. As part of this, CA and CTP will also work with the national secretariat to further strengthen overall implementation of the APP at the national level. The SSCC Core Group is a loose forum of ACT Alliance and CARITAS network members and other faith-based organisations whose role is to accompany the SSCC as it strengthens its organisational capacity and implements the APP. CA and CTP will prioritise effective coordination with implementing Core Group partners to maximise ability to deliver positive results. This pilot project will focus on support for two local ICCs and their associated Regional Office to assess and build their capacity to implement the pillars of the APP. This five month pilot phase of the project will build the foundation for a two-year programme of support for the APP, including: best practice in capacity assessment and support for ICCs in developing training modules around pillar methodologies; learning from how the four pillars interact and inform each other when implemented at local level to inform national strategic approaches; demonstrating how voices and experiences from the local level should feed back into national implementation and analysis – especially advocacy. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk8517.24008517.2400CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD141CAFOD The rainfall over most of the cropping areas started late with inadequate amounts in many places up to the end of May 2017. This caused late planting of crops and may result in harvesting delays. At the national level, the further deterioration of macroeconomic conditions has forced prices (of food and non-food items) to climb above levels observed last year. Over half of the South Sudanese population needs humanitarian assistance. Conflict has driven massive displacement and is expected to continue to limit household access to natural sources of food, including fish and wild foods. The daily wage rate for casual labour currently purchases under 3 kilograms of cereal in most areas of the country and, as a result, households face extreme difficulty purchasing sufficient food to meet their basic food needs.In terms of peace, governance and access to land, most parts of Lakes state were affected, mildly, by inter-clan clashes especially in the cattle camps by fighting youth. Throughout the country, there were some incidences of looting of relief food from trucks and warehouses with nearly 670 metric tonnes of food lost in July (15 incidences) compared to 7 and 5 June and May respectively.In Rumbek, which neighbours Yirol, 77 metric tonnes of food items in 3 trucks were looted on July 3 in Mayom village.DECCatholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of RumbekCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk1579355.290075240.0700273557.0370CAFOD General Funds-273557.0370CAFOD General Funds301474.0000CAFOD General Funds254113.9600CAFOD General Funds336707.6200CAFOD General Funds-49.5900CAFOD General Funds214171.4800CAFOD General Funds-36.6800CAFOD General Funds353249.0000CAFOD General Funds119725.5000CAFOD General Funds76865.9100CAFOD General Funds-1625.8400CAFOD General Funds1183.2100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek30056.0000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek7120.0000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek17000.9400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek39.2800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek48.4100Caritas Diocese 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Diocese of Rumbek6171.8800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek5428.9100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek376.9200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek50.7400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek153.8500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1640.6200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek74.2200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek932.5300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek333.8500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek7939.9200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek3.1400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek52.2700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1692.3100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek23076.9200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek378.7900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1442.4200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek322.9000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek2162.8200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek903.8500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1092.3100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek266692.4800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek110.2400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1948.8200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1102.3600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek3973.6800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek10842.7400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek63185.1600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1503.9100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek37058.5900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek73.0000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek32330.8300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek300.7500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1503.7600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek35111.2800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek5871.2100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek49.2400Caritas Diocese of RumbekGB-CHC-285776-SSD142CAFODThe rainfall over most of the cropping areas started late with inadequate amounts in many places up to the end of May 2017. This caused late planting of crops and may result in harvesting delays. At the national level, the further deterioration of macroeconomic conditions has forced prices (of food and non-food items) to climb above levels observed last year. Over half of the South Sudanese population needs humanitarian assistance. Conflict has driven massive displacement and is expected to continue to limit household access to natural sources of food, including fish and wild foods. The daily wage rate for casual labour currently purchases under 3 kilograms of cereal in most areas of the country and, as a result, households face extreme difficulty purchasing sufficient food to meet their basic food needs.In terms of peace, governance and access to land, most parts of Lakes state were affected, mildly, by inter-clan clashes especially in the cattle camps by fighting youth. Throughout the country, there were some incidences of looting of relief food from trucks and warehouses with nearly 670 metric tonnes of food lost in July (15 incidences) compared to 7 and 5 June and May respectively.In Rumbek, which neighbours Yirol, 77 metric tonnes of food items in 3 trucks were looted on July 3 in Mayom village.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk10704.440072216.92006246.1100CAFOD General Funds4458.3300CAFOD General Funds3615.5200CAFOD General Funds26057.0800CAFOD General Funds16319.0000CAFOD General Funds6017.2600CAFOD General Funds20208.0600CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD144CAFODThis project seeks to provide a free platform for South Sudanese citizens’ engagement in the peace process especially on the High Level Revitalization Forum (HLRF) and the Agreement on Resolution of Conflict as whole and other issues that pertain to peace building, democracy, good governance, freedom of expression and press freedom in South Sudan. The project will build on the work of an earlier project that was funded through CTP-FCO on ‘’Strengthening Peace, Democracy and Freedom of Expression in South Sudan’’. The project aims to create an enabling environment for journalists and citizens to express themselves freely. The project will continue with radio talk shows and dialogues that will focus on freedom of expression, peace building, trauma healing and reconciliation and the justice process. The activities shall be radio talk shows, dialogues, panel discussions, Vox Pops and public service announcements.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Catholic Radio NetworkCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk85000.000051000.0000CAFOD General Funds34000.0000CAFOD General Funds27027.4400Catholic Radio Network57972.5600Catholic Radio NetworkGB-CHC-285776-SSD145CAFODThe Farmers vs Pastoralists Conflict Resolution Project (FPCRP) will be implemented in Tharkueng and Kangi Payams of the former Jur River County. The project aims to promote peaceful co-existence between the farmers (Jur River County) and the pastoralists from Warrap State who normally travel to Jur River County during the dry season (November-April) in search of water and pasture for their livestock. During the project implementation period, the project will mitigate the conflict between farmers and pastoralists through dialogue and reconciliatory approaches. The project will use the existing Peace Building Committee members as entry points and as leverage to initiate dialogue around natural resource sharing (water and pasture) and peaceful co-existence between the farmers and the pastoralists. The use of existing Peace Building Committees and the local authorities will help the project to consolidate its resources and investments from year one and two program i.e. Human Rights and Peace Building Project while meeting the goals and the objectives of the new FPCRP in Jur River County. This project will also build on the existing structures of such as Peace Conference Resolutions especially the 2016 Marial Baai Peace Conference Resolutions/Agreements between farmers from former (WBGs) and pastoralists (Warrap State). The people who will benefit from this project are the farmers and the pastoralists who will gain more skills and knowledge around dialogue for natural resource sharing while using their indigenous knowledge and skills for peaceful co-existence. The role of CAFOD in this project will include but not limited to provision of project funds and technical support and supervision in program development and implementation, program monitoring and coordination through field visits and establishment of linkages with other implementing partners (TOCH) in Warrap as well as directing the program towards meeting the country (South Sudan) strategic goals and objectives for peace building. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Hope Agency for Relief and DevelopmentCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk30500.000010000.000015000.0000CAFOD General Funds10000.0000CAFOD General Funds6000.0000CAFOD General Funds4000.0000CAFOD General Funds3300.0000CAFOD General Funds2200.0000CAFOD General Funds15000.0000Hope Agency for Relief and Development10000.0000Hope Agency for Relief and Development10000.0000Hope Agency for Relief and Development5500.0000Hope Agency for Relief and DevelopmentGB-CHC-285776-SSD146CAFODMonitoring visit of JAGG and CR to Yirol for annual monitoring visit. The visiting team will undertake a field trip to the project site, carry out meetings with key stakeholders and beneficiaries, and meet with the partnerCatholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk7950.00004770.2500CAFOD General Funds3179.7500CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD147CAFODThis project will be implemented in former 5 payams of Gogrial west county with warring communities of Aguok,Apuk and Kuac within Gogrial state for a period of 4 months while TOCH conducts conflict needs assessment for the entire state with its neighbouring states of Tonj and Wau which have been involved in the onset of conflict in 2017. The proposed activities will include formation of women peace networks in the 5 payams which will include empowering of youth to help them to prevent violent conflicts and work together towards reconciling communities through initiatives of sports for peace and conflict monitoring strategy with cattle camp youths as they are actors for peace and sometimes can be used to fight each other. TOCH will continue to work with former peace committees to support local dispute mediations and try to reconcile communities where possible and also work jointly with CTP to ensure that coordination mechanisms and technical support is provided to address emerging issues from the communities. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)The Organization for Children HarmonyCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk70500.000039000.0000CAFOD General Funds26000.0000CAFOD General Funds3300.0000CAFOD General Funds2200.0000CAFOD General Funds25000.0000The Organization for Children Harmony20000.0000The Organization for Children Harmony20000.0000The Organization for Children Harmony5500.0000The Organization for Children HarmonyGB-CHC-285776-SSD148CAFODThe prolonged war in South Sudan has denied its citizens and communities a chance to live together and enjoy peace thus continued cases of violence. 90% percent of the current South Sudanese were born in war and have never experienced peace and love, their minds are stocked with war memories and many of them are traumatized. The Gogrial west county community in Warrap has never experienced peace which makes them suffer from peace deficiency and they are not able to demonstrate peace to their neighboring communities, this has contributed to an increase of community clashes especially in the areas inhabited by Apuk and Aguok tribes. This project is aimed to conduct activities to reduce inter-clan violence by creating awareness on the importance of women empowerment and peaceful coexistence among the communities, and creating a friendly village forum where people discuss issues related to violence which causes insecurity in the area. By the end of the project the village forum will be empowered to establish the village help desk where by violence cases will be reported and handled. The project activities will also provide the traumatized community with healing process through village public debates and drama where the community will freely discuss their differences and solutions, and as such establish a peaceful society where people live in harmony and perfect peace. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Society Of Daughters of Mary ImmaculateCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk35000.000021000.0000CAFOD General Funds14000.0000CAFOD General Funds15000.0000Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate20000.0000Society Of Daughters of Mary ImmaculateGB-CHC-285776-SSD149CAFODThis is the third phase of the IDCS project supported by CTP, the first phase of project covered the national office finance staff training on Quickbooks and the installation of the Quick books system for the national office and the diocese of Tambura – Yambio, in addition to training of national staff in the different fields such as communication, program and the M&E, the second is mend to cover the installation of QuickBooks System for the two dioceses Yei and Juba which has not commence due to delay of funds and the comments of the facilitator in his organization. This third phase project which is now going to be supported by CAFOD -Trocaire in Partnership would cover the training of staff in both the national office and the dioceses and development of the number of policies as it has been stated above, carry assessment in the dioceses and the national office on the capacity of the staff and their needsCatholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas South SudanCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk30000.000018000.0000CAFOD General Funds12000.0000CAFOD General Funds30000.0000Caritas South SudanGB-CHC-285776-SSD150CAFODThe support that will be given by CTP for the secretariat will be used in the running of the day to day activities of the Bishops as this is the coordination office, provide services to caritas family in south Sudan, facilitate in organizing Bishops meetings which takes place twice a year. Facilitate the movement of the secretary General to other dioceses for support visits and meetings both in the dioceses and other meeting that proves to be very important for the benefit of the people of south Sudan.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)South Sudan Catholic Bishops' SecretariatCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk18765.000020000.000011259.0000CAFOD General Funds7506.0000CAFOD General Funds12000.0000CAFOD General Funds8000.0000CAFOD General Funds18765.0000South Sudan Catholic Bishops' Secretariat20000.0000South Sudan Catholic Bishops' SecretariatGB-CHC-285776-SSD151CAFODThe strengthening of Bishop’s conference, training and supporting staffs of the conference (workshops & seminars), and administration costs forms the basis of this proposal template. Strengthening of Bishop’s conference includes provision of travel support for the Bishops and Ordinaries to move freely and safely i.e. transport and logistics. Training and supporting staffs of the conference; the personnel working for and with the conference (commissions and departments) require basic skills to achieve the desired goals and objectives i.e. on-going capacity workshops, seminars on various fields to empower the personnel with relevant skills for capacity development. Administration costs; (salaries for key personnel, office equipment, file carbinates for filling systems, communication, furniture’s, stationaries, minor repairs and maintenances etc. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Sudan Catholic Bishops ConferenceCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk11211.000013000.00006727.0000CAFOD General Funds4484.0000CAFOD General Funds7800.0000CAFOD General Funds5200.0000CAFOD General Funds11211.0000Sudan Catholic Bishops Conference13000.0000Sudan Catholic Bishops ConferenceGB-CHC-285776-SSD152CAFODThis project is intending to improve public interest issues advocacy and lobby engagement at the National level. The advocacy and lobby will covers issues associated with peace building and empowerment of women on peace advocacy. Peace building is a key aspect for rebuilding the broken social fabric of South Sudanese due to the on-going violent conflict since Mid. Dec. 2013. The project is aiming at empowering women and civil society on championing peace building at national and regional levels. Women and civil society were selected as actors that influential in the national public affairs advocacy and lobby. The use of peace building as a tool to generated pressure on the conflicting parties of South Sudan and regional actors on effective and timely implementation of the peace agreement provisions. Among the key peace agreement provisions are; institutional and legislations reforms, observation of permanent ceasefire, justice and accountability, national reconciliation and healing security sector reform and economic reforms. The advocacy and lobby will target the central government level targeting the national parliament, independent commissions and executive ministries. This project will be focusing on conducting advocacy and lobby for the effective and timely implementation of the signed peace agreement between the government and the SPLM-IO. Advocacy and lobby for the effective and timely implementation of the peace agreement is as follow; Component 1: Equipping women and civil society with peace building advocacy and lobby skills This component is aiming at empowering women and civil society with knowledge and skills for promoting peace building in South Sudan through engaging national and regional actors on peace building Component 2: Influencing national and regional actors for realization of peace building This component is aiming at creating pressure for the parties to the peace agreement for effective and timely implementation of the agreement. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Community Empowerment for Progress OrganizationCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk37999.970022800.0000CAFOD General Funds-0.0300CAFOD General Funds0.0000CAFOD General Funds15200.0000CAFOD General Funds24582.3000Community Empowerment for Progress Organization13417.6700Community Empowerment for Progress OrganizationGB-CHC-285776-SSD153CAFODThe south Sudan council of churches is in the process of implementation of the action plan for peace through delivery of 4 programme outcomes relating to advocacy, neutral forum, reconciliation and institutional capacity strengthening. through this church based , nation-wide and multi-stakeholder engagement action, the south sudan council of churches envisages the realisation of a peaceful resolution of conflict and restoration of peace in south sudan. the first phase of the action plan for peace 2016-2017 has ended and SSCC is now implementing a new phase 2018-2021 through annual funding of ecumenical partners including Norwegian church aid, catholic relief service, Finn church aid, CAFOD &Trocaire partnership and Christian aid and PAX , all working collaboratively under the structure core group whose work is to mobile funding and provide technical support to SSCC in the implementation of the APP.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)South Sudan Council of ChurchesCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk19999.000011999.4000CAFOD General Funds7999.6000CAFOD General Funds19999.0000South Sudan Council of ChurchesGB-CHC-285776-SSD154CAFODThis project is raised to approve £9,999.00 for refurbishment of Palica offices in Malakal. The offices in the mean time will be used by the South Sudan Council of Churches (SSCC) for its peace building programme, AFP (Action for Peace in South Sudan, but in the medium to long term will be handover to the Diocese of Malakal. Caritas Diocese of Malakal was one of the worse affected dioceses in South Sudan by the conflict that erupted in Juba in December 2013, and quickly spread to greater Upper Nile. The capture and re-capture of Malakal town by the two worrying parties which happened more than once left the whole infrastructures in the town including Church buildings destroyed. As a result, the clergy as well as Caritas Diocese of Malakal were left with no choice but to relocate to Juba. Upto this point in time there is no presence of Caritas Diocese of Malakal in Malakal town. With situation a bit calming down and with concerted efforts by IGAD and Troika as reflected by the current peace negotiations in Addis Ababa, there are hopes that peace will again return to Malakal. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of MalakalCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk9999.00005999.0000CAFOD General Funds4000.0000CAFOD General Funds9999.0000Caritas Diocese of MalakalGB-CHC-285776-SSD155CAFODThis project is for capacity strengthening of CDOR on compliance, organizational development and change and thematic programming. On compliance, CDoR was having challenges in terms of financial management systems and procedures as well as security management systems. Hence, it was discussed that CDoR should be supported to install financial management systems (quick books) and develop security management plan. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of RumbekCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk9785.91005871.5500CAFOD General Funds3914.3600CAFOD General Funds65.1700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1543.3100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek866.1400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek551.1800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek325.5800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek284.0900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1747.3300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek312.5000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek4090.6100Caritas Diocese of RumbekGB-CHC-285776-SSD157CAFODThis project is created to cater for an operational budget for Livelihoods strategy development and capacity building for implementing partners. This operational budget/project will only be utilised for partner support activities such as trainings, workshops, and exchange visits. CTP Livelihoods PO is planning to organize two workshops for strategy development. The first workshop will be for key stakeholders including some members of Caritas Network operating in South Sudan such as CRS and CORDAID as well as representatives from key government institutions such as ministry of Agriculture. The second workshop will then be organized for implementing partners, and its meant for partners to agree on programme "Theory of Change". Other activities to be covered by this project will include the evaluation of CDO projects in Maban & Renk, the holding of stakeholders meeting with CDO and travel expenses for the upcoming resilience workshop in Kenya organized by Trocaire.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk25690.000015414.0000CAFOD General Funds10276.0000CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD158CAFODThis project focuses to achieve the following: - -Support women's empowerment scoping exercises, at both Juba and field level, including a scoping field visit with partners. Activities include partners’ workshops, bringing together partners for shared capacity strengthening on women's empowerment issues, and supporting partners as they undertake needs assessments. - Support various capacity strengthening activities of partners, including the facilitation of women's empowerment partners inception workshops in Juba (covering partners' project staff flights, accommodation and all workshop expenses), and a half yearly women's empowerment reviewing and planning workshop with partners (the first such meeting in February 2019 in Juba, the next in September 2019). - Support CTP field monitoring visits, enabling CTP to assess the capacity strengthening plans of partners (with a focus on Mango Health Check minimum standards), and monitor and evaluate development. These visits will be tailored from partner to partner, with an initial focus on areas of consensus where capacity building is required, and moving onto more challenging issues.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk33450.000020070.0000CAFOD General Funds13380.0000CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD159CAFODThe project will be implemented through a partnership between CA and CTP, with CA as lead agency. Implementation of the project will be overseen by a Project Board comprised of CA and CTP senior managers and programme staff who will guide strategy, ensure effective coordination, delivery and quality. CA and CTP will deliver activities to support the SSCC in line with the APP. The SSCC is an ecumenical body comprised of seven member churches and other associate churches with a strong legacy of peacebuilding, reconciliation and advocacy. It provides a local and national platform to enhance ecumenical cooperation through the national networks of its member churches and supported by the national secretariat. Through its national structure, regional offices, and community-level Inter-Church Committees (ICCs), and the hundreds of local churches within its membership, the SSSC reaches millions of South Sudanese. Membership of the ICCs comprise local representatives of SSCC member churches. CA and CTP will work closely with the SSCC and its member churches to support ICCs to implement the APP at the local level through accompaniment, building capacity, and enabling them to interact with and inform the national strategy for the APP through coordination and information sharing. CA and CTP will also work with the national secretariat and regional offices to further strengthen their institutional capacity to implement the APP at all levels. CA and CTP will prioritise effective coordination with implementing Core Group partners through Core Group meetings and Programme Technical Working Group meetings to maximise ability to deliver positive results. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)South Sudan Council of ChurchesCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk31208.180031845.0000CAFOD General Funds-636.8200CAFOD General Funds12993.1700South Sudan Council of Churches785.7100South Sudan Council of Churches1003.0100South Sudan Council of Churches10830.7700South Sudan Council of Churches4883.8500South Sudan Council of Churches306.9200South Sudan Council of Churches404.7500South Sudan Council of ChurchesGB-CHC-285776-SSD160CAFODThe project will be implemented through a partnership between CA and CTP, with CA as lead agency. Implementation of the project will be overseen by a Project Board comprised of CA and CTP senior managers and programme staff who will guide strategy, ensure effective coordination, delivery and quality. CA and CTP will deliver activities to support the SSCC in line with the APP. The SSCC is an ecumenical body comprised of seven member churches and other associate churches with a strong legacy of peacebuilding, reconciliation and advocacy. It provides a local and national platform to enhance ecumenical cooperation through the national networks of its member churches and supported by the national secretariat. Through its national structure, regional offices, and community-level Inter-Church Committees (ICCs), and the hundreds of local churches within its membership, the SSSC reaches millions of South Sudanese. Membership of the ICCs comprise local representatives of SSCC member churches. CA and CTP will work closely with the SSCC and its member churches to support ICCs to implement the APP at the local level through accompaniment, building capacity, and enabling them to interact with and inform the national strategy for the APP through coordination and information sharing. CA and CTP will also work with the national secretariat and regional offices to further strengthen their institutional capacity to implement the APP at all levels. CA and CTP will prioritise effective coordination with implementing Core Group partners through Core Group meetings and Programme Technical Working Group meetings to maximise ability to deliver positive results. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk146655.0000146655.0000CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD162CAFODThis project is raised to support Solidarity with South Sudan to organize training of trainers (ToT) workshops. Solidarity with SS Pastoral Services have given workshops in Healing from Stress/Trauma throughout South Sudan since 2009; for example, in Malakal, Juba, Bor, Duk, Bentiu, Yambio, Nzara, Yei, Wau, Rumbek, Molou, Maban, Torit, Agok/Abyei, in many Protection of Civilian Camps. We also taught Psychosocial Support for two years for the Education in Emergencies Program throughout SS, and then supervised field work in some areas, and we incorpoarate it into our Teacher Training Programs. Workshop participants represent a wide range of South Sudanese population, many tribes and various age ranges including children and elderly; for example, women’s groups, men’s groups, teachers, medical staffs, prisoners, the sick, homeless, special needs, youth, ecumenical/interfaith, staffs of organizations and some government personnel. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Solidarity with South SudanCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk15384.00009230.0000CAFOD General Funds6154.0000CAFOD General Funds15384.0000Solidarity with South SudanGB-CHC-285776-SSD163CAFODThe Legal Aid for Women and Girls against SGBV project is in line with NAWL’s endeavor to create a nationwide human rights and constitutional rights awareness against SGBV and capacity building to community leaders, women leaders, girls, boys and youth groups to understand their rights and advocate for the protection of women and girls’ rights. This advocacy aims at eliminating elements of SGBV and ensure respect for women rights necessary for peaceful coexistence and confidence in institutions dealing with (custodians of) the rule of law.. The project will be implemented in Juba and will involve a cross section of partners or duty bearers including; the police, prisons and judicial officials, women groups and Community leaders as well religious and youth leaders. The project will focus on awareness raising for girls and women with the view of enhancing their understanding of their rights and the available legal protection platforms, where they can find a space for the restoration of their confidence in the legal system. Formation of a network of women and girls’ leaders, where they will hold forums with girls and women groups to unlock their minds to be able to deal head-on with barriers of access to justice. During the project cycle, a total of 200 women and young girls in this network shall receive training on legal awareness. A team of women lawyers, volunteers and women representatives shall hold Six (6) radio talk shows on legal rights issues in Juba, with call-in lines for public participation. It shall also document successes and challenges of access to justice. Through Legal Aid, legal protection shall be enhanced through assessment and analysis of the capacity gaps in the duty bearers (the police, prisons and judicial officials and traditional authorities). Lastly a review of national legislations against international and customary laws shall be undertaken to resolve any outstanding conflict of laws this will be mainstream into the entire work of the protection. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)National Alliance for Women Lawyers CAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk19400.000011640.0000CAFOD General Funds7760.0000CAFOD General Funds19400.0000National Alliance for Women Lawyers GB-CHC-285776-SSD165CAFODThis project is aiming at supporting the livelihood of the communities in Former Apuk West (Ajogo). Specially the internal displaced persons in former Apuk West County. There are an estimated 35,000 displaced household that do not have food, shelter and other basic needs. Within the displaced people majority are women, children and elderly one who are unable to support themselves through any means to improve their living. DMI has designed this project to provide humanitarian support to this vulnerable people as well as agricultural tools and seeds to encourage self-reliance where this group can depend on their own grown products in some years to come. As the situation is somehow improving in the State there are still sporadic cases which are still creating fear among IDPs to return to their respective areas and as a result many people are still in need of humanitarian support. Through this project; the provision of food shall assist them as a short term program to allow the IDPs feed their families. While provision of tools and seeds shall be a long term solution to the food security in their respective villages in Ajogo. After the end of this project, the IDPs will be able to meet their basic survival needs if they are equipped with seeds and agricultural tools. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Society Of Daughters of Mary ImmaculateCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk116943.070070165.8500CAFOD General Funds-0.0100CAFOD General Funds46777.2300CAFOD General Funds58471.0900Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate58471.9800Society Of Daughters of Mary ImmaculateGB-CHC-285776-SSD166CAFODThis is a nine months project (July 2018 – March 2019) intended to Improving Food, Nutrition & Livelihoods Security of women, men, girls’ andboys including People Living with HIV & AIDs (PLWHA) in Nyuwa and Molobur Payams of Lado and Luri Counties, Jubek State, Republic of South Sudan. The project which will be implemented by Caritas Catholic Archdiocese of Juba can be continuously replicated every year, particularly during the dry period for as long as there are more vegetable framers in and around Juba that would want to make vegetable farming as a business, reflecting the programme nature of the project. This project is designed to bridge the gap between now and when CTP Livelihoods Thematic Programme Framework is finalised and approved in March 2019. Since this is a period dry spelt in the region, the project will provide solar irrigation water pumps to progressing vegetable farmers, fishermen and trainings in vegetable production and fish preservation. Vegetable farming as well as fishing is a lucrative business in and around Juba, and it is anticipated that beneficiaries to this project will increase their household incomes significantly within this period. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Archdiocese of JubaCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk93925.000056355.0000CAFOD General Funds37570.0000CAFOD General Funds46962.5000Caritas Archdiocese of Juba46962.5000Caritas Archdiocese of JubaGB-CHC-285776-SSD167CAFODCAFOD & Trocaire in Partnership (CTP) is organizing an orientation workshop on Church & Community Transformation Process (CCTP). 18 participants from three CTP partners are expected to participate in the workshop. The participants will be 6 from every partner (i.e. two church leaders, two women leaders and two youth leaders) to be nominated by their respective dioceses. The dioceses that will participate in this workshop are: Catholic Archdiocese of Juba; Catholic Diocese of Tombura/Yambio and Catholic Diocese of Rumbek. The purpose of this assignment is to orient Church leaders on CCMP process as a new approach, to enable the church impacting its immediate community in such a way that she influences important decisions that affect the way of life of the community, the church motivating its immediate community to transform its situation sustainably, the community beginning to take charge of its destiny without having to depend upon external support, relationships among people being restored in a lasting manner, people supporting one another to meet the most basic needs, people addressing their physical and spiritual poverty deeply and extensively, people honoring and worship God more consciously. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk10000.00006000.0000CAFOD General Funds4000.0000CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD169CAFODThere is a growing shift and focus from donors in South Sudan to integrated, multiyear programming, focused on building resilience. Resilience building, is a complex process that involves a variety of stakeholders and overlaps with different sectors in both humanitarian and development contexts. As Resilience encompasses different sectors, it is important for agency and partner staff to understand how resilience fits into both current and future programming. Therefore, the need exists to build capacity of key personnel in South Sudan to be able to develop and implement impactful and transformative resilience programmes. The South Sudan programme is currently in the process of developing a new Country Strategy Paper which will inform the next 5 years of programming in country. The country office is at the beginning stages of developing the CSP. In line with practices from other countries the intension is for the strategy paper to further define previously identified programmatically strands. Namely, resilience livelihood and woman’s empowerment both of which will compliment our humanitarian initiatives. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk15000.00009000.0000CAFOD General Funds6000.0000CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD170CAFODThis project will be implemented in Yirol East, following on from previous CTP and partner Caritas Diocese of Rumbek (CDOR) work in the same area. CTP will implement this project (phase V) through Caritas Diocese of Rumbek and the psychosocial support component will be provided by TOCH, who has proven expertise in the PSS, in a neighbouring state. TOCH will provide and in-situ staff member to support the PSS activities and train CDOR staff. Self Help saving scheme will be introduced to women groups by another partner (DM&I) and funded via other donors. The overall goal of the programme is to improve livelihood resilience of vulnerable IDP and host communities in Yirol, Lakes State in South Sudan. In recent months, Yirol East continues to receive high influx of IDPs mainly from Jonglei, Unity and Western Lakes States putting pressure on the existing stretched resources. The phase V will pick-up the unaddressed gaps and use lessons learnt from Phase IV to improve the quality of the programme delivery. In 2018, Yirol East experienced repeated violent cattle raids, inter-communal clashes and outbreaks of diseases such as cholera and rift valley fever that made majority of the population unable to plant and food insecure. Although a small fraction of the population planted, harvest was not very promising for crops like simim, millet, maize, etc. as indicated by CTP Post-Harvest Assessment Reports conducted in the area (November 2018) and it's likely the current harvest will only lasts few months. Access to safe water continues to remain a huge challenge despite rehabilitations of boreholes made in the previous phases mainly because of the inadequate number of water points in the area. Hygiene practices also remain poor amongst the population coupled with lack of sanitation facilities leaving majority of the population vulnerable to outbreaks of cholera and other diarrhoeal diseases.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of RumbekCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk1109545.084042928.0000CAFOD General Funds99109.3800CAFOD General Funds-15812.9400CAFOD General Funds26263.2400CAFOD General Funds17508.8300CAFOD General Funds2911.8240CAFOD General Funds1941.2200CAFOD General Funds657354.2100CAFOD General Funds-121292.0000CAFOD General Funds263712.0900CAFOD General Funds-930.4800CAFOD General Funds121292.0000CAFOD General Funds5211.2400CAFOD General Funds10239.6900CAFOD General Funds-891.2200CAFOD General Funds7.8700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek-7.8700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek28632.8200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek-28632.8200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek17045.1100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek22875.1900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek3007.7000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek31766.9200Caritas 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Rumbek77.3600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek15751.1200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek117.5400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1627.9100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek99.2600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek147.5400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1147.5400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek409.8400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek55861.4800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek7.7400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek901.6400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek4511.8100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek74.0600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek346.4600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek236.2200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek14.8100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek2704.9200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek207.6900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1615.3800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek46123.0800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek14238.1000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek3000.0000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek18433.8600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek55968.4200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek7796.9900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1490.6000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek117430.8300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek10639.2300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek99582.3100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek5751.8800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1240.6000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek433.0800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek135.3400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1300.8100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek495.9400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek411.6000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek-6222.9000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek5292.4200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek180.3300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek43852.4600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek12295.0800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek172.1300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek163.9300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1951.2200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek157.4800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek384.2500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek38.1700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1653.5400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek573.7700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1803.2800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek39.8100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek163.7800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek94.4900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek694.8800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1515.7500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek29.5300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek218.2500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1666.6700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1323.8100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek419.0600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek2445.2400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek222.2200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1480.7700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek65.7700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek215.3800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek2246.1500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek2616.9200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1645.7100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek240.0000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek634.6200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek53846.1500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek716.6200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek6169.2300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1130.7700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek67.6700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek37016.5400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1075.1900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek2983.0800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek70685.7100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek3736.1500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1578.9500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1293.2300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek0.2700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek121291.7300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek5211.2400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek3932.0100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek5416.4600Caritas Diocese of RumbekGB-CHC-285776-SSD172CAFODThis project will target to address 3 main areas and these will include; livelihoods through economic empowerment of vulnerable women, community care through protection of vulnerable members of the community especially women and girls and peace building. The project aims to achieve cultural norms that result into marginalization of women and girls identified and appropriately addressed through the existing structures, Communities with capacity to identify and appropriately address issues that increase vulnerability to some members of their community, Women groups with skills to contribute towards their household livelihoods and increased involvement of women in peace building interventions. The targeted locations include Alek North, Alek South, Gogrial Town, Kuac North and Kuac South (former Gogrial west county), Manyang, Riang Alek/Matiel (Gogrial East) is expected to start in January 2019 and run for a period of 12 months. The approach to be used will be the human rights approach and these will be implemented through capacity building where the capacity of community leaders and the vulnerable groups among which are women and girls will be built to identify the cultural norms in their societies that have led to their marginalization resulting into being left behind when it comes to development and decision making interventions. TOCH will work with the already existing structures among which are the women peace networks (WPN) and any other structures at payam and boma levels, however to get into these existing structures we shall work directly with the county and state line ministries for purposes of sustainability even when the intervention’s direct support comes to an end. A number of stakeholders will play an active role in the implementation and these shall include local leaders who shall work closely with TOCH team to do community mobilization and sensitization about the project. The state ministries among which is the Gender ministry will play the guiding role as they go along with the different project activities. CAFOD specifically the key role that is expected shall be direct funding of the activities and capacity building of the both TOCH staff and the existing state structures. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)The Organization for Children HarmonyCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk107971.070045000.0000CAFOD General Funds30000.0000CAFOD General Funds-28.9300CAFOD General Funds19800.0000CAFOD General Funds13200.0000CAFOD General Funds20000.0000The Organization for Children Harmony40700.0000The Organization for Children Harmony566.9300The Organization for Children Harmony1299.2100The Organization for Children Harmony14271.0700The Organization for Children Harmony-1299.2100The Organization for Children Harmony-566.9300The Organization for Children Harmony29629.0000The Organization for Children Harmony3371.0000The Organization for Children HarmonyGB-CHC-285776-SSD173CAFODSouth Sudan has been at war since the fiftieth of last century, this prolonged war denied the South Sudanese communities and families a chance to live together as clan or communities and enjoy peace, and hence the high rampant cases of violence still exist. 90% of the current South Sudanese were born in war and have never experienced peace and love, their minds are stocked with war memories and many of them are traumatized. The Gogrial west county community in Warrap has never experienced peace which makes them suffer from peace deficiency and they are not able to demonstrate peace to their neighboring communities, this has contributed to an increase of community clashes especially in the areas inhabited by Apuk and Aguok tribes. The project is aimed to conduct activities to reduce inter-clan violence by creating awareness on the importance of women empowerment and peaceful coexistence among the communities, and creating a friendly village forum where people discuss issues related to violence which causes insecurity in the area. By the end of the project the village forum will be empowered to establish the village help desk where by violence cases will be reported and handled. The project activities will also provide the traumatized community with healing process through village public debates and drama where the community will freely discuss their differences and solutions and establish a peaceful society where people live in harmony and perfect peace. The partner will focus to rebuild the scattered communities through peace and reconciliation processes. There are already established strong rapport with government officials and other stake-holders who are around the region of Bhar el Ghazal. The project team will have regular meetings and communication with government functionaries and the targeted beneficiaries. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Society Of Daughters of Mary ImmaculateCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk70000.000025290.0000CAFOD General Funds16860.0000CAFOD General Funds16710.0000CAFOD General Funds11140.0000CAFOD General Funds12150.0000Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate30000.0000Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate24241.0000Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate3609.0000Society Of Daughters of Mary ImmaculateGB-CHC-285776-SSD174CAFODThis project is design to facilitate citizens’ interaction and freedom to engage with their leaders and communities in the implementation of the revitalized peace agreement process and other national agendas that will promote peace-building in South Sudan. The radio programs will be aimed to provide free platform for discussions on peace-building, democratic processes, good governance, Justice, trauma healing and reconciliation that will intend to enhance freedom of expression and press freedom in South Sudan. The project will build on the work of an earlier project that was funded through CTP ‘’No Peace, Without Democracy and No Democracy without Freedom of Expression in South Sudan’’. The project aims to create an enabling environment for journalists and citizens to express themselves freely. The activities will be interactive radio talk shows, community dialogues and radio dramas that will focus on the revitalized peace agreement and its supplement provided in Chapter 1, 2, 3 & 5 of ARCISS i.e. Justice, forgiveness, trauma healing and reconciliation. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Catholic Radio NetworkCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk30000.000027000.0000CAFOD General Funds18000.0000CAFOD General Funds-9000.0000CAFOD General Funds-6000.0000CAFOD General Funds20000.0000Catholic Radio Network10000.0000Catholic Radio NetworkGB-CHC-285776-SSD175CAFODThe food security situation in South Sudan continues to deteriorate since the outbreak of fighting in December 2013. The humanitarian crisis have spiralled with more than three million people fleeing the conflict and seeking refuge in neighbouring countries and others as Internally Displaced Persons. According to the recent September integrated food security phase classification (IPC) findings in the Republic of South Sudan analysis, an anticipated earlier than normal start of the lean season will result in an estimated 5.2 million people will face worse acute food insecurity between January and March 2019. However, there is greatest concern in counties where harvests are likely to be poor and possible returns from within and outside of the country may cause further pressure on already scarce resources. As a result, extreme levels of acute food insecurity are expected to persist in many areas. This calls for immediate and unhindered provision of humanitarian assistance (South Sudan IPC, 2018). Caritas South Sudan will coordinate with its stakeholders such CIMO in country, government authorities represented by the Relief and rehabilitation commission, beneficiaries in the proposed sectors: food security and livelihoods, non-food items (NFI), peace and reconciliation. The Confederation will be regularly updated on the implementation progress the Baobab and Caritas Africa website. The newly signed revitalized peace agreement by the political antagonizing parties in South Sudan will result in to massive return of people from both outside and within the country to their areas of origin. However, the proposed three-year appeal plans to serve 123,727 individuals for a total budget of 5,631,523 Euros in lifesaving and community resilience. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas South SudanCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk60000.000036000.0000CAFOD General Funds24000.0000CAFOD General Funds60000.0000Caritas South SudanGB-CHC-285776-SSD176CAFODThe South Sudan Council of Churches (SSCC) is in the process of implementation of the Action Plan for Peace (APP) through delivery of 4 programme outcomes relating to advocacy, neutral forum, reconciliation and institutional capacity strengthening. Through this church-based, nation-wide and multi-stakeholder engagement action, the South Sudan Council of Churches envisage the realisation of a peaceful resolution of conflict and restoration of peace in South Sudan. The first phase of the Action Plan for Peace 2016-2017 has ended and SSCC is now implementing a new phase 2018-2021 through annual funding of ecumenical partners including Norwegian Church Aid, Catholic Relief Services, Finn Church Aid, CAFOD & Trocaire Partnership (CTP) and Christian Aid, and PAX, all working collaboratively under the structure Core Group whose work is to mobile funding and provide technical support to SSCC in the implementation of the APP. Given the peace agreement signed, the SSCC would like to scale up its operation in Equatorial region and Malakal. The council under capacity strengthening outcomes, would like to request Caford/Trocare partnership to support administration officer at head office and finance officers for Equatorial region. The position of Administrative Officer existed since 2016 when the APP was launched and followed by the recruitment. This position offers overall administrative support to the General Secretary and generally to SSCC Secretariat. It is conveniently located within the office of the General Secretary offering day to day clerical and administrative duties to support the effective functioning of the office of the head office. The position contributes to the effective work of the head office, hence contribute to the overall efficient management of the APP. This position was previously covered by the EU grant support to institutional strengthening of the SSCC but this funding will formally ends in December 2018, and no confirmation has been made for renewal. The stability in all l regions is paving the way for full implementation of APP activities in all the location. Secondly, if the peace process holds and return of refugees from Uganda is effected, there will be high expectation on the council to promote reconciliation among communities. As part of preparedness, SSCC would like to recruits finance officer for equatorial region who will be based at the head office. The finance officer will be responsible for managing all financial records of the region including partners and donor funds for implementation of activities in the region and also give support to the finance department at the head office. The finance officer will report directly to Finance manager at SSCC headquarters and shall administrative supervised by regional coordinator equatorial region. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)South Sudan Council of ChurchesCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk30000.000018000.0000CAFOD General Funds12000.0000CAFOD General Funds30000.0000South Sudan Council of ChurchesGB-CHC-285776-SSD177CAFODCAFOD and Trocaire in Partnership humanitarian response in Yirol (Phase V), via partner Caritas Diocese of Rumbek (CDoR), Society of Daughters of Mary Immaculate (DMI) and The Organization for Children Harmony (TOCH). The overall goal of the programme is to provide Emergency food assistance and to improve resilience of vulnerable IDP and host communities in Yirol, Lakes State in South Sudan. TYPE 2 PROJECTCatholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk16790.170084169.7000695.0000CAFOD General Funds4375.0000CAFOD General Funds7874.0200CAFOD General Funds3846.1500CAFOD General Funds68232.6000CAFOD General Funds11129.9300CAFOD General Funds2723.3600CAFOD General Funds2083.8100CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD180CAFODThis project is focusing on empowering women for constructive and productive participation in peace building. The goal of the project is “Strengthening women capacities for delivering peace in their respective communities”. Women are influencers in majority of South Sudan society/communities, but the issue is they were not provided the opportunity for effective participation in public life with intention of fostering peaceful co-existences. The lack of effective women participation in the process of fostering peaceful co-existence among communities was due to cultural and traditional perceptions of the society since leadership is based on male dominance in most of the communities of South Sudan. Therefore, public participation and engagement is more of male having greater chance than women. Due to this imbalance in the society, this project is intending to empowered women in the communities.Across the country the on-going violence resulted to rampant violation of the women human rights. Evidences generated by our 2018 workshops on women participation in peace building demonstrated that women representation and participation in communal peace dialogue is inadequate in both terms as facilitators or participants of the communal peace dialogue. Further, the women complained of their inadequate or low participation and representation in communal peace dialogue has contributed greatly for the community to undermine the special needs of women for peace and security. The women participants in CEPO 2018 peace building workshop consistently complained of all peace dialogue resolutions turn to be gender bias with high focus on drawing solutions on issues that are more of male needs and concerns driven in the communities. Based on this position of the women in Bor, Torit, Juba and Wau CEPO decided to establish specific mechanism that focus on lifting women voice on demanding genuine and effective participation and representation on matters of peace and security.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Community Empowerment for Progress OrganizationCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk0.000012000.0000CAFOD General Funds8000.0000CAFOD General Funds-12000.0000CAFOD General Funds-8000.0000CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD181CAFODTo contribute to Caritas South Sudan Capacity Strengthening and Institutional development through Training on computerized accounting Software (QuickBooks) for accountants, management and administration for diocesan directors in the seven dioceses and Support cost for the national office staff.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas South SudanCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk21796.240013077.7400CAFOD General Funds8718.5000CAFOD General Funds21796.2400Caritas South SudanGB-CHC-285776-SSD182CAFODThis project will be implemented in Yirol East, following on from previous CTP and Caritas Diocese of Rumbek (CDOR) work in the same area. This joint project (Yirol Phase V) brings CTP partners DMI, TOCH and CDOR all to Yirol in order to have a holistic programming to bring about greater work impact. This project will focus on utilising women's groups and DMI with proven expertise on self help groups, access to income through small scale businesses will undertake this part of the intervention while TOCH on psychosocial support. IGAs allow women to make greater livelihoods decisions of their own and to cooperate. Similarly, the development of self-help groups reinforces traditional social care mechanisms, helping women to become less dependent on external support and better able to meet their requirements. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Society Of Daughters of Mary ImmaculateCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk46030.230022583.6200CAFOD General Funds-3.2400CAFOD General Funds23449.8500CAFOD General Funds35317.4700Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate520.7700Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate476.1900Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate218.2500Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate216.5400Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate450.8200Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate213.1800Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate4651.1600Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate1366.6700Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate615.5700Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate327.8700Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate300.0000Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate325.2000Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate343.5500Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate686.9900Society Of Daughters of Mary ImmaculateGB-CHC-285776-SSD183CAFODThis project will be implemented in Yirol East, following on from previous CTP and Caritas Diocese of Rumbek (CDOR) work in the same area. CTP will implement this project (phase V) through Caritas Diocese of Rumbek and the psychosocial support component will be provided by TOCH, who has proven expertise in the PSS, in a neighbouring state. TOCH will provide and in-situ staff member to support the PSS activities and train CDOR staff. Self Help saving scheme will be introduced to women groups by another partner (DM&I) and funded via other donors. The overall goal of the programme is to improve livelihood resilience of vulnerable IDP and host communities in Yirol, Lakes State in South Sudan. The programmatic approach for CTP over the next years has a strong focus on strengthening the capacity of existing women’s groups and formulating new groups and provides psychological support through community care. Being part of a women’s group may provide psychosocial support through simple group dynamics and solidarity, providing safe spaces and community level psychosocial support – essential in conflict scenarios.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)The Organization for Children HarmonyCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk68544.600025085.3800CAFOD General Funds22296.0000CAFOD General Funds15813.6600CAFOD General Funds-1265.7100CAFOD General Funds6615.2700CAFOD General Funds22172.0000The Organization for Children Harmony534.6200The Organization for Children Harmony793.6500The Organization for Children Harmony111.1100The Organization for Children Harmony110.2400The Organization for Children Harmony314.9600The Organization for Children Harmony17886.8200The Organization for Children Harmony41.8600The Organization for Children Harmony901.6400The Organization for Children Harmony56.5600The Organization for Children Harmony18026.0200The Organization for Children Harmony325.2000The Organization for Children Harmony639.5300The Organization for Children Harmony15.1200The Organization for Children Harmony6615.2700The Organization for Children HarmonyGB-CHC-285776-SSD184CAFODCTP is organising for the SADI training for its staff and partners in South Sudan. The training is planned to take place from 9th to 12th April 2019 in Juba and facilitated by a CAFOD staff from CAFOD Headquarters London. The training is intended to strengthen the capacity of CTP as well as staff from six partner organizations involved in actively implementing CTP funded projects. This is expected to further strengthen and improve quality of programme delivery as far as Safe, Dignified, Accessible and Inclusive programming is concerned. It is expected that by the end of the training, participants will have acquired knowledge and skills on the SADI framework and safe guarding profile and how they fit with other CAFOD approaches, commitments and standards. A total of 30 participants are expected to participate in the 4 days training in Juba. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk5654.61535654.6153CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD185CAFODThe project will be implemented by CA as lead agency in partnership with CAFOD and Trocaire in Partnership (CTP), working closely with the SSCC to support the APP, with other partners and technical experts providing expertise related to specific activities. The SSCC is an ecumenical body comprised of seven member churches (the biggest in South Sudan) and associate churches, building on a powerful legacy of peacebuilding, reconciliation and advocacy. Through its national secretariat (based in Juba), three regional offices (Bahr el Ghazal, Equatoria, Upper Nile), and community-level Inter-Church Committees (ICCs – with membership comprised of local representatives of member churches), it provides a multi-level platform to enable ecumenical cooperation. UK support in 18/19 enabled ICCs to form and become active in Aweil, Yirol, Rumbek, Malakal; regional ICCs to be reactivated in the three regions; scoping visits to expand the APP’s reach to Ganyiel, Nyal, Maban, Renk and Bor; and also enabled the reopening of the Malakal regional office following a process of reconciling divided and traumatised church leaders. The 2019-2020 project will enable scoping visits to new areas which are prone to conflict (see below), and support for the formation and reactivation of new ICCs in these locations. Conflict continues around Mundri, Yei, Maridi and in the border areas of Terekeka, and these areas do not yet have fully formed ICCs. Ecumenical cooperation already exists in some areas, for example in Yei where the local churches have been playing an important role in spearheading peace activities. ICCs will complement these existing intiatives, and provide further support, capacities and connectivity via SSCC structures.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk89515.000089515.0000CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD186CAFODThis project will fund the activities in the component of Governance, Peace building and women empowerment as follow; Support new proposal development assessments with the partners by funding baseline surveys and inception project workshops (partners workshop, support partners as they undertake needs assessments together with CTP staff), Used for partners project evaluation activities to inform Governance, Peace building and women empowerment direction in South Sudan. This grant is used to finance monitoring and evaluation field visit by CTP programme staff to the project sites in order to monitor the implementation of capacity strengthening plans. This grant will be use to facilitate bi-annual partners reviewing and planning workshops with the partners (The first similar meeting was done in June 2019 and the next partner review workshop is under planning in February 2020 in Juba. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk15000.00009000.0000CAFOD General Funds6000.0000CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD187CAFODThis food security project seeks to provide critical humanitarian lifesaving food assistance in a way that contributes to community resilience and improvement of participant´s capacity to sustain their livelihoods and move away from dependency on food aid. The target group in this project is returning internally displaced people (IDPs), who initially fled the intercommunal violence resulting from the long-standing conflict between the Apuk and Ajugo communities in Gogrial state. This conflict has intensified along with the situation in the country. The efforts of DMI Sisters and other actors like the South Sudan Council of Churches (SSCC) together with the local government and the women federation system involved in peace efforts, has enabled them to feel secure enough to return. The project will be implemented by the local partner (Society of Daughters of Mary Immaculate, DMI Sisters). DMI is the only actor responding to the emergency due to the insecurity in the area.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Society Of Daughters of Mary ImmaculateCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk208441.4700210712.3700CAFOD General Funds-2270.9000CAFOD General Funds99172.6000Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate901.6400Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate170.2000Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate901.6400Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate102406.8200Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate3100.7800Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate1162.7900Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate625.0000Society Of Daughters of Mary ImmaculateGB-CHC-285776-SSD188CAFODThis is a 1year project aimed at Improving Food, Nutrition & Livelihoods Security of women, men, girls and boys including People Living with HIV & AIDs (PLWHA) and People Living with Disability (PLWD) in Luri and Lado Counties Jubek State. The project which will be implemented by Caritas Catholic Archdiocese of Juba will contribute to Sustainable Development Goals 2 (end hunger and ensure access by all people in project locations, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round and promote sustainable agriculture). This project will ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. The project will also have components of peace building and conflict resolution integrated to mitigate existing conflict between the cattle keepers and farmers. It will also provide start up capital for youth to create jobs and will restock chickens for most vulnerable members of the community. According to FEWSNET there will be an estimated 6.96 million people (61% of the population) are likely to face food security Crisis with the majority of people being in IPC Phase 3 and Phase 4. The food insecurity situation is likely to worsen, in the period May-July 2019 to July August 2019 as shown in Map 1 : Current Food Security Outcomes June 2019. Despite the decline in conflict many households have lost key livelihood assets and strategies to cope with food insecurity as a result of the persistent conflict. The loss of key assets and livelihood options will continue to drive high levels of acute food insecurity. This is historically the highest number of people in South Sudan ever to face Crisis (IPC Phase 3) acute food insecurity or worse. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Archdiocese of JubaCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk119899.00006000.0000CAFOD General Funds4000.0000CAFOD General Funds65939.4000CAFOD General Funds43959.6000CAFOD General Funds10000.0000Caritas Archdiocese of Juba76929.3000Caritas Archdiocese of Juba32969.7000Caritas Archdiocese of JubaGB-CHC-285776-SSD189CAFODThis food security project seeks to provide critical humanitarian lifesaving food assistance in a way that contributes to community resilience and improvement of participant´s capacity to sustain their livelihoods and move away from dependency on food aid. The target group in this project is returning internally displaced people (IDPs), who initially fled the intercommunal violence resulting from the long-standing conflict between the Apuk and Ajugo communities in Gogrial state. This conflict has intensified along with the situation in the country. The efforts of DMI Sisters and other actors like the South Sudan Council of Churches (SSCC) together with the local government and the women federation system involved in peace efforts, has enabled them to feel secure enough to return. The project will be implemented by the local partner (Society of Daughters of Mary Immaculate, DMI Sisters). DMI is the only actor responding to the emergency due to the insecurity in the area.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk5346.45665346.4566CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD190CAFODSupport towards flight costs for the inauguration of the new Catholic Bishop of the Diocese of Malakal on 28th July 2019.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)South Sudan Catholic Bishops' SecretariatCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk3937.00782362.2047CAFOD General Funds1574.8031CAFOD General Funds3937.0100South Sudan Catholic Bishops' SecretariatGB-CHC-285776-SSD192CAFODThis is a live saving Emergency Food provision support for 1,000 extremely vulnerable and disadvantaged Households - Yirol East, Former Lakes State, South Sudan for three months; from 1st of August 2019 to 31st Nov 2019. The project will be implemented by CAFOD and Trocaire in Partnership (CTP) with CARITAS Diocese of Rumbek (CDOR). CTP is working in a partnership approach with CDoR, providing capacity building support to ensure quality project implementation, and helping adherence to international standards, results-based management approaches, and standard accounting and financial management systems. As conflict continues in South Sudan, the humanitarian crisis worsens, and is felt most by those who are vulnerable and marginalized in society. Reduced agricultural production, instability and insecurity, inflation of price for goods and services, underdeveloped infrastructure and services and gender disparities are all compounding challenges faced by millions across the country. A fragile economic situation is a further challenge, with civil servants left unpaid, and the reduced purchasing power of the South Sudanese Pound leading way to deeper poverty and food insecurity. Although strong kinship and social support systems exist in rural areas of South Sudan, they are stretched to their limit and many replies on humanitarian assistance. There is a deteriorating food security situation across South Sudan; according to FEWSNet, the number of people facing IPC levels 3 and 4 (Crisis and Emergency) stood at 6.96 million in May 2019, and is expected to worsen over the following lean season months, when households typically run out of food reserves . Whilst some improvements are usually expected in the green harvest period as food consumption increases (some harvest produce and wild food sources available), many who are displaced due to conflict and have lost livelihoods and assets will remain food insecure. Food insecurity is at its worst since 2013. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of RumbekCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk158738.910098360.6500CAFOD General Funds65573.7700CAFOD General Funds-32980.5100CAFOD General Funds-21987.0000CAFOD General Funds5000.0000CAFOD General Funds44772.0000CAFOD General Funds149922.4800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek-36019.6400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek-5000.0000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek59.6900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek4.3800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek5000.0000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek795.2500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek36019.6400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek359.4100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek5426.3600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek372.0900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek757.5800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek416.6700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek625.0000Caritas Diocese of RumbekGB-CHC-285776-SSD193CAFODThis project is designed and raised to support the implementation of CTP Emergency and Resilience programme in South Sudan. CTP is implementing projects through partners in South Sudan and these projects/partners will require regular monitoring ad support from CTP staff in Juba. This project is developed to allocate funds for CTP staff from Juba office who will be regularly supporting partners and may also participate in learning events regionally or internationally to share experiences with wider CAFOD and Trocaire partners across the globe. The project will be implemented directly by CTP.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk19999.000011999.0000CAFOD General Funds8000.0000CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD194CAFODThis is CTPs contribution towards the running of the day to day activities of the Bishops secretariat as this is the main coordination office that facilitates and organises Bishops meetings which take place twice a year. The office also facilitates and supports the movement of the Secretary General to other dioceses to follow-up on meetings and activities and the day to day activities of the secretariat including the allowances of the priests working at the secretariat. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)South Sudan Catholic Bishops' SecretariatCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk19485.500011691.3000CAFOD General Funds7794.2000CAFOD General Funds6000.0000South Sudan Catholic Bishops' Secretariat806.4500South Sudan Catholic Bishops' Secretariat5900.0000South Sudan Catholic Bishops' Secretariat6779.0500South Sudan Catholic Bishops' SecretariatGB-CHC-285776-SSD195CAFODThe ongoing conflict has given rise to many challenges in South Sudan, not least food insecurity and displacement. Women and girls are affected in particular, with protection issues and sexual and gender-based violence faced by many women, who are disproportionately affected by conflict. This is true in Yirol East, the proposed project location of this intervention. A multi-pronged approach is required to address the challenges. Women, men, girls and boys require lifesaving interventions to meet their food, protection, water, sanitation and hygiene needs and to build resilience to reduce future vulnerability. CTP, in line with our commitment to localisation, with its local partners who are respected by local people, authorities, and those on all sides of the conflict, are well placed to intervene and respond to the immediate needs of such communities. Host and IDP households will be targeted based on needs and identified by local committees made up of host and IDP women who are best placed to identify those in need. Households selected will be verified through public validation meetings and community agreement. Based on assessments, households will be provided with food and non-food items, trained in agriculture and empowered to increase economic capacity, communities will be equipped with psychosocial support skills and empowered with access to safe water sources. Those implementing the project will be trained on key principles such as Core Humanitarian Standards on quality and accountability, and a do no harm approach. Women and girls will be empowered to engage in decision making and the project will work with communities to improve their protective environment. The programme will work within the principles of humanity, impartiality, independence and neutrality in order to save lives, alleviate suffering and protect human dignity in South Sudan. This SCIAF funding will contribute towards the provision of vegetable and standard seeds for farming households and provision of emergency food rations which is an extension to the Phase V response to the still critical food security situation in Yirol East. Primary focus will be given to pre-existing groups, such as the Women’s Groups, as they are already part of community structures and are most active – working through such groups allows cooperation and the sharing of resources, and is a move towards greater community resilience. CTP will implement this project through Caritas Diocese of Rumbek.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of RumbekCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk431058.8700249510.56006684.330021463.9600CAFOD General Funds-0.0100CAFOD General Funds57682.2100CAFOD General Funds38454.8100CAFOD General Funds-8477.9400CAFOD General Funds-0.0100CAFOD General Funds-5651.9700CAFOD General Funds116080.2500CAFOD General Funds98529.8600CAFOD General Funds-733.4700CAFOD General Funds249691.2200CAFOD General Funds-180.6600CAFOD General Funds116080.2500CAFOD General Funds-2369.0700CAFOD General Funds9505.4200CAFOD General Funds-2821.0900CAFOD General Funds21463.9500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek63555.7500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek157.2600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek718.5500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1108.8700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek652.2400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek978.3600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek5325.5200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek7988.3600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek250.0000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1916.6400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek-644.4500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek426.3600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1046.5100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1138.8100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1131.3400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek13479.7700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek87.0200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek213.7400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek108.5300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1395.3500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek271.3200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek639.5300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek880.0000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1680.0000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek61255.6000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek27227.8200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek3354.8400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1743.7100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1071.6400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek395.5200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1296.2700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek746.2700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek2325.5800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek-24197.7600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek7909.2500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek8049.7000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1149.2500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek4097.0100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek14579.0300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1343.2800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek639.5300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek451.1600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek652.2500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1976.7400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek75311.6700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek5130.6000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek41400.7300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek291.9700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek200.7300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1064.9300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek149.2500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek214.1800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek819.4000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek149.2500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek47014.9300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1343.2800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek5708.2100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1791.0400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1119.4000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1119.4000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek3078.3600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1641.7900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek628.6700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1343.2800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek24197.7600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1787.9900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek3401.4900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek38003.2300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek67910.6900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek20102.3200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek602.1900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek15.3300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek729.9300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek31005.8100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek61255.6000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek6684.3300Caritas Diocese of RumbekGB-CHC-285776-SSD196CAFODThis project will strengthen the capacity for food self-sufficiency for 1,500 (655) households (80% women headed households) as primary beneficiaries and 7,500 (3276) individuals (as secondary beneficiaries) returnee refugees, IDPs and vulnerable members of host community households in Owach and Nyiluak payams of Malakal County. It will help affected communities to re-integrate and re-establish their own food production capacity that was eroded due to years of conflict and displacement. This is premised on the fact that own food production is the main source of livelihood for most South Sudanese and have practised farming for generations. Agriculture is an important and strategic opportunity for livelihoods and food security for IDPs, refugees and host communities. Humanitarian assistance has never been enough to cover all food security needs. Food shortages contribute to increased malnutrition among an already-particularly vulnerable children. Lack of access to food, coupled with a lingering and unpredictable economy that includes a devalued currency and chronic high inflation puts goods, services, and food beyond the reach of most IDPs, refugees and host communities. Food self sufficiency provides a stable foundation for households to engage in other pursuits such as economic opportunities. The project will focus on supporting farmers to improve farming practices as a strategy for increasing availability of staple foods such as sorghum, maize, sesame, cow peas. Kitchen gardens will be encouraged at household level for the production of nutritious vegetables as part of efforts to combat malnutrition. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of MalakalCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk298089.0200189979.9600CAFOD General Funds87720.0000CAFOD General Funds58480.0000CAFOD General Funds-22854.5600CAFOD General Funds-15236.3800CAFOD General Funds841.3900Caritas Diocese of Malakal1181.9500Caritas Diocese of Malakal665.3200Caritas Diocese of Malakal40930.1300Caritas Diocese of Malakal-40930.1300Caritas Diocese of Malakal40934.1600Caritas Diocese of Malakal428.2400Caritas Diocese of Malakal17193.0800Caritas Diocese of Malakal20104.1900Caritas Diocese of Malakal1526.6100Caritas Diocese of Malakal11597.9400Caritas Diocese of Malakal25806.4500Caritas Diocese of Malakal40934.1600Caritas Diocese of Malakal305.3400Caritas Diocese of Malakal72.0000Caritas Diocese of Malakal230.4600Caritas Diocese of Malakal1047.5800Caritas Diocese of Malakal3709.6800Caritas Diocese of Malakal306.4500Caritas Diocese of Malakal23094.9600Caritas Diocese of Malakal54000.0000Caritas Diocese of Malakal1449.2800Caritas Diocese of Malakal1328.3600Caritas Diocese of Malakal1492.5400Caritas Diocese of Malakal5970.1500Caritas Diocese of Malakal3768.6600Caritas Diocese of Malakal401.4600Caritas Diocese of Malakal875.9100Caritas Diocese of Malakal36179.0200Caritas Diocese of Malakal426.3600Caritas Diocese of Malakal126.7300Caritas Diocese of Malakal2090.5900Caritas Diocese of MalakalGB-CHC-285776-SSD197CAFODThis project will be implemented in Yirol East, following on from previous work in the area which CTP implemented successfully with consortium of 3 organisations (DMI, TOCH and CDOR). Just to highlight in Phase V, Caritas Diocese of Rumbek implemented Livelihoods and WASH components of the project, PSS by TOCH and DMI established VSLA aimed to promote savings and loans lending to support women’s groups establish small-scale business enterprises to increase income levels. This grant will be utilised to build on the previous DMI work in Yirol East. The existing groups will be strengthened and new groups will be established. The overall objective of this holistic approach is to transition communities into more resilient community. DMI will also facilitate the various women's groups at boma and/or Payam to coalesced to form women's group network or federation at county and state level for women to voice their concerns. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Society Of Daughters of Mary ImmaculateCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk76023.280018000.0000CAFOD General Funds12000.0000CAFOD General Funds23011.6400CAFOD General Funds23011.6400CAFOD General Funds221.7700Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate10892.7400Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate-10892.7400Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate29778.2300Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate20984.3700Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate410.4500Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate865.1200Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate751.7000Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate1705.4300Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate20984.3700Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate213.1800Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate108.6600Society Of Daughters of Mary ImmaculateGB-CHC-285776-SSD198CAFODThis project will be implemented in Yirol East, following on from previous work in the area which CTP implemented successfully with consortium of 3 organisations (DMI, TOCH and CDOR). This particularly component of the project will implemented by TOCH who has proven expertise in PSS and community care programming as well as GBV prevention and response. Just to highlight in Phase V, Caritas Diocese of Rumbek implemented Livelihoods and WASH components of this integrated project, PSS and GBV prevention and response by TOCH and DMI established VSLA aimed to promote savings and loans lending to support women’s groups establish small-scale business enterprises to increase income levels. This project will build on the previous work TOCH has implemented carrying on with the good practices and lessons learnt from the previous project will be incorporated. The overall objective of this holistic approach is to transition communities into more resilient community. TOCH will continue to strengthen the existing PSS and community care women's groups and will expand the support to new VSLA women's groups. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)The Organization for Children HarmonyCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk93828.260076318.230023598.5100CAFOD General Funds15732.3400CAFOD General Funds-4062.1900CAFOD General Funds-2708.1200CAFOD General Funds31405.6900CAFOD General Funds-41.7000CAFOD General Funds76318.2300CAFOD General Funds31405.6900CAFOD General Funds-1501.9600CAFOD General Funds32560.5400The Organization for Children Harmony29741.8200The Organization for Children Harmony629.7700The Organization for Children Harmony820.9000The Organization for Children Harmony15.3300The Organization for Children Harmony156.1700The Organization for Children Harmony36384.9200The Organization for Children Harmony2344.9600The Organization for Children Harmony410.4500The Organization for Children Harmony36384.0000The Organization for Children Harmony530.9900The Organization for Children Harmony262.9100The Organization for Children Harmony2344.9600The Organization for Children Harmony-2344.9600The Organization for Children Harmony29741.8200The Organization for Children Harmony1501.9600The Organization for Children Harmony161.9100The Organization for Children Harmony-1501.9600The Organization for Children HarmonyGB-CHC-285776-SSD199CAFODThis project will cover different kinds of trainings or capacity building for strategic existing partners and CTP staff. It will also cover institutional capacity strengthening for partners in areas like finance, HR, security management, procurement for the coming financial year 2020/2021. The main purpose of this project is to enable our partners and staff improve on the quality and effectiveness of their respective programming, reporting mechanism and humanitarian preparedness and response capacity. This will be done through an integrated partner capacity assessment approach, capacity strengthening action planning, M&E, exchange visits and sharing of best practices to improve on programme quality.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk12123.30007273.9800CAFOD General Funds4849.3200CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD200CAFODThis project will be implemented in Alek North, Alek South, Gogrial Town, Kuac North and Kuac South (former Gogrial west county), Manyang, Riang Alek/Matiel (Gogrial East) is expected to start in January 2020 to March 2021 (run for 15 months) building on the previous community Care and women empowerment project aimed to address livelihood through economic empowerment of vulnerable women, community care to transform lives and preventing violence. TOCH plan to use a right based approach through building capacities of community leaders and vulnerable groups (women, girls and diverse groups) to identify marginalising cultural norms and bring into the public domain rather than allowing it to remain surrounded by shame and secrecy because of social norms that create silence, and help communities identify, promote gender-equitable and non-violent expectations and behaviours that are protective against violence. TOCH will work with the already existing community structures among which are the women peace networks (WPN) and any other structures at payam and boma levels. However to get into these existing structures, work directly with the county and state line ministries for purposes of sustainability even when the intervention’s direct support comes to an end will be promoted during the project period. The state ministries among which are the Gender ministry will play the guiding role as we go along with the different project activities. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)The Organization for Children HarmonyCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk120000.000072000.0000CAFOD General Funds48000.0000CAFOD General Funds40000.0000The Organization for Children Harmony40000.0000The Organization for Children Harmony30000.0000The Organization for Children Harmony10000.0000The Organization for Children HarmonyGB-CHC-285776-SSD201CAFODThe ongoing conflict has given rise to many challenges in South Sudan, not least food insecurity and displacement. Women and girls are affected in particular, with protection issues and sexual and gender-based violence faced by many women, who are disproportionately affected by conflict. This is true in Yirol East, the proposed project location of this intervention. A multi-pronged approach is required to address the challenges. Women, men, girls and boys require lifesaving interventions to meet their food, protection, water, sanitation and hygiene needs and to build resilience to reduce future vulnerability. CTP, in line with our commitment to localisation, with its local partners who are respected by local people, authorities, and those on all sides of the conflict, are well placed to intervene and respond to the immediate needs of such communities. Host and IDP households will be targeted based on needs and identified by local committees made up of host and IDP women who are best placed to identify those in need. Households selected will be verified through public validation meetings and community agreement. Based on assessments, households will be provided with food and non-food items, trained in agriculture and empowered to increase economic capacity, communities will be equipped with psychosocial support skills and empowered with access to safe water sources. Those implementing the project will be trained on key principles such as Core Humanitarian Standards on quality and accountability, and a do no harm approach. Women and girls will be empowered to engage in decision making and the project will work with communities to improve their protective environment. The programme will work within the principles of humanity, impartiality, independence and neutrality in order to save lives, alleviate suffering and protect human dignity in South Sudan. This SCIAF funding will contribute towards the provision of vegetable and standard seeds for farming households and provision of emergency food rations which is an extension to the Phase V response to the still critical food security situation in Yirol East. Primary focus will be given to pre-existing groups, such as the Women’s Groups, as they are already part of community structures and are most active – working through such groups allows cooperation and the sharing of resources, and is a move towards greater community resilience. CTP will implement this project through Caritas Diocese of Rumbek.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk6861.220014295.5700750.0000CAFOD General Funds4212.7800CAFOD General Funds8674.6000CAFOD General Funds1898.4400CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD202CAFODOn April 5th 2020, South Sudan confirmed its first COVID-19 case within its borders. The announcement did not come as a surprise for the humanitarian community as the country was one of the last ones in Africa to not report any cases despite the fact that the number of cases at its borders has been consistently increasing over the last few weeks. Although the announcement of an additional case in South Sudan on April 7th cannot be interpreted as a sign of large spread of the disease, it surely isn’t a positive indicator for the South Sudanese population. Indeed, if the two confirmed cases are both employees of the same international organisation in Juba, official sources declared they did not have contact between each other thus indicating there are other cases undetected. More importantly, uncertainty remains high on the actual caseload of contaminated individuals as only very few number of tests, around thirty, have been conducted since the beginning of the crisis, underlying the lack of capacity of the health sector to face such outbreak. Should COVID-19 spread across the country, as it will unfortunately most likely be the case, there is no doubt that the health system will not be able to respond effectively as the health facilities coverage is particularly weak due to inadequate human resources, funding and essential commodities. As detailed in the START FUND alert raised on April 6th, only approximately 1,000 health facilities providing healthcare services are functional while only two ventilators are available in the whole country (although essential equipment in case of respiratory complications due to COVID-19). As South Sudan is already facing a worrying humanitarian situation with almost half of all counties having a convergence of high needs related to food insecurity, protection, and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), thorough preparedness is an essential mean to limit the epidemic spread and impact. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Catholic Radio NetworkCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk35497.430044212.9000CAFOD General Funds-8715.4700CAFOD General Funds44212.9000Catholic Radio Network-10531.4500Catholic Radio Network4180.6500Catholic Radio Network3899.1900Catholic Radio Network2451.6100Catholic Radio Network613.8200Catholic Radio Network-9484.1300Catholic Radio Network154.8400Catholic Radio NetworkGB-CHC-285776-SSD203CAFODThe Society of Daughters of Mary Immaculate (DMI) is an apostolic union of women founded in the year 1984 by Rev.Fr. J.E. Arulraj. The prime objective of DMI is to serve the poor and the needy in their difficulties and help them to lead a decent life with dignity. the Society has been toiling tirelessly in the field of peace and reconciliation, socio economic development of the marginalized women, evangelization, and education of poor children. They opted to work in South Sudan after witnessing the suffering of people from 2011 onwards in remote locations of the country. DMI promote peace and reconciliation among the conflicted communities to forge peaceful coexistence through women capacitated with leadership qualities and actively involved in peace building activities; aim to reduce conflicts within and among communities by people’s realization and commitment Peace and Reconciliation Committees and Self Help Groups strengthened with knowledge and capacity to control conflicts and sustain peace. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Society Of Daughters of Mary ImmaculateCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk70000.000042000.0000CAFOD General Funds28000.0000CAFOD General Funds25000.0000Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate26325.0000Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate18675.0000Society Of Daughters of Mary ImmaculateGB-CHC-285776-SSD204CAFODThe South Sudan Council of Churches (SSCC) is in the continuous process of the implementation of the Action Plan for Peace (APP) through delivery of four programme outcomes relating to Advocacy, Neutral Forum, Reconciliation and Institutional capacity strengthening. Through this church-led, nation-wide and multi-stakeholder engagement actions, SCCC envisage the realisation of a peaceful resolution of conflict and restoration of peace in South Sudan. The first phase of the action plan for peace 2016-2017 has ended and SSCC is now implementing a new phase 2018-2021 through annual funding from all its partners including CTP. Given the peace agreement signed, the SSCC would like to scale up its operation in Bahr El Ghazal, Equatoria and Greater Upper Nile Regions. The council under capacity strengthening outcomes would like to request CTP to support the General Secretary and Finance officer (Accountant) in the secretariat. The position of the General Secretary existed before when the Action Plan for peace (APP) was launched and it manages all the functions in the SSCC Secretariat. This position is covered by the EU grant at only 30% leaving all the percentage for the support of SSCC secretariat whose financial support tremendously reduced due to reduction in its retained income. SSCC has also already recruited a Finance officer (Accountant) who is based at the head office. The finance officer is responsible for managing all financial records of the regions including partners and donor funds for implementation of activities in the regions and also gives support to the finance department at the head office. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)South Sudan Council of ChurchesCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk30000.000018000.0000CAFOD General Funds12000.0000CAFOD General Funds7500.0000South Sudan Council of Churches7500.0000South Sudan Council of Churches7500.0000South Sudan Council of Churches7500.0000South Sudan Council of ChurchesGB-CHC-285776-SSD206CAFODThis project will strengthen the capacity for food self-sufficiency for 1,500 (655) households (80% women headed households) as primary beneficiaries and 7,500 (3276) individuals (as secondary beneficiaries) returnee refugees, IDPs and vulnerable members of host community households in Owach and Nyiluak payams of Malakal County. It will help affected communities to re-integrate and re-establish their own food production capacity that was eroded due to years of conflict and displacement. This is premised on the fact that own food production is the main source of livelihood for most South Sudanese and have practised farming for generations. Agriculture is an important and strategic opportunity for livelihoods and food security for IDPs, refugees and host communities. Humanitarian assistance has never been enough to cover all food security needs. Food shortages contribute to increased malnutrition among an already-particularly vulnerable children. Lack of access to food, coupled with a lingering and unpredictable economy that includes a devalued currency and chronic high inflation puts goods, services, and food beyond the reach of most IDPs, refugees and host communities. Food self sufficiency provides a stable foundation for households to engage in other pursuits such as economic opportunities. The project will focus on supporting farmers to improve farming practices as a strategy for increasing availability of staple foods such as sorghum, maize, sesame, cow peas. Kitchen gardens will be encouraged at household level for the production of nutritious vegetables as part of efforts to combat malnutrition. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk4297.30002578.3800CAFOD General Funds1718.9200CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD208CAFODThe project will be implemented by CA as lead agency in partnership with CAFOD and Trócaire in Partnership (CTP), working closely with the SSCC to support the APP (Action Plan for Peace), with other partners and technical experts providing expertise related to specific activities. It will continue to build on the two years and five months of implementation and accompaniment, enabling the partners to capitalise on strong relationships and maximise the impact of work completed during previous project phases. This project will support both ICCs and national level reconciliation to: • Increase technical and core capacity through the roll out of the universal tools and methodologies based on capacity strengthening framework and M&E framework (completed in the previous project phase) across SSCC structures, supporting improved coordination and information sharing through regional platforms of ICCs, and strengthening sustainability. • Deepen grassroots engagement through accompanying ICCs to implement the APP to address conflict and build peace at the local level through targeting of remote and mobile communities and effort will be placed to make use of the underutilised potential of women and youth desks at the Secretariat to mobilise critical mass of women and youth at state level to regular rallies, raise awareness and advocate for peace and local issues affecting women and youth. The SSCC also coordinates with other actors, and its ability to do this will increase as capacity increases. At the national level, its representatives meet with a wide range of stakeholders (NGO and humanitarian actors, academic institutions, other faith actors, UNMISS, government and opposition representatives, diplomats and donors) and participate in different fora, including representation in peace mechanisms such as RJMEC. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk59944.540059944.5400CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD210CAFODDMI is implementing the CGF funded Self – Reliance and sustainability of peace in conflict affected areas of Aguok South and North in Gogrial (SSD203). Although Gogrial has not yet recorded cases of COVID-19 infections, as a preventive mechanism and to prepare the communities before infections spread, we propose to undertake emergency preparedness and response to build community awareness among key stakeholders, SDMIC staff team, project beneficiaries through reaching activity locations, public places and target families through outreach sanitization in five rural communities. We would use the ongoing project intervention platforms such as peace and reconciliation communities, women self-help groups, parents and teachers’ associations and school peace clubs in sensitizing and reaching the larger community on COVID 19. Volunteers, SDMIC staff team, women self-help groups leaders and peace and reconciliation committee leaders would make home visits (during home visit, volunteers and leaders would adhere to social distancing) and orient families about the preventive measures and personal hygiene. Illiteracy rates are high particularly among women which keeps a large percentage of the community people from important information about the outbreak of the COVID 19 that comes through the regular media and other forms of modern (online) communication. Diverse public awareness activities will focus on distributing pamphlets, displaying banners, public awareness through megaphone, placing hygiene and sanitation kits in public places like markets, clinics, PRC meeting center, Self Help Group meeting centers, peace dialogues points. Home visit and awareness-raising are important for direct messaging in local language since there is high levels of illiteracy. Radio messages in local languages will also be used to provide information on social distancing, hand washing and emphasis on staying at home. The messaging will also be used to communicate accurate information which has been cleared by UNICEF, WHO and Ministry of Health. This will counter fake information which is being circulated in various platforms such as social media platforms. The preparedness response would also prevent stigmatization of people perceived to be coming from the virus prone locations. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Society Of Daughters of Mary ImmaculateCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk15000.000015000.0000CAFOD General Funds15000.0000Society Of Daughters of Mary ImmaculateGB-CHC-285776-SSD211CAFODThis project is designed to target highly vulnerable households and individuals including poor female headed households, households with persons living with disability, those with low income, and the most food insecure with malnourished children in Gogrial. Women and youths will be at the centre of this project. Targeting will be based on humanitarian principles of humanity and impartiality to save lives and alleviate suffering with aid being provided based on need, in proportion to identified needs. To achieve this, the CTP protection and safeguarding framework will be used which considers safety, meaningful access, dignity and inclusivity. A participatory and consultative approach will be used to agree targeting criteria that ensures the most vulnerable individuals/households are identified and benefit from this support, building on the methodology used in previous CTP interventions. The project will target at least 10 percent of the beneficiaries based on the membership of person living with disabilities. After setting out the criteria, women groups containing 5 members are established as targeting committees (3 from host, 2 from IDP HHs) in different locations. These committees will identify and present a list of potential beneficiaries who meet the criteria. Following this, mass verification and validation will be conducted. The final list will be presented and posted at community level for further verification as well as to give an opportunity for residents to raise any grievances which will be handled in accordance with locally established complaints handling mechanisms. The process promotes active participation, inclusiveness and ownership of the project by the community. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)The Organization for Children HarmonyCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk234869.5000210759.2700CAFOD General Funds35696.7000CAFOD General Funds-11586.4700CAFOD General Funds199740.4000CAFOD General Funds-199740.4000CAFOD General Funds26330.6500The Organization for Children Harmony64798.9700The Organization for Children Harmony55726.0000The Organization for Children Harmony217.0500The Organization for Children Harmony1279.0700The Organization for Children Harmony184.3300The Organization for Children Harmony1125.3700The Organization for Children Harmony4829.8500The Organization for Children Harmony1526.8700The Organization for Children Harmony331.3400The Organization for Children Harmony1871.6400The Organization for Children Harmony52538.1300The Organization for Children Harmony4606.8700The Organization for Children Harmony4425.3100The Organization for Children Harmony3462.6900The Organization for Children Harmony8695.6500The Organization for Children HarmonyGB-CHC-285776-SSD212CAFODThis project is designed to target highly vulnerable households and individuals including poor female headed households, households with persons living with disability, those with low income, and the most food insecure with malnourished children in Yirol East. Women and youths will be at the centre of this project. Targeting will be based on humanitarian principles of humanity and impartiality to save lives and alleviate suffering with aid being provided based on need, in proportion to identified needs. To achieve this, the CTP protection and safeguarding framework will be used which considers safety, meaningful access, dignity and inclusivity. A participatory and consultative approach will be used to agree targeting criteria that ensures the most vulnerable individuals/households are identified and benefit from this support, building on the methodology used in previous CTP interventions. The project will target at least 10 percent of the beneficiaries based on the membership of person living with disabilities. After setting out the criteria, women groups containing 5 members are established as targeting committees (3 from host, 2 from IDP HHs) in different locations. These committees will identify and present a list of potential beneficiaries who meet the criteria. Following this, mass verification and validation will be conducted. The final list will be presented and posted at community level for further verification as well as to give an opportunity for residents to raise any grievances which will be handled in accordance with locally established complaints handling mechanisms. The process promotes active participation, inclusiveness and ownership of the project by the community. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of RumbekCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk151078.9300123738.5700CAFOD General Funds32117.3800CAFOD General Funds-4777.0200CAFOD General Funds28580.6500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek26815.3200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek13407.7500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek789.9200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek837.5900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek179.1000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1492.5400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1007.4600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek37944.7200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1337.9900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek4829.8500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek417.9100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek8.9600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek5838.8100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek250.0000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek23877.6700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek3462.6900Caritas Diocese of RumbekGB-CHC-285776-SSD214CAFODThe project employs a multi-phased, human-centred design approach that centres front-line GBV and M&E practitioners as end-users of M&E systems and reduces access and capability barriers by creating easy to use data collection and decision-making tools for frontline and local humanitarian agencies to assess their progress on implementing the MS (Minimum Standards). First, we will work with agencies represented on the MS Task Team and local partners to develop a simple and easy-to-use M&E Framework for the Minimum Standards. At present, 4-6 indicators signal whether each MS has been achieved and is of adequate quality. The GBV AoR recognizes the need for a framework that goes beyond these few indicators and provides a cohesive framework that includes both output and outcome-level indicators related to each MS. Second, we will pursue sense-making exercises with identified end users (local and national actors) to understand which aspects of the M&E Framework are useful, further adapt others, and identify opportunities to design new tools or adapt existing tools to accompany the framework. This will capture existing innovations at local levels and test which are scalable. We will prototype possible solutions that meet MS measurement needs while also addressing the barriers identified. We will utilize an iterative approach of user-focused design, testing, and revision to ensure that the developed prototypes are relevant and accessible for a variety of front line GBV and M&E practitioners. End-users from two humanitarian contexts will participate in design workshops and test prototypes of these new/adapted tools to iteratively identify which of the resulting tools are fit for purpose and under what conditions. At the end of this process, a package consisting of a simple and useable M&E Framework and field-tested tools/guidelines (for select indicators) will be made available to the international community on both digital platform (through open-source data collection modalities) and paper (for low-connectivity settings) formats. The data collected through this system can be linked to indicator dashboards that will help staff interpret key data and make informed, evidence-based decisions. The hope is that this system could be used by humanitarian actors at various capacities (from small local NGOs with limited technical capacity to large international organizations) and would allow for humanitarian actors to add further complexity to their analysis and visualization as their capabilities and contexts change. This framework would serve as a complement to the MSs and be a reference point for GBV measurement in emergencies. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)The Organization for Children HarmonyCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk30722.45003847.770030722.4500CAFOD General Funds3847.7700CAFOD General Funds10053.7800The Organization for Children Harmony185.0700The Organization for Children Harmony3584.0600The Organization for Children Harmony10053.0000The Organization for Children Harmony26.5500The Organization for Children Harmony622.2200The Organization for Children Harmony355.0200The Organization for Children Harmony471.4200The Organization for Children Harmony223.5000The Organization for Children Harmony62.5800The Organization for Children Harmony42.5500The Organization for Children Harmony62.7500The Organization for Children Harmony103.1500The Organization for Children Harmony22.3500The Organization for Children Harmony103.1500The Organization for Children Harmony3.4400The Organization for Children Harmony1371.9600The Organization for Children Harmony556.8200The Organization for Children Harmony313.4300The Organization for Children Harmony23.8800The Organization for Children Harmony107.4600The Organization for Children Harmony85.9600The Organization for Children Harmony14.6100The Organization for Children Harmony407.4100The Organization for Children Harmony512.7300The Organization for Children Harmony40.8800The Organization for Children Harmony123.8900The Organization for Children Harmony539.2800The Organization for Children Harmony649.5500The Organization for Children Harmony7.3100The Organization for Children Harmony3244.1800The Organization for Children Harmony410.4600The Organization for Children Harmony185.8200The Organization for Children HarmonyGB-CHC-285776-SSD215CAFODThis project will adopt the POF (Peacebuilding opportunities fund) project to COVID 19 through CAFOD, CRN, SSBS-HD through Bakhita Radio station in Juba with repeat of talk shows done in other Diocesan Radios in South Sudan. The project will focus on peacebuilding, identifying opportunities for peacebuilding, social adjustments in cultural and social practices and COVID-19 health matters. Discussions will also focus on GBV through engagement of community leaders, opinion leaders and general citizens through educative messaging, interviews with peacebuilding, health and gender programming experts. There will be interactive discussions on various themes including peace building, GBV and COVID-19 infection risk reduction measures to ensure that accurate information is available to affected populations in an accessible and culturally appropriate manner. There will be sessions for radio talk shows, question and answer sessions with peace building, health and gender experts, vox pops, radio dramas, songs and jingles to pass on information and messages. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk19954.19848603.0534CAFOD General Funds11351.1450CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD216CAFODThis project will work through its established and well-networked radio stations across 7 dioceses to raise awareness amongst the general public on COVID-19 to prevent and mitigate the pandemic. Through messaging it will encourage the public to adopt COVID-19 risk reduction practices. SSCBS Health Department which will provide technical support in the creation of accurate content which will be beamed to the public. The SSCBS coordinates with WHO and MoH and is up to date with developments and information on the Covid-19. CRN in collaboration with The SSCBS Health Department will regularly coordinate radio talk shows across CRNs supported radio stations hosting teams of experts from the Ministry of Health, WHO and others. SSCBS will play a key role in collaborating with the Government, Ministry of Health, WHO and other relevant institutions to get updated information on COVID-19. The SSCBS health department who have technical experts will train Journalists on COVID-19 on how to collect and pass accurate information to the public.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk9029.71759029.7175CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD217CAFODThis support will be focused on operational facilitation of South Sudan Catholic Bishop Secretariat Health coordinator in coordination of awareness raising on COVID-19 Response, prevention in relation to Peace building, women empowerment and social aspects and perceptions. the project will also facilitate allowances for Regional health coordinators who actively participate in live Radio shows in 7 Catholic Diocesan Radios in south Sudan Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)South Sudan Catholic Bishops' SecretariatCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk5893.12963984.7328CAFOD General Funds1145.0381CAFOD General Funds763.3587CAFOD General Funds3984.7300South Sudan Catholic Bishops' Secretariat1908.4000South Sudan Catholic Bishops' SecretariatGB-CHC-285776-SSD218CAFODThis project is to support the operational costs for projects SSD211 (Gogrial) and SSD212 (Yirol). The projects in question will adopt an integrated multisectoral approach that will focus on providing appropriate lifesaving relief support. This will include initiatives that help communities in transitioning to self-reliance and build resilience to reduce future vulnerability in Gogrial and Yirol East States. Focus will be on targeted humanitarian assistance, enhancing gender equality, improving protection needs of women, girls, boys and persons living with disability, psychosocial support, GBV case management, peace building, improving participation of women in peace building dialogues and decision-making processes, WASH and building the resilience of communities to crises. Ongoing conflict has given rise to many challenges in South Sudan, not least food insecurity and displacement. Women and girls are affected in particular, with protection issues and sexual and gender-based violence faced by many women, who are disproportionately affected by conflict. This is true in Gogrial and Yirol East, the proposed project locations of this intervention. A multi-pronged approach is required to address the challenges. Women, men, girls and boys require lifesaving interventions to meet their food, protection, water, sanitation and hygiene needs and to build resilience to reduce future vulnerability.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk17926.710017926.7100CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD219CAFODThis project is raised to respond to COVID19 in Juba, South Sudan. South Sudan’s first confirmed case of COVID-19 was on 5 April 2020, by 24 July 2020 cases had surged to 2,258 with 45 deaths. Cases are reported from 16 out of 78 counties, with Juba, being most affected. Insufficient testing limits the ability to accurately assess the scope of the pandemic. COVID-19 infections are expected to increase significantly and more significantly impact urban poor and IDP camp residents due to factors including high density living conditions (preventing social distancing and making isolation difficult), levels of risk awareness and adoption of prevention and control practices are low, access to WaSH and health care facilities are low and prevalence of existing health conditions (including malaria, diarrhoea), food insecurity and malnutrition is high, particularly at this time of year. The elderly, people with disabilities and women carers (higher exposure risk) are particularly vulnerable, with women more likely to be health workers, community mobilisers or IDPs. CAFOD will implement the project with its local implementing partner Titi Foundation. The project will be implemented in Juba city and strive to deliver safe, accessible, and dignified COVID-19 risk communications, protection services, and food security, as well as foster and enable good hygiene, and sanitation practices for the most vulnerable. The overall programme design and implementation will be guided and underpinned by accountability, protection mainstreaming, inclusive and conflict sensitive approaches. This response plan is designed in line with the revised Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP) of South Sudan, developed taking COVID-19 risk into account. DECCatholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Together In Transformational InitiativesCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk566884.0300164837.1500CAFOD General Funds-0.0100CAFOD General Funds45969.2800CAFOD General Funds153879.7300CAFOD General Funds202197.8800CAFOD General Funds82418.5700Together In Transformational Initiatives82418.5700Together In Transformational Initiatives45969.2800Together In Transformational Initiatives147653.9800Together In Transformational Initiatives6225.7500Together In Transformational Initiatives202197.8800Together In Transformational InitiativesGB-CHC-285776-SSD220CAFODThis project is created to facilitate the movement of CTP (CAFOD and Trócaire in Partnership) staff to and from the project locations for monitoring purposes but also to provide the needed field based support by partners. It is the operation cost for IDHEMG for the year 2020/2021.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk5000.00003000.0000CAFOD General Funds2000.0000CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD223CAFODThis project is raised to support the response to COVID19 in Juba, South Sudan. South Sudan’s first confirmed case of COVID-19 was on 5 April 2020, by 24 July 2020 cases had surged to 2,258 with 45 deaths. Cases are reported from 16 out of 78 counties, with Juba, being most affected. Insufficient testing limits the ability to accurately assess the scope of the pandemic . COVID-19 infections are expected to increase significantly and more significantly impact urban poor and IDP camp residents due to factors including high density living conditions (preventing social distancing and making isolation difficult), levels of risk awareness and adoption of prevention and control practices are low, access to WaSH and health care facilities are low and prevalence of existing health conditions (including malaria, diarrhoea), food insecurity and malnutrition is high, particularly at this time of year. The elderly, people with disabilities and women carers (higher exposure risk) are particularly vulnerable, with women more likely to be health workers, community mobilisers or IDPs. CAFOD will implement the project with its local implementing partner Titi Foundation. The project will be implemented in Juba city and strive to deliver safe, accessible, and dignified COVID-19 risk communications, protection services, and food security, as well as foster and enable good hygiene, and sanitation practices for the most vulnerable. The overall programme design and implementation will be guided and underpinned by accountability, protection mainstreaming, inclusive and conflict sensitive approaches. This response plan is designed in line with the revised Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP) of South Sudan, developed taking COVID-19 risk into account. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk2078.75002078.7500CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD226CAFODThis project is to respond to floods affected people in Mangala Payam of Juba County Central Equatoria State. Since July 2020, an estimated 1,034,000 people have been affected by floods and of those people affected, some 481,000 were estimated to have been displaced from their homes by the floods. People were affected in locations across Unity, Upper Nile, Warrap, Western Equatoria, Central Equatoria and Northern Bahr-el-Ghazal States. The urgent survival needs identified by IRNA include food and livelihood support, emergency shelter and non-food items (ES/NFI), and WASH, health, and protection services. Flood response activities are considerably constrained by persistent heavy rains, infrastructure damage and reduced physical accessibility (e.g., impassable roads, flooded airstrips), insecurity and limited resources. Core WaSH Pipeline has been reported depleted by IOM due to COVID 19. This caused difficulty to address urgent needs of flood affected people. The South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan is funded at some 50 per cent of the total ask of US$1.9 billion, as of 18 November 2020. The total requirement for the current response was estimated at $81.9 million. More than $16 million has been mobilized from ECHO, DFID, and USAID in response to the floods and displacement. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Together In Transformational InitiativesCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk104123.2100104123.2100CAFOD General Funds52061.6100Together In Transformational Initiatives52061.6000Together In Transformational InitiativesGB-CHC-285776-SSD230CAFODA multi-pronged approach is required to address the challenges of prolonged conflict in Yirol East. Women, men, girls and boys require lifesaving interventions to meet their food, protection, water, sanitation and hygiene needs and to build resilience to reduce future vulnerability. Host and IDP households will be targeted based on needs and identified by local committees made up of host and IDP women who are best placed to identify those in need. Households selected will be verified through public validation meetings and community agreement. Based on assessments, households will be provided with food and non-food items, trained in agriculture and empowered to increase economic capacity, communities will be equipped with psychosocial support skills and empowered with access to safe water sources. Those implementing the project will be trained on key principles such as Core Humanitarian Standards on quality and accountability, and a do no harm approach. Women and girls will be empowered to engage in decision making and the project will work with communities to improve their protective environment. The programme will work within the principles of humanity, impartiality, independence and neutrality in order to save lives, alleviate suffering and protect human dignity in South Sudan. This HPP/Irish Aid funding will contribute towards the provision of vegetable and standard seeds for farming households and provision of emergency food rations which is an extension to the Phase V response to the still critical food security situation in Yirol East. Primary focus will be given to pre-existing groups, such as the Women’s Groups, as they are already part of community structures and are most active – working through such groups allows cooperation and the sharing of resources, and is a move towards greater community resilience. CTP will implement this project through Caritas Diocese of Rumbek.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of RumbekCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk244747.4000257446.3100CAFOD General Funds-12698.9100CAFOD General Funds66425.8500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek589.2900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek291.0700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek194.2900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek457.1400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1285.7100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek6197.0100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek3039.5500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1313.8700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek228.7900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek507.5800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek31969.7000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek256.7200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek174.2500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek66425.8500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek120.2900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1.0900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1333.3300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek262.5900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek102.1900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek11696.5700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek15857.9700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1304.3500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek3293.4800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek844.9300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek395.6800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek7.3900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek591.5500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek59.8600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek16.0700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek144.9300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek347.8300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek600.0000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1450.7000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek119.3200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek23782.7300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek-460.4300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek450.7000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek199.2800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek149.2800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek460.4300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek43.1700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek197.8400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1436.6200Caritas Diocese of RumbekGB-CHC-285776-SSD231CAFODThe South Sudan Council of Churches (SSCC) has been implementing Action Plan for peace (APP) since the the development of APP through statement of intent which developed delivery of 4 programme outcome relating to advocacy, neutral forum, reconciliation, and institutional development. Through this church based nation wide and multi-stake engagement action, the SSCC envisage the realization of a peaceful resolution of conflicts and restoration of peace in South Sudan. The first phase of the the APP 2016-2017 has ended and SSCC is now implementing a new phase 2018-2021 through annual funding from all its partners including CTP, and Christian Aid, and PAX, all church Aid, working collaboratively under the structure core Group whose work is to mobile funding and provide technical support to SSCC in the implementation of APP South Sudan like many other countries is constrained unprecedentedly by social and economic systems breakdown because of COVID-19. Not only is the COVID-19. Not only is the COVID-19 pandemic a threat to physical health and the economy. it has a well affected funding for partners and SSCC is not an exception. Given the peace agreement signed is seemly taking shape continue the SSCC would like to continue scaling up its operation in Equatorial and Greater Upper Nile Regions. The council under capacity strengthening outcomes would like to request CTP to support the General Secretary and Finance officer (Accountant) in the secretariat. The position of the General Secretary existed before when the Action Plan for peace (APP) was launched and it manages all the functions in the SSCC Secretariat. This position is covered solely supported by SSCC through its assets which is also badly affected by the economic setback leaving all percentages for support of SSCC secretariat whose financial support tremendously reduced due to reduction in its retained income. The stability in all regions is paying the way for full implementation of APP activities in all the location, SSCC has also already recruited a Finance officer who is based at the head office. The finance officer is responsible for managing all financial records of the regions including partners and donor funds for implementation of activities in the regions and gives support to the finance department at the head office. The finance officer will report directly to finance manager at SSCC headquarters and shall administration have supervised by regional coordinator equatorial region. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)South Sudan Council of ChurchesCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk30000.000018000.0000CAFOD General Funds12000.0000CAFOD General Funds15000.0000South Sudan Council of Churches15000.0000South Sudan Council of ChurchesGB-CHC-285776-SSD232CAFODThis project is designed to target highly vulnerable households and individuals including poor female headed households, households with persons living with disability, those with low income, and the most food insecure with malnourished children in Yirol East. Women and youths will be at the centre of this project. Targeting will be based on humanitarian principles of humanity and impartiality to save lives and alleviate suffering with aid being provided based on need, in proportion to identified needs. To achieve this, the CTP protection and safeguarding framework will be used which considers safety, meaningful access, dignity and inclusivity. A participatory and consultative approach will be used to agree targeting criteria that ensures the most vulnerable individuals/households are identified and benefit from this support, building on the methodology used in previous CTP interventions. The project will target at least 10 percent of the beneficiaries based on the membership of person living with disabilities. After setting out the criteria, women groups containing 5 members are established as targeting committees (3 from host, 2 from IDP HHs) in different locations. These committees will identify and present a list of potential beneficiaries who meet the criteria. Following this, mass verification and validation will be conducted. The final list will be presented and posted at community level for further verification as well as to give an opportunity for residents to raise any grievances which will be handled in accordance with locally established complaints handling mechanisms. The process promotes active participation, inclusiveness and ownership of the project by the community. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of RumbekCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk116218.0000118190.8900CAFOD General Funds-1972.8900CAFOD General Funds18279.8700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek378.5600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek19929.5800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek8.4500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek7826.0900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek115.9400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek106.0600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1537.3100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek3520.1500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek18280.0000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek401.4600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek-139.2600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek44.3200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek208.3300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek25001.5200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek289.8600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek35.8700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1811.5900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek23.9100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek18279.8700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek278.5200Caritas Diocese of RumbekGB-CHC-285776-SSD233CAFODThis project is designed to target highly vulnerable households and individuals including poor female headed households, households with persons living with disability, those with low income, and the most food insecure with malnourished children in Gogrial. Women and youths will be at the centre of this project. Targeting will be based on humanitarian principles of humanity and impartiality to save lives and alleviate suffering with aid being provided based on need, in proportion to identified needs. To achieve this, the CTP protection and safeguarding framework will be used which considers safety, meaningful access, dignity and inclusivity. A participatory and consultative approach will be used to agree targeting criteria that ensures the most vulnerable individuals/households are identified and benefit from this support, building on the methodology used in previous CTP interventions. The project will target at least 10 percent of the beneficiaries based on the membership of person living with disabilities. After setting out the criteria, women groups containing 5 members are established as targeting committees (3 from host, 2 from IDP HHs) in different locations. These committees will identify and present a list of potential beneficiaries who meet the criteria. Following this, mass verification and validation will be conducted. The final list will be presented and posted at community level for further verification as well as to give an opportunity for residents to raise any grievances which will be handled in accordance with locally established complaints handling mechanisms. The process promotes active participation, inclusiveness and ownership of the project by the community. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)The Organization for Children HarmonyCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk214629.0500199740.4000CAFOD General Funds16634.6700CAFOD General Funds-1746.0200CAFOD General Funds41436.5200The Organization for Children Harmony374.6800The Organization for Children Harmony3169.0100The Organization for Children Harmony208.4500The Organization for Children Harmony14295.7700The Organization for Children Harmony357.0400The Organization for Children Harmony-1459.8500The Organization for Children Harmony139.2600The Organization for Children Harmony41436.5200The Organization for Children Harmony480.3000The Organization for Children Harmony300.0000The Organization for Children Harmony22357.8900The Organization for Children Harmony276.0900The Organization for Children Harmony10347.8300The Organization for Children Harmony902.9000The Organization for Children Harmony41436.5200The Organization for Children Harmony24568.7900The Organization for Children Harmony-887.3200The Organization for Children Harmony11632.0900The Organization for Children Harmony5002.3100The Organization for Children Harmony-1745.7500The Organization for Children HarmonyGB-CHC-285776-SSD235CAFODThis project will be implemented in Yirol East, following on from previous work in the area which CTP implemented successfully with consortium of 3 organisations (DMI, TOCH and CDOR). This particularly component of the project will implemented by TOCH who has proven expertise in PSS and community care programming as well as GBV prevention and response. Just to highlight in Phase VII, Caritas Diocese of Rumbek implemented Livelihoods and WASH components of this integrated project, PSS and GBV prevention and response by TOCH and DMI established VSLA aimed to promote savings and loans lending to support women’s groups establish small-scale business enterprises to increase income levels. This project will build on the previous work TOCH has implemented carrying on with the good practices and lessons learnt from the previous project will be incorporated. The overall objective of this holistic approach is to transition communities into more resilient community. TOCH will continue to strengthen the existing PSS and community care women's groups and will expand the support to new VSLA women's groups.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)The Organization for Children HarmonyCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk53946.360057305.2800CAFOD General Funds-3358.9200CAFOD General Funds589.2900The Organization for Children Harmony538.5700The Organization for Children Harmony26973.1800The Organization for Children Harmony-538.5700The Organization for Children Harmony-589.2900The Organization for Children Harmony26973.1800The Organization for Children HarmonyGB-CHC-285776-SSD236CAFODThis project will be implemented in Yirol East, following on from previous work in the area which CTP implemented successfully with consortium of 3 organisations (DMI, TOCH and CDOR). Just to highlight in Phase VII, Caritas Diocese of Rumbek implemented Livelihoods and WASH components of the project, PSS by TOCH and DMI established VSLA aimed to promote savings and loans lending to support women’s groups establish small-scale business enterprises to increase income levels. This grant will be utilised to build on the previous DMI work in Yirol East. The existing groups will be strengthened and new groups will be established. The overall objective of this holistic approach is to transition communities into more resilient community. DMI will also facilitate the various women's groups at boma and/or Payam to coalesced to form women's group network or federation at county and state level for women to voice their concerns. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Society Of Daughters of Mary ImmaculateCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk46305.290046305.2900CAFOD General Funds538.5700Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate21473.1800Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate269.7800Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate249.6500Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate193.6600Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate215.1100Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate21473.1800Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate152.1700Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate1739.9900Society Of Daughters of Mary ImmaculateGB-CHC-285776-SSD237CAFODEstablishing a scalable, adaptable, and contextually-driven mechanism to pursue peacebuilding objectives in South Sudan. Conflict has been one of the key drivers of South Sudan’s economic and humanitarian crises, and a key brake on the nation’s development. Having achieved independence from Sudan in 2011, the newly independent nation descended into violence conflict in December 2013 that progressively spread across the whole country causing destruction and massive population displacements, particularly to northern Uganda. The signing of a peace agreement and the formation of a Transitional Government of National Unity in February 2020 are major steps in leading the world’s newest nation towards peace, security and development. Conflict dynamics are complex, with multiple layers of conflict at national and sub-national levels, the resolution of which POF will seek to support in project locations.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Oxford Policy ManagementCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk38180.2100572372.2500100000.0000CAFOD General Funds-10205.2600CAFOD General Funds37000.0000CAFOD General Funds-827.6900CAFOD General Funds50000.0000CAFOD General Funds-5129.2200CAFOD General Funds50000.0000CAFOD General Funds-69.3400CAFOD General Funds159724.1000CAFOD General Funds100000.0000CAFOD General Funds-1910.3700CAFOD General Funds100000.0000CAFOD General Funds-6209.9700CAFOD General Funds39392.9100CAFOD General Funds-1212.7000CAFOD General Funds24626.8700Oxford Policy Management10149.2500Oxford Policy Management10447.7600Oxford Policy Management5932.8400Oxford Policy Management15253.7300Oxford Policy Management19889.2900Oxford Policy Management3495.0000Oxford Policy Management6858.2100Oxford Policy Management1267.2000Oxford Policy Management310.0800Oxford Policy Management16666.6700Oxford Policy Management656.7200Oxford Policy Management4413.4300Oxford Policy Management6000.0000Oxford Policy Management1583.7200Oxford Policy Management3560.4700Oxford Policy Management7751.9400Oxford Policy Management1459.8500Oxford Policy Management291.9700Oxford Policy Management8936.5700Oxford Policy Management13347.3300Oxford Policy Management5820.6100Oxford Policy Management2118.3200Oxford Policy Management2321.1700Oxford Policy Management15294.8900Oxford Policy Management7154.0100Oxford Policy Management13138.6900Oxford Policy Management12021.9000Oxford Policy Management159724.1000Oxford Policy Management45733.1600Oxford Policy Management29923.7000Oxford Policy Management8512.2300Oxford Policy Management2935.2500Oxford Policy Management958.8300Oxford Policy Management-1903.4200Oxford Policy Management11929.8800Oxford Policy Management7751.9400Oxford Policy Management16317.8300Oxford Policy Management5691.3000Oxford Policy Management1467.6300Oxford Policy Management-982.5500Oxford Policy Management974.4200Oxford Policy Management18604.6500Oxford Policy Management1076.4600Oxford Policy Management3165.2000Oxford Policy Management5710.5600Oxford Policy Management1077.4600Oxford Policy Management3591.5500Oxford Policy Management22691.4100Oxford Policy Management6652.1700Oxford Policy Management219.1300Oxford Policy Management6573.9500Oxford Policy Management20666.3100Oxford Policy Management1444.2500Oxford Policy Management1972.1800Oxford Policy Management7304.3900Oxford Policy ManagementGB-CHC-285776-SSD238CAFODThe Society of Daughters of Mary Immaculate (DMI) is an apostolic union of women founded in the year 1984 by Rev. Fr. J.E. Arulraj. The prime objective of DMI is to serve the poor and the needy in their difficulties and help them to lead a decent life with dignity. the Society has been toiling tirelessly in the field of peace and reconciliation, socio economic development of the marginalized women, evangelization, and education of poor children. They opted to work in South Sudan after witnessing the suffering of people from 2011 onwards in remote locations of the country. DMI promote peace and reconciliation among the conflicted communities to forge peaceful coexistence through women capacitated with leadership qualities and actively involved in peace building activities; aim to reduce conflicts within and among communities by people’s realization and commitment Peace and Reconciliation Committees and Self Help Groups strengthened with knowledge and capacity to control conflicts sustain peace and increase economic independence through VSLA activities. This project will be contributing to the Caritas Norway funded project in the location.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Society Of Daughters of Mary ImmaculateCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk70000.000042000.0000CAFOD General Funds28000.0000CAFOD General Funds26356.1400Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate20000.0000Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate13069.6500Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate10574.2100Society Of Daughters of Mary ImmaculateGB-CHC-285776-SSD239CAFODWith funding from CGF, this project will be implemented in the 3 Payams Kangapo 1, Lire and Nyepo Payam of Kajo-Keji County, CES following recent CTP needs assessment conducted in the Kajo-Keji. The proposed activities will include provision farm inputs (seeds and tools) to most vulnerable households. Establishment of demo plots for practical demonstrations. Farmers will be formed into groups of 20 members for easy provision of extension support and to share experience/ideas. 3 extension agents (seconded from County Agriculture Department) and 6 Agriculture Extension Workers (recruited locally from community) will be trained and deployed to support farmers. WASH activities will focus on rehabilitation of critical boreholes in high priority areas informed by malnutrition and diarrhoea data collected from health facilities. To ensure sustainability, functional fully equipped community-based committees will be established to oversee operations and maintenance of the water supply system. Hygiene promotion will be a key focus and CAFOD will work through community-based hygiene promoter (3 hygiene promoters will be seconded from the CWD and 6 HPVs will recruited at community level to carry out awareness raising campaigns in schools, health facilities, marketplaces and other public places to change bad hygiene practices amongst the community to reduce incidences of diarrhoea and other WASH related diseases. Hygiene promotion will be supplemented with provision of WASH NFIs to most vulnerable households. Accountability of affected population is central to our work. Also, a robust functional complaint and response handling mechanism is in place which offer programme participants opportunity to express their views and their feedback fed to programme on real time to shape the direction of our programme. CAFOD will continue to facilitate community consultation meetings to ensure active community participation, transparency and handling community feedback.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Together In Transformational InitiativesCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk100000.000060000.0000CAFOD General Funds40000.0000CAFOD General Funds50000.0000Together In Transformational Initiatives50000.0000Together In Transformational InitiativesGB-CHC-285776-SSD240CAFODThis project seeks to ameliorate the suffering of displaced persons and returnees with a focus on women and children who constitute the bulk of the displaced persons and at-risk host families. The project will provide lifesaving assistance to 1,500 (655) households who have children suffering from malnutrition and preventable communicable diseases due to poor access to safe water, hygiene, and sanitation practices. It will strengthen the capacity for food self-sufficiency for 1,500 households (80% women headed households) as primary beneficiaries and 7,500 (3,276) individuals, as secondary beneficiaries in Owach and Nyiluak payams of Panyikang County in the former Upper Nile State. Amongst the indirect beneficiaries of food and vegetables production will be under 5-year-old children who suffer the most from high levels of malnutrition in the area. The project will reduce dependency on handouts by providing training and resources for agriculture, access to clean water, hygiene promotion and specific support for women and girls to overcome gender-based barriers and improve coping strategies. In addition, peace is indispensable to successful project implementation and hence the project will mainstream peacebuilding and promote peaceful co-existence amongst the different ethnic communities in the project area. This intervention will cover Owach and Nyiluak payams of Panyikang County in the former Upper Nile State. The project will work with both host and IDPs and refugee populations. Hosts have received IDPs well; community leaders have shared communal cultivation land with IDPs. The settlements where IDPs mix with the host population require a balanced approach in providing or maintaining the existing services to encourage peaceful co-existence between IDPs and the hosts who are equally underserved. Host communities will constitute about 25% of the beneficiaries. Besides providing lifesaving support the project will enable communities to transition to recovery through a) reducing dependency on humanitarian relief support; b) increasing self-reliance and resilient food production systems; and c) promoting gender equality amongst the communities and d) peaceful co-existence. To address these, the project will pursue the following objectives: Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of MalakalCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk140527.0700198943.750090000.0000CAFOD General Funds60000.0000CAFOD General Funds-260.6800CAFOD General Funds-173.7900CAFOD General Funds22854.5600CAFOD General Funds15236.3800CAFOD General Funds-2429.5500CAFOD General Funds-1619.7000CAFOD General Funds140527.0800CAFOD General Funds-0.0100CAFOD General Funds2291.9900CAFOD General Funds1527.9900CAFOD General Funds15336.5300CAFOD General Funds-3819.9800CAFOD General Funds75088.0500Caritas Diocese of Malakal33802.8200Caritas Diocese of Malakal398.5500Caritas Diocese of Malakal38788.8900Caritas Diocese of Malakal205.2200Caritas Diocese of Malakal74.6300Caritas Diocese of Malakal205.2200Caritas Diocese of Malakal149.2500Caritas Diocese of Malakal19.5700Caritas Diocese of Malakal833.3300Caritas Diocese of Malakal2313.4900Caritas Diocese of Malakal833.3300Caritas Diocese of Malakal29467.1900Caritas Diocese of Malakal151.5200Caritas Diocese of Malakal51.5200Caritas Diocese of Malakal818.8400Caritas Diocese of Malakal405.8000Caritas Diocese of Malakal85778.4500Caritas Diocese of Malakal199.2800Caritas Diocese of Malakal405.8000Caritas Diocese of Malakal53945.7000Caritas Diocese of Malakal197.8400Caritas Diocese of Malakal15336.5300Caritas Diocese of MalakalGB-CHC-285776-SSD241CAFODThis is a CGF funded project to complement Caritas Norway project currently being implemented by TOCH in Gogrial East and West of Warrap State, South Sudan. This intervention is a phase III of women empowerment with a target to address three main outcomes a such as livelihoods through economic empowerment of vulnerable women, communities care and psychosocial support through transforming lives and preventing violence Programme (CC Programme) is based on evidence and experience that shows that changing collective beliefs and unspoken rules in communities which lead to change in collective practices and behaviours. TOCH will incorporate psychosocial support to address the immediate women and girls coping needs. Activities that address psychological needs will be addressed through introduction/ continued engagement of 10 PSS sessions within existing five women peace networks and the major of this activities will supplement Caritas Norway project (CN). This two project will be implemented concurrently as each project closes the gaps on the other. The two projects will also be implemented in the same locations and existing women resource will be used for both project to protect and empower women and girls. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)The Organization for Children HarmonyCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk100000.000060000.0000CAFOD General Funds40000.0000CAFOD General Funds40119.5700The Organization for Children Harmony913.0400The Organization for Children Harmony1459.8500The Organization for Children Harmony303.0300The Organization for Children Harmony1088.0600The Organization for Children Harmony10734.7000The Organization for Children Harmony1745.7500The Organization for Children Harmony43636.0000The Organization for Children HarmonyGB-CHC-285776-SSD242CAFODThe CGF funded project will Provide timely, safe, dignified, and accountable humanitarian assistance. The area is affected by intercommunal conflicts causing displacements and as a result, hunger as communities are not stable to farm their land and produce their own food. In addition, the displacement has caused trauma and stress among women, children and elderly which was initially related to property left back, lack of food and poor sleeping and living conditions. The population displaced are deprived of their food, livestock, NFIs and their living conditions have deteriorated which counts to more than 18,000 internal displaced persons (IDPs) are temporarily hosted at Mayom biong Primary school, Church and some hosted by their relatives of Gogrial East County. The overall psychological wellbeing of IDPs and host communities is affected due to this calamities.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)The Organization for Children HarmonyCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk70631.270060000.0000CAFOD General Funds-29368.7300CAFOD General Funds40000.0000CAFOD General Funds19512.7900The Organization for Children Harmony6279.7100The Organization for Children Harmony108.0700The Organization for Children Harmony422.5400The Organization for Children Harmony4841.5500The Organization for Children Harmony1602.9000The Organization for Children Harmony6304.3500The Organization for Children Harmony426.0900The Organization for Children Harmony24683.2700The Organization for Children Harmony6450.0000The Organization for Children HarmonyGB-CHC-285776-SSD243CAFODThe CAFOD Appeal funded project will Provide timely, safe, dignified, and accountable humanitarian assistance. The area is affected by intercommunal conflicts causing displacements and as a result, hunger as communities are not stable to farm their land and produce their own food. In addition, the displacement has caused trauma and stress among women, children and elderly which was initially related to property left back, lack of food and poor sleeping and living conditions. The population displaced are deprived of their food, livestock, NFIs and their living conditions have deteriorated which counts to more than 18,000 internal displaced persons (IDPs) are temporarily hosted at Mayom biong Primary school, Church and some hosted by their relatives of Gogrial East County. The overall psychological wellbeing of IDPs and host communities is affected due to this calamities.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)The Organization for Children HarmonyCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk32936.900039024.4900CAFOD General Funds-6087.5900CAFOD General Funds26941.7100The Organization for Children Harmony419.6000The Organization for Children Harmony2046.0800The Organization for Children Harmony-4127.9700The Organization for Children Harmony-1614.4200The Organization for Children Harmony-65.3500The Organization for Children Harmony9337.2500The Organization for Children HarmonyGB-CHC-285776-SSD244CAFODAddressing conflict through cattle camp youth leaders, and local governance to address the current tensions on-going in Tonj North county of Warrap state. The activities will be implemented through community dialogue , workshops and reconciliation trainings in 5 payams of Awul,Kirrik,Rualbet,Akop and Alabek specifically. The project proposes two way approaches for instance i) Assessments to arrived to lasting peace approach with armed youth leaders ii) engage local authorities and CSOs to jointly support peace in the area through true reconciliation. so that the perpetrators to the violence of the conflicts are held accountable. TOCH shall work closely with various actors to ensure that peace agreement provisions are respected. Formation and training of Peace committees will be conducted throughout the project implementation. Most of the activities will target especially cattle camps youth who are engaged in most of these violent conflicts through cattle raiding and revenge attacks or killings, chiefs, women, spiritual leaders and local authorities such payam administrators and county commissioner will be involved during community mobilization stages. The overall goal of this project is to enhance peaceful co-existence and safer communities in Tonj North County, Warrap state with the following three objectives: i) Engaging Communities specifically youth and women through various peace approaches; ii) Increasing knowledge of human rights and facilitating access to justice iii) Strengthening capacities of communities, authorities and civil society organisations for collective action for durable peace in Tonj North county The proposed activities will be implemented based on the above objectives which shall be guiding principles to achieving in the area although dialogues initiative would come in through recommendation from peace committees through their advocacy meetings within the bomas or payams. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)The Organization for Children HarmonyCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk75000.000033201.0000CAFOD General Funds22134.0000CAFOD General Funds11799.0000CAFOD General Funds7866.0000CAFOD General Funds55335.0000The Organization for Children Harmony19665.0000The Organization for Children HarmonyGB-CHC-285776-SSD245CAFODMarket System Development training for CTP staff and partners. The CTP strategy has a strong focus on the nexus approach with an emphasis on linkages between emergency response, development and peacebuilding. One key strategic objective identified in the strategy is on promotion of improved and sustainable livelihood opportunities, investment, developing local market linkages and adoption of modern technology.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk9000.00005400.0000CAFOD General Funds3600.0000CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD246CAFODThis is CTPs contribution towards the running of the day to day activities of the Bishops secretariat as this is the main coordination office that facilitates and organises Bishops meetings which take place twice a year. The office also facilitates and supports the movement of the Secretary General to other dioceses to follow-up on meetings and activities and the day to day activities of the secretariat including the allowances of the priests working at the secretariat.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)South Sudan Catholic Bishops' SecretariatCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk22285.714213371.4285CAFOD General Funds8914.2857CAFOD General Funds22285.7100South Sudan Catholic Bishops' SecretariatGB-CHC-285776-SSD247CAFODThis project will be implemented in Yirol East, following on from previous work in the area which CTP implemented successfully with consortium of 3 organisations (DMI, TOCH and CDOR). Just to highlight in Phase VII, Caritas Diocese of Rumbek implemented Livelihoods and WASH components of the project, PSS by TOCH and DMI established VSLA aimed to promote savings and loans lending to support women’s groups establish small-scale business enterprises to increase income levels. This grant will be utilised to build on the previous DMI work in Yirol East. The existing groups will be strengthened and new groups will be established. The overall objective of this holistic approach is to transition communities into more resilient community. DMI will also facilitate the various women's groups at boma and/or Payam to coalesced to form women's group network or federation at county and state level for women to voice their concerns. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Society Of Daughters of Mary ImmaculateCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk50000.000030000.0000CAFOD General Funds20000.0000CAFOD General Funds25000.0000Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate25000.0000Society Of Daughters of Mary ImmaculateGB-CHC-285776-SSD249CAFODThis CGF grant will complement the ongoing work funded with grants from other sources. This project will be implemented in Yirol East, following on from previous work in the area which CTP implemented successfully with consortium of 3 organisations (DMI, TOCH and CDOR). This particularly component of the project will implemented by TOCH who has proven expertise in PSS and community care programming as well as GBV prevention and response. Just to highlight in Phase VII, Caritas Diocese of Rumbek implemented Livelihoods and WASH components of this integrated project, PSS and GBV prevention and response by TOCH and DMI established VSLA aimed to promote savings and loans lending to support women’s groups establish small-scale business enterprises to increase income levels. This project will build on the previous work TOCH has implemented carrying on with the good practices and lessons learnt from the previous project will be incorporated. The overall objective of this holistic approach is to transition communities into more resilient community. TOCH will continue to strengthen the existing PSS and community care women's groups and will expand the support to new VSLA women's groups.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)The Organization for Children HarmonyCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk20000.000012000.0000CAFOD General Funds8000.0000CAFOD General Funds10000.0000The Organization for Children Harmony10000.0000The Organization for Children HarmonyGB-CHC-285776-SSD250CAFODA multi-pronged approach is required to address the challenges of prolonged conflict in Yirol East. Women, men, girls and boys require lifesaving interventions to meet their food, protection, water, sanitation and hygiene needs and to build resilience to reduce future vulnerability. Host and IDP households will be targeted based on needs and identified by local committees made up of host and IDP women who are best placed to identify those in need. Households selected will be verified through public validation meetings and community agreement. Based on assessments, households will be provided with food and non-food items, trained in agriculture and empowered to increase economic capacity, communities will be equipped with psychosocial support skills and empowered with access to safe water sources. Those implementing the project will be trained on key principles such as Core Humanitarian Standards on quality and accountability, and a do no harm approach. Women and girls will be empowered to engage in decision making and the project will work with communities to improve their protective environment. The programme will work within the principles of humanity, impartiality, independence and neutrality in order to save lives, alleviate suffering and protect human dignity in South Sudan. This HPP/Irish Aid funding will contribute towards the provision of vegetable and standard seeds for farming households and provision of emergency food rations which is an extension to the Phase V response to the still critical food security situation in Yirol East. Primary focus will be given to pre-existing groups, such as the Women’s Groups, as they are already part of community structures and are most active – working through such groups allows cooperation and the sharing of resources, and is a move towards greater community resilience. CTP will implement this project through Caritas Diocese of Rumbek.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of RumbekCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk84574.940048000.0000CAFOD General Funds32000.0000CAFOD General Funds6008.0000CAFOD General Funds-859.8400CAFOD General Funds-573.2200CAFOD General Funds37036.2900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek781.6900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek7298.2900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek37036.2900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1956.5200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek286.2300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek179.6300Caritas Diocese of RumbekGB-CHC-285776-SSD252CAFODThis project is to support the operational costs for Caritas Norway funded projects SSD233 (Gogrial) and SSD232 (Yirol). The projects in question will adopt an integrated multisectoral approach that will focus on providing appropriate lifesaving relief support. This will include initiatives that help communities in transitioning to self-reliance and build resilience to reduce future vulnerability in Gogrial and Yirol East States. Focus will be on targeted humanitarian assistance, enhancing gender equality, improving protection needs of women, girls, boys and persons living with disability, psychosocial support, GBV case management, peace building, improving participation of women in peace building dialogues and decision-making processes, WASH and building the resilience of communities to crises. Ongoing conflict has given rise to many challenges in South Sudan, not least food insecurity and displacement. Women and girls are affected in particular, with protection issues and sexual and gender-based violence faced by many women, who are disproportionately affected by conflict. This is true in Gogrial and Yirol East, the proposed project locations of this intervention. A multi-pronged approach is required to address the challenges. Women, men, girls and boys require lifesaving interventions to meet their food, protection, water, sanitation and hygiene needs and to build resilience to reduce future vulnerability.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk8097.33391160.7142CAFOD General Funds6936.6197CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD254CAFODThis is an operational project to facilitate the implementation of CGF funded project which will Provide timely, safe, dignified, and accountable humanitarian assistance for communities in Tonj North and Tonj South. The area is affected by intercommunal conflicts causing displacements and as a result, hunger as communities are not stable to farm their land and produce their own food. In addition, the displacement has caused trauma and stress among women, children and elderly which was initially related to property left back, lack of food and poor sleeping and living conditions. The population displaced are deprived of their food, livestock, NFIs and their living conditions have deteriorated which counts to more than 18,000 internal displaced persons (IDPs) are temporarily hosted at Mayom biong Primary school, Church and some hosted by their relatives of Gogrial East County. The overall psychological wellbeing of IDPs and host communities is affected due to this calamities.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk1526.04001371.80001526.0400CAFOD General Funds1371.8000CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD255CAFODThe project will rehabilitate 15 boreholes to improve access to clean water to 7,500 people and undergird this with promotion of good hygiene practices to prevent and reduce diseases. IEC materials will be distributed, including house to house messaging to 20,000 individuals. 1,151 Women and girls will be supported to access menstrual hygiene kits whilst 2,200 households will be supported with WASH NFIs including water collection jerry cans and water purification tablets. This will be implemented in line with the Sphere Minimum standards on WASH. CAFOD/Trócaire and partner TOCH will provide case management services to GBV survivors. They will receive psychosocial support services such as counselling and referrals on a case-by-case basis and expected to reach at least one hundred sixty (160) survivors. Case management will be carried out in line with Inter-Agency Standing Committee (IASC) minimum standards in emergency programming with an emphasis on the survivor centred approach, confidentiality and adequate participation of women and girls to identify and minimize potential gender-based violence risks. The project will be implemented in line with the Sphere technical standards on WASH and Minimum Standards for GBV, and Protection mainstreaming. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)The Organization for Children HarmonyCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk103411.6500103411.6500CAFOD General Funds40495.7900The Organization for Children Harmony55703.5500The Organization for Children Harmony3450.6500The Organization for Children Harmony-2046.0800The Organization for Children Harmony65.3500The Organization for Children Harmony1614.4200The Organization for Children Harmony4127.9700The Organization for Children HarmonyGB-CHC-285776-SSD256CAFODThe South Sudan Council of Churches (SSCC) has been implementing Action Plan for peace (APP) since the the development of APP through statement of intent which developed delivery of 4 programme outcome relating to advocacy, neutral forum, reconciliation, and institutional development. Through this church based nation wide and multi-stake engagement action, the SSCC envisage the realization of a peaceful resolution of conflicts and restoration of peace in South Sudan. The first phase of the the APP 2016-2017 has ended and SSCC is now implementing a new phase 2018-2021 through annual funding from all its partners including CTP, and Christian Aid, and PAX, all church Aid, working collaboratively under the structure core Group whose work is to mobile funding and provide technical support to SSCC in the implementation of APP South Sudan like many other countries is constrained unprecedentedly by social and economic systems breakdown because of COVID-19. Not only is the COVID-19 pandemic a threat to physical health and the economy. it has also restricted movement to project locations for monitoring visits and programme implementation. as SSCC scales up its operation in Greater Upper Nile Regions, the regional office demands infrastructural support (internet installation covering 1. Hardware and installation chargers 2. internet subscription for 12 months 3. transport cost 4. maintenance 5. Accommodation for technicians Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)South Sudan Council of ChurchesCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk9428.57009428.5700CAFOD General Funds9428.5700South Sudan Council of ChurchesGB-CHC-285776-SSD260CAFODThis project seeks to ameliorate the suffering of displaced persons and returnees with a focus on women and children who constitute the bulk of the displaced persons and at-risk host families. The project will provide lifesaving assistance to 1,500 (655) households who have children suffering from malnutrition and preventable communicable diseases due to poor access to safe water, hygiene, and sanitation practices. It will strengthen the capacity for food self-sufficiency for 1,500 households (80% women headed households) as primary beneficiaries and 7,500 (3,276) individuals, as secondary beneficiaries in Owach and Nyiluak payams of Panyikang County in the former Upper Nile State. Amongst the indirect beneficiaries of food and vegetables production will be under 5-year-old children who suffer the most from high levels of malnutrition in the area. The project will reduce dependency on handouts by providing training and resources for agriculture, access to clean water, hygiene promotion and specific support for women and girls to overcome gender-based barriers and improve coping strategies. In addition, peace is indispensable to successful project implementation and hence the project will mainstream peacebuilding and promote peaceful co-existence amongst the different ethnic communities in the project area. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk2746.49002746.4900CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD261CAFODThis is a type 2 project created to support operational activities of CTP team supporting food security and livelihoods projects implemented in different regions and by different partners in South Sudan. CTP South Sudan Country Office has just finalized its 3 years Country Strategy Paper (2020-2023), and this project is intended to support the delivery of projects that will contribute to the realization of Strategic objective 2: Promotion of improved and sustainable livelihood opportunities, investment, developing local market linkages and adoption of modern technology. The key thematic focus area is: Food security with the following objectives: a) Food security is achieved for vulnerable smallholder and subsistence farmers through support to increase diversified food production and productivity, improve livestock and crop farming skills and sustainable agricultural practices including climate resilient agriculture- adapted to climate change. b) Training on consumption of nutritious foods (balanced diet) and prevention of malnutrition, dietary diversity, cooking lessons etc) c) Support in developing local markets, market analysis and market linkages. d) Adoption of new technologies such as solar energy. e) Engage in other diversified livelihood options such as income generating activities especially for women and youths. f) Strengthen agricultural extension services. g) Adopt integral environmental conservation and natural resources management practices. NOTE: Project also being used for the Type 2 costs for peacebuilding support work with partner TOCHCatholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk15000.00009000.0000CAFOD General Funds6000.0000CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD262CAFODThis project will cover the capacity strengthening of partners in various areas such as; Support new proposal development needs assessments, baseline surveys, Logistics, security, HR, compliance related trainings with partners, support partners as they undertake learning Workshop process together with CTP staff. This grant will be used to finance activities related to capacity strengthening or partners. This grant will also be use to facilitate project review meetings and planning workshops with the partners (The first similar meeting was done in June 2021 and the next partner review workshop is under planning in February 2022 in Juba. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk30000.000018000.0000CAFOD General Funds12000.0000CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD263CAFODThis project will cover Governance, Peace building and women empowerment activities as follow; Support new proposal development needs assessments, baseline surveys and inception project workshops with partners workshop, support partners as they undertake learning Workshop process together with CTP staff. Used for partners project evaluation activities to inform Governance, Peace building and women empowerment direction in South Sudan. This grant will be used to finance monitoring and evaluation field visit by CTP programme staff to the project sites in order to monitor the implementation of partner organizations project under Peace building. This grant will also be use to facilitate bi-annual partners reviewing and planning workshops with the partners (The first similar meeting was done in June 2021 and the next partner review workshop is under planning in February 2022 in Juba. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk15000.00009000.0000CAFOD General Funds6000.0000CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD264CAFODThe project will target highly vulnerable households and individuals including women, older people, children, adolescents and young people, PLWD. IDP, households from host community hosting large number of IDPs and facing similar level of vulnerability, and individuals with low economic status who experience a greater level of risk. Children, women, and girls who lost or are separated from primary caregivers due to conflict are at increased risk of neglect, abandonment, health risks, violence, and exploitation, and are more likely to suffer mental health and psychosocial distress, and malnutrition; as such, they will be targeted for intervention. At least 10% of the targeted beneficiaries will be people living with disabilities. Targeting will be based on humanitarian principles of humanity and impartiality, to save lives and alleviate suffering with aid being provided based on need, in proportion to identified needs. A participatory and consultative approach will be used to agree targeting criteria that ensures the most vulnerable individuals/households are identified and benefit from this support, building on the methodology used in previous CTP interventions. Clear vulnerability criteria will be set and during the process. This project will target individuals/households highly exposed to life-threatening health, protection, and malnutrition risks since they are the one most affected by Acute Watery Diarrhoea, Acute Respiratory Infections, malnutrition, Gender Based Violence, and general protection issues. Cognisant of these facts, the households with malnourished children admitted to nutrition centres or supported through outreach therapeutic treatment will be supported through standard hygiene NFI kits and home takeaway food. This will also be supplemented with promotion of improved hygiene and sanitation measures. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)The Organization for Children HarmonyCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk208933.780093798.1900CAFOD General Funds-580.2800CAFOD General Funds111048.1900CAFOD General Funds4722.3900CAFOD General Funds-54.7100CAFOD General Funds31013.7700The Organization for Children Harmony443.8000The Organization for Children Harmony9140.1500The Organization for Children Harmony868.9400The Organization for Children Harmony51751.2500The Organization for Children Harmony35242.3900The Organization for Children Harmony5464.3900The Organization for Children Harmony10331.0600The Organization for Children Harmony1221.9700The Organization for Children Harmony58788.3800The Organization for Children Harmony4667.6800The Organization for Children HarmonyGB-CHC-285776-SSD265CAFODThe project will target highly vulnerable households and individuals including women, older people, children, adolescents and young people, PLWD. IDP, households from host community hosting large number of IDPs and facing similar level of vulnerability, and individuals with low economic status who experience a greater level of risk. Children, women, and girls who lost or are separated from primary caregivers due to conflict are at increased risk of neglect, abandonment, health risks, violence, and exploitation, and are more likely to suffer mental health and psychosocial distress, and malnutrition; as such, they will be targeted for intervention. At least 10% of the targeted beneficiaries will be people living with disabilities. Targeting will be based on humanitarian principles of humanity and impartiality, to save lives and alleviate suffering with aid being provided based on need, in proportion to identified needs. A participatory and consultative approach will be used to agree targeting criteria that ensures the most vulnerable individuals/households are identified and benefit from this support, building on the methodology used in previous CTP interventions. Clear vulnerability criteria will be set and during the process. This project will target individuals/households highly exposed to life-threatening health, protection, and malnutrition risks since they are the one most affected by Acute Watery Diarrhoea, Acute Respiratory Infections, malnutrition, Gender Based Violence, and general protection issues. Cognisant of these facts, the households with malnourished children admitted to nutrition centres or supported through outreach therapeutic treatment will be supported through standard hygiene NFI kits and home takeaway food. This will also be supplemented with promotion of improved hygiene and sanitation measures. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk2449.27002449.2700CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD266CAFODTOCH designed to implement this project through two approaches risk communication strategies including. The use of the media to provide reliable accurate information on COVID-19 Vaccines. A set of radio programs including jingles messages, radio talk show and callers’ feedback will be used for information sharing on COVID-19. Radio messaging has been chosen because its coverage is wider and its reliable source of information to the community. TOCH will use Kuajok FM because it has coverage of 20,000 People/Audience and can reach locations at the border with Western Bhar el ghazal State, Northern Bhar el ghazal State and Unity State. Further TOCH will adopt risk communication and community engagement strategy. Risk communication is a recommended approach to community engagement during disease outbreak especially communicable diseases. It entails taking up activities that does not promote gathering. TOCH will therefore conduct awareness creation at household level and to self-mobilized community audience. These groups will be mapped and targeted by awareness creation session, Information sharing, civic Education, and communication materials (IEC). TOCH plans to print IEC materials and display them in public places to pass information to those marginalised groups of people such as the deaf and those who cannot read and write. TOCH will use the guidelines provided by WHO but Translate it into local language, Print and distribute to the community. The project will recruit, train, equip and deploy community health worker to sensitise the community. Mainstreaming COVID-19 preventive messaging in all ongoing project activities implementation. This will promote the uptake of the preventive messages by project participant’s thus behavioural change. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)The Organization for Children HarmonyCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk40000.000040000.0000CAFOD General Funds40000.0000The Organization for Children HarmonyGB-CHC-285776-SSD267CAFODCTP and its partners TOCH and ADA with technical support form SELCO are embarking on a energy need assessment in South Sudan and the focus will be in Juba (IDPs Camps) and Gogrial (Kuajok). These locations are chosen based on strong location presence of implementing partners (ADA working in Juba and TOCH working in Gogrial). The assessment will focus on pastoralist, farmers (Crop framers) and small-scale business. The assessment will be conducted using both qualitative and quantitative data collection methods, the qualitative data will be collected through focus group discussions (FGD) and key informant interviews (KII).The quantitative data will be collected using individual profiling selecting people who are actively engaged in pastoralism, farming, and small scale business. The main gap relating to energy delivery and use in South Sudan is that there are no developmental policies and strategies, and the current policies are still at drafting stage. Therefore, at this level is an opportunity to contribute in shaping the direction of the energy sector in the country, since the finding of this research can be used to make some informed decisions by the government and other development agencies. At the Non-Governmental Organization level, the current focus of most NGOs and UN Agencies including ICRC who have been active in the energy sector, is on delivering humanitarian assistance due to the devastating humanitarian situation in the country, coupled with limited funding opportunities relating to the energy sector. Therefore, the engagement in this research will represent an opportunity to the people of South Sudan who are in their need of renewable energy supply. Through this assessment, an action plan for establishing renewable energy and energy efficient strategies, and a financial mechanism will be developed. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)The Organization for Children HarmonyCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk10599.27002861.8000CAFOD General Funds4642.4800CAFOD General Funds3094.9900CAFOD General Funds2861.8000The Organization for Children Harmony7737.4700The Organization for Children HarmonyGB-CHC-285776-SSD268CAFODProtracted crises exposed the people of Greater Tonj to recurrent inter-communal violence, displacement-induced food insecurity and loss of livelihood assets eroding peoples coping capacity, ability to recover and withstand future shocks. Humanitarian assistance is urgently required to alleviate extreme suffering, save lives and reduce morbidity. The proposed activities are designed to achieve the strategic objectives of the HRP 2021: 1) reduce morbidity and mortality, protection threats and incidents for the most vulnerable populations in severity levels 4 and 5. 2) ensure safe, equitable and dignified access to critical cross sectoral basic services to enable populations meet their basic needs in locations of severity level 4 and 5; 3) Enable vulnerable people to recover from crisis, seek solutions to displacement in respect of their rights, and build resilience to shocks and stresses. The proposed project will target 42,897 of the most vulnerable IDPs (50%) and host households (50%). 42,897 households, (19,461 HHs in Tonj North; 8,833 HHs in Tonj South; and 14,693 in Tonj East) in IPC 4 and 5 individuals identified by the FSL cluster, across 21 payams will receive integrated multi-sector support in FSL. Protection activities will reach 8,125 beneficiaries in Tonj North and Tonj East including 6,000 receiving Psycho-social support accessing WGFSs and 4,000 receiving dignity kits. The project will be implemented by CAFOD and Trocaire in Partnership (CTP) with it’s local partner TOCH. 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These locations are chosen based on strong location presence of implementing partners (ADA working in Juba and TOCH working in Gogrial). The assessment will focus on pastoralist, farmers (Crop framers) and small-scale business. The assessment will be conducted using both qualitative and quantitative data collection methods, the qualitative data will be collected through focus group discussions (FGD) and key informant interviews (KII).The quantitative data will be collected using individual profiling selecting people who are actively engaged in pastoralism, farming, and small scale business. The main gap relating to energy delivery and use in South Sudan is that there are no developmental policies and strategies, and the current policies are still at drafting stage. Therefore, at this level is an opportunity to contribute in shaping the direction of the energy sector in the country, since the finding of this research can be used to make some informed decisions by the government and other development agencies. At the Non-Governmental Organization level, the current focus of most NGOs and UN Agencies including ICRC who have been active in the energy sector, is on delivering humanitarian assistance due to the devastating humanitarian situation in the country, coupled with limited funding opportunities relating to the energy sector. Therefore, the engagement in this research will represent an opportunity to the people of South Sudan who are in their need of renewable energy supply. Through this assessment, an action plan for establishing renewable energy and energy efficient strategies, and a financial mechanism will be developed. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Africa Development AidCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk10868.84002934.5900CAFOD General Funds4760.5500CAFOD General Funds3173.7000CAFOD General Funds2934.5900Africa Development Aid7934.2500Africa Development AidGB-CHC-285776-SSD270CAFODThis type 2 project is raised to support the implementation of project SSD268 (UNOCH-SSHF). Protracted crises exposed the people of Greater Tonj to recurrent inter-communal violence, displacement-induced food insecurity and loss of livelihood assets eroding peoples coping capacity, ability to recover and withstand future shocks. Humanitarian assistance is urgently required to alleviate extreme suffering, save lives and reduce morbidity. The proposed activities are designed to achieve the strategic objectives of the HRP 2021: 1) reduce morbidity and mortality, protection threats and incidents for the most vulnerable populations in severity levels 4 and 5. 2) ensure safe, equitable and dignified access to critical cross sectoral basic services to enable populations meet their basic needs in locations of severity level 4 and 5; 3) Enable vulnerable people to recover from crisis, seek solutions to displacement in respect of their rights, and build resilience to shocks and stresses. The proposed project will target 42,897 of the most vulnerable IDPs (50%) and host households (50%). 42,897 households, (19,461 HHs in Tonj North; 8,833 HHs in Tonj South; and 14,693 in Tonj East) in IPC 4 and 5 individuals identified by the FSL cluster, across 21 payams will receive integrated multi-sector support in FSL. Protection activities will reach 8,125 beneficiaries in Tonj North and Tonj East including 6,000 receiving Psycho-social support accessing WGFSs and 4,000 receiving dignity kits. The project will be implemented by CAFOD and Trocaire in Partnership (CTP) with it’s local partner TOCH. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk62819.570062819.5700CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD271CAFODThis project targets the recently Internal Displaced persons(IDPs) and the Host Community(HC) in the Catholic Diocese of Tombura –Yambio,displaced on 18th /06 /2021 on Friday,. The conflict started in the out skirt of Tombura, and the course of the conflict is still been followed up by the security agencies on ground,but according to unverified source from the communites living there, some armed men came from Namutina and attacked some of payams such as Agiara, Kpatanataru, and Dingimo, so the conflict was between two unknown armed group who fought among themselves after less than half an hour of confrontations, the attackers withdrew and started moving from home to home, shooting randomly and burn civilians houses. If they do not come across anybody, they could only make sure that all the Tukuls are set ablaze, this escalated terra among the civilians who escaped their homes without picking anything, only to rescue themselves and their children, according to the information gathered on ground, same armed group went to South Yubu and caused the same atrocity, shooting at everybody they could come across and burning of houses with all the properties inside them,. Therefore, the estimated population of displaced people in Tombura and South Yubu is 2,540 households,according to parish priests reports, on the families seeking refuge in the churches. To make it worse there are no Nongovernmental organisations on ground to respond and recure this situation by providing humanitarian asistance but some of the organizations are planing to go to assess the damages and witness what has happened to the communities, for example, UNMISS went for assessment, but result is not yet out, therefore, these vulnerable civilian needs immediate support in terms of food ration, Non- food items and small garden tools and seeds to enable them recover from the crisses.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Catholic Organization for Development & PeaceCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk10000.000010000.0000CAFOD General Funds10000.0000Catholic Organization for Development & PeaceGB-CHC-285776-SSD272CAFODThis project will target 1,000 vulnerable households recently affected by the flood crisis and as well, scale-up famine response in Tonj North and South. This project will be implemented in complementarity with other funding; CAFOD Appeal, CGF and Trócaire E10% grant. The project will target highly vulnerable households and individuals including women, older people, children, adolescents and young people, people living with disabilities (PLWD), internally displaced people, households from host community hosting large number of IDPs and facing similar level of vulnerability, and individuals with low economic status who experience a greater level of risk. Children, women, and girls who lost or are separated from primary caregivers due to conflict are at increased risk of neglect, abandonment, health risks, violence, and exploitation, and are more likely to suffer mental health and psychosocial distress, and malnutrition; as such, they will be targeted for intervention. The recently displaced persons as a result of the current flood crisis in Tonj will be key focus of this project. Targeting will be based on humanitarian principles of humanity and impartiality, to save lives and alleviate suffering with aid being provided based on need, in proportion to identified needs. In addition to community-based targeting mechanisms, the project will employ institutional targeting mechanisms and for this it will collaborate with nutrition and health actors to identify households with malnourished children. A participatory and consultative approach will be used to agree targeting criteria that ensures the most vulnerable individuals/households are identified and benefit from this support, building on the methodology used in previous CTP interventions. Clear vulnerability criteria will be set and during the process. The targeting criteria will also be informed by the various IRNA reports and OWG response review meetings reports of Greater Tonj. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk1224.64001224.6400CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD273CAFODIn November 2020, the Dinka Agar five sections sat and discussed how to regulate cattle movement to toc (grazing lands). Cattle movement and claim of toc ownership has been the root causes of many intra-communal conflicts across the Dinka Agar. The gelweng leaders and traditional leaders have identified the unregulated cattle movement as the primary trigger of intra-communal conflict between the Dinka Agar sections. In November 2020, the internal cattle migration conference concluded with resolutions that would regulate the cattle movement, including an agreement to perform a ritual that marked the migration to toc. However, the monitoring committee could not be formed due to the lack of state government, leading to the agreement violation. The progress of the 2020 migration season needs to be consolidated in the 2021 season, building on the lessons of the first cycle. The proposed approach will be through: - Engaging those directly responsible for initiating violence: the risks of engagement with armed actors need to be overcome. - Working through traditional structures, practices and leadership: prioritising and valuing traditional conflict management mechanisms at the community level. - Keeping the external politics at the appropriate distance: maintaining an authorising environment through engagement with elites and government, keeping them updated, and maintaining ownership at the community level. - Working with trusted local partners: taking time to understand and triangulate the dynamics of the local actors, then working closely alongside those who can facilitate entry points. - Capturing experiences and learning: ensuring that challenges are not dismissed, but documented, discussed and any adaptations and lessons moving forward are made explicit and then operationalised. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Peace CanalCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk18248.175110948.9051CAFOD General Funds7299.2700CAFOD General Funds18248.1800Peace CanalGB-CHC-285776-SSD274CAFODThis is a 3rd of the 4 years Caritas Norway funded project. The project is designed to target highly vulnerable households and individuals including poor female headed households, households with persons living with disability, those with low income, and the most food insecure with malnourished children in Gogrial East & West of Warrap State. Women and youths will be at the center of this project. Targeting will be based on humanitarian principles of humanity and impartiality to save lives and alleviate suffering with aid being provided based on need, in proportion to identified needs. To achieve this, the CTP protection and safeguarding framework will be used which considers safety, meaningful access, dignity and inclusivity. A participatory and consultative approach will be used to agree targeting criteria that ensures the most vulnerable individuals/households are identified and benefit from this support, building on the methodology used in previous CTP interventions. The project will target at least 10 percent of the beneficiaries based on the membership of person living with disabilities. After setting out the criteria, women groups containing 5 members each are established as targeting committees (3 from host, 2 from IDP HHs) in different locations. These committees will identify and present a list of potential beneficiaries who meet the criteria. Following this, mass verification and validation will be conducted. The final list will be presented and posted at community level for further verification as well as to give an opportunity for residents to raise any grievances which will be handled in accordance with locally established complaints handling mechanisms. The process promotes active participation, inclusiveness and ownership of the project by the community. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)The Organization for Children HarmonyCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk223010.990014108.0100223010.9900CAFOD General Funds46887.1200The Organization for Children Harmony310.4000The Organization for Children Harmony12454.4800The Organization for Children Harmony25128.6500The Organization for Children Harmony3571.4300The Organization for Children Harmony388.4300The Organization for Children Harmony1617.6500The Organization for Children Harmony41806.4300The Organization for Children Harmony1639.3400The Organization for Children Harmony307.3800The Organization for Children Harmony27467.4200The Organization for Children Harmony14242.6200The Organization for Children Harmony46887.1200The Organization for Children Harmony302.5200The Organization for Children HarmonyGB-CHC-285776-SSD275CAFODThis is a 3rd of the 4 years Caritas Norway funded project. The project is designed to target highly vulnerable households and individuals including poor female headed households, households with persons living with disability, those with low income, and the most food insecure with malnourished children in Gogrial East & West of Warrap State. Women and youths will be at the center of this project. Targeting will be based on humanitarian principles of humanity and impartiality to save lives and alleviate suffering with aid being provided based on need, in proportion to identified needs. To achieve this, the CTP protection and safeguarding framework will be used which considers safety, meaningful access, dignity and inclusivity. A participatory and consultative approach will be used to agree targeting criteria that ensures the most vulnerable individuals/households are identified and benefit from this support, building on the methodology used in previous CTP interventions. The project will target at least 10 percent of the beneficiaries based on the membership of person living with disabilities. After setting out the criteria, women groups containing 5 members each are established as targeting committees (3 from host, 2 from IDP HHs) in different locations. These committees will identify and present a list of potential beneficiaries who meet the criteria. Following this, mass verification and validation will be conducted. The final list will be presented and posted at community level for further verification as well as to give an opportunity for residents to raise any grievances which will be handled in accordance with locally established complaints handling mechanisms. The process promotes active participation, inclusiveness and ownership of the project by the community. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of RumbekCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk97025.1600101254.5600CAFOD General Funds-4229.4000CAFOD General Funds27072.2500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek34577.6800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek8210.8300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek8104.9200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek18124.9000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek125.0000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek809.5800Caritas Diocese of RumbekGB-CHC-285776-SSD276CAFODThis project is an internal funding from Secours Catholique to support famers’ livelihoods through collective organization, improving resilience and food security of vulnerable households targeted, the project will focus on forming and strengthening existing self-help and informal farmer groups, into farmer associations (FAs). FAs will be capacitated to function as democratic structures acting to empower members through collective organizing and engagement with markets. FA’s are an entry point for integrated support delivered by the project. Support for FAs will strengthen food security, resilient livelihoods and coping capacities of members (particularly focusing on women-80% of FA members) increasing access to micro-finance, psychosocial support and GBV service provision. Addressing drivers and communities resilience to conflict and environmental shocks is crucial to supporting an enabling environment for FAs, as well as the broader community. FA members will participate in activities lead by peace and DRR committees supported by the project. To improve farm productivity and production, seed sovereignty, reduce post-harvest loss and increase their household’s food security FA members participate in tool and seed fairs, receiving locally adapted varieties of seed and training on applying principles and practices in agroecology. Food security is the essential foundation for building resilience and improving agri-based livelihoods. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)The Organization for Children HarmonyCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk380795.432577162.39894541.2047333327.2686CAFOD General Funds47468.1639CAFOD General Funds54413.2644CAFOD General Funds0.0000CAFOD General Funds3197.5520CAFOD General Funds653.9448CAFOD General Funds18897.6377CAFOD General Funds5016.9212CAFOD General Funds-475.7165CAFOD General Funds270.1500The Organization for Children Harmony82132.8900The Organization for Children Harmony38891.7900The Organization for Children Harmony3731.3400The Organization for Children Harmony227.0100The Organization for Children Harmony20328.2200The Organization for Children Harmony16408.8600The Organization for Children Harmony54939.2800The Organization for Children Harmony-270.1500The Organization for Children Harmony14165.3800The Organization for Children Harmony-38891.7900The Organization for Children Harmony20356.7200The Organization for Children Harmony65197.9500The Organization for Children Harmony55839.6200The Organization for Children Harmony6164.9000The Organization for Children Harmony15962.8900The Organization for Children Harmony7930.3300The Organization for Children Harmony5338.2200The Organization for Children Harmony1639.3400The Organization for Children Harmony70.3300The Organization for Children Harmony6073.0400The Organization for Children Harmony4289.1100The Organization for Children Harmony54413.2600The Organization for Children Harmony3197.5500The Organization for Children Harmony653.9400The Organization for Children Harmony18897.6400The Organization for Children Harmony1644.0900The Organization for Children Harmony-1644.0900The Organization for Children Harmony4541.2000The Organization for Children HarmonyGB-CHC-285776-SSD277CAFODThis project is raised to support the delivery of CN projects for 2022/2023 financial year. Caritas Norway is supporting a 4 year projects in Gogrial and Yirol East, currently in it 3rd year. The projects are designed to target highly vulnerable households and individuals including poor female headed households, households with persons living with disability, those with low income, and the most food insecure with malnourished children in Gogrial East & West of Warrap State. Women and youths will be at the center of this project. Targeting will be based on humanitarian principles of humanity and impartiality to save lives and alleviate suffering with aid being provided based on need, in proportion to identified needs. To achieve this, the CTP protection and safeguarding framework will be used which considers safety, meaningful access, dignity and inclusivity. A participatory and consultative approach will be used to agree targeting criteria that ensures the most vulnerable individuals/households are identified and benefit from this support, building on the methodology used in previous CTP interventions. The project will target at least 10 percent of the beneficiaries based on the membership of person living with disabilities. After setting out the criteria, women groups containing 5 members each are established as targeting committees (3 from host, 2 from IDP HHs) in different locations. These committees will identify and present a list of potential beneficiaries who meet the criteria. Following this, mass verification and validation will be conducted. The final list will be presented and posted at community level for further verification as well as to give an opportunity for residents to raise any grievances which will be handled in accordance with locally established complaints handling mechanisms. The process promotes active participation, inclusiveness and ownership of the project by the community. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk564.36006916.9800564.3600CAFOD General Funds6916.9800CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD278CAFODThis will project build on CTP's Multi-sectoral Response programme supported by Irish Aid and others since 2017/18. The overall goal is to save lives, reduce suffering, maintain and protect human dignity. Ongoing programme surveys, HRP 2021, Yirol WASH Project Review Jun 2021, HPP Light Internal Review Nov 21 and HPP External Evaluation 2021 and the 2017 HPP and 2018 HPP Reviews show that humanitarian needs continue to be widespread and multi sectoral response is required to save lives. The project takes a nexus approach, combining humanitarian, development and peace approaches to address food insecurity, strengthened by improved coping mechanisms for women and girls, and safe water access. This project will equip communities with climate sensitive agroecological skills, tools and technology for long term food security beyond humanitarian food aid. An agroecological approach builds on traditional knowledge including context specific practices that regenerate the environment, improve biodiversity, increase resilience to shocks and manage pests at low or zero cost to farmers, combined with tools and seeds to increase productivity and production of diverse foods. A survivor-centred and women’s empowerment focused approach will support women to secure their safety and wellbeing, enabling them to recover, provide for their families and become food secure. The project will provide specialised GBV case management, women’s and girls’ safe spaces, PSS, referral systems, dignity kits and socio-economic supports through access to livelihoods and VSLA to women and girls in Yirol East. To tackle poor access to safe water and poor hygiene/sanitation practices in the community, the project will provide safe water through borehole repair, establishing WUCs and training pump mechanics and distribution of hygiene items along with hygiene messaging. This project will be implemented by consortium of 3 local partners (TOCH, DMI and CDOR). TOCH will implement the protection component. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)The Organization for Children HarmonyCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk67679.140069244.8000CAFOD General Funds-1565.6600CAFOD General Funds615.6700The Organization for Children Harmony33060.2200The Organization for Children Harmony59.2000The Organization for Children Harmony5351.2400The Organization for Children Harmony121.6000The Organization for Children Harmony162.1300The Organization for Children Harmony239.1300The Organization for Children Harmony458.3300The Organization for Children Harmony-59.2000The Organization for Children Harmony-5351.2100The Organization for Children Harmony-121.6000The Organization for Children Harmony-162.1300The Organization for Children Harmony33060.2200The Organization for Children Harmony245.5400The Organization for Children HarmonyGB-CHC-285776-SSD279CAFODThis will project build on CTP's Multi-sectoral Response programme supported by Irish Aid and others since 2017/18. The overall goal is to save lives, reduce suffering, maintain and protect human dignity. Ongoing programme surveys, HRP 2021, Yirol WASH Project Review Jun 2021, HPP Light Internal Review Nov 21 and HPP External Evaluation 2021 and the 2017 HPP and 2018 HPP Reviews show that humanitarian needs continue to be widespread and multi sectoral response is required to save lives. The project takes a nexus approach, combining humanitarian, development and peace approaches to address food insecurity, strengthened by improved coping mechanisms for women and girls, and safe water access. This project will equip communities with climate sensitive agroecological skills, tools and technology for long term food security beyond humanitarian food aid. An agroecological approach builds on traditional knowledge including context specific practices that regenerate the environment, improve biodiversity, increase resilience to shocks and manage pests at low or zero cost to farmers, combined with tools and seeds to increase productivity and production of diverse foods. A survivor-centred and women’s empowerment focused approach will support women to secure their safety and wellbeing, enabling them to recover, provide for their families and become food secure. In line with the Inter-Agency GBViE Minimum Standards (2019), the project provides specialised GBV case management, women’s and girls’ safe spaces, PSS, referral systems, dignity kits and socio-economic supports through access to livelihoods and VSLA to women and girls in Yirol East. To tackle poor access to safe water and poor hygiene and sanitation practices in the community, the project will provide safe water through borehole repair, establishing WUCs and training pump mechanics and distribution of sanitation items along with hygiene messaging. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of RumbekCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk197907.2800198765.8700CAFOD General Funds-858.5900CAFOD General Funds61394.9400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek156.7200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek625.0000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1818.1800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1315.9100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek660.0000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1672.1500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek692.4400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek50.0000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek121.7400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek478.2600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek315.6500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1946.9600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek273.0400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek217.6400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek92.5400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek61364.9400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek59.2000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek5351.2100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek121.6000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek162.1300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek2500.0000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1204.9200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek114.7500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek8408.8500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek92.5400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek92.5400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek24583.2000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek2103.1700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek111.1100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek3.5700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek436.5100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek19365.8700Caritas Diocese of RumbekGB-CHC-285776-SSD280CAFODThis will project build on CTP's Multi-sectoral Response programme supported by Irish Aid and others since 2017/18. The overall goal is to save lives, reduce suffering, maintain and protect human dignity. Ongoing programme surveys, HRP 2021, Yirol WASH Project Review Jun 2021, HPP Light Internal Review Nov 21 and HPP External Evaluation 2021 and the 2017 HPP and 2018 HPP Reviews show that humanitarian needs continue to be widespread and multi sectoral response is required to save lives. The project takes a nexus approach, combining humanitarian, development and peace approaches to address food insecurity, strengthened by improved coping mechanisms for women and girls, and safe water access. This project will equip communities with climate sensitive agroecological skills, tools and technology for long term food security beyond humanitarian food aid. An agroecological approach builds on traditional knowledge including context specific practices that regenerate the environment, improve biodiversity, increase resilience to shocks and manage pests at low or zero cost to farmers, combined with tools and seeds to increase productivity and production of diverse foods. A survivor-centred and women’s empowerment focused approach will support women to secure their safety and wellbeing, enabling them to recover, provide for their families and become food secure. The project will provide specialised GBV case management, WGSS, PSS, referral systems, dignity kits and socio-economic supports through access to livelihoods and VSLA to women and girls in Yirol East. To tackle poor access to safe water and poor hygiene/sanitation practices in the community, the project will provide safe water through borehole repair, establishing WUCs and training pump mechanics and distribution of hygiene items along with hygiene messaging. This project will be implemented by consortium of 3 local partners (TOCH, DMI and CDOR). DMI will implement VSLA component of the project. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Society Of Daughters of Mary ImmaculateCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk59176.230040000.000060171.4600CAFOD General Funds-995.2300CAFOD General Funds24000.0000CAFOD General Funds16000.0000CAFOD General Funds28523.5400Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate410.4500Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate156.7200Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate436.5100Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate237.0700Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate28523.5500Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate200.8900Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate687.5000Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate20000.0000Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate20000.0000Society Of Daughters of Mary ImmaculateGB-CHC-285776-SSD281CAFODThis will project build on CTP's Multi-sectoral Response programme supported by Irish Aid and others since 2017/18. The overall goal is to save lives, reduce suffering, maintain and protect human dignity. Ongoing programme surveys, HRP 2021, Yirol WASH Project Review Jun 2021, HPP Light Internal Review Nov 21 and HPP External Evaluation 2021 and the 2017 HPP and 2018 HPP Reviews show that humanitarian needs continue to be widespread and multi sectoral response is required to save lives. The project takes a nexus approach, combining humanitarian, development and peace approaches to address food insecurity, strengthened by improved coping mechanisms for women and girls, and safe water access. This project will equip communities with climate sensitive agroecological skills, tools and technology for long term food security beyond humanitarian food aid. An agroecological approach builds on traditional knowledge including context specific practices that regenerate the environment, improve biodiversity, increase resilience to shocks and manage pests at low or zero cost to farmers, combined with tools and seeds to increase productivity and production of diverse foods. A survivor-centred and women’s empowerment focused approach will support women to secure their safety and wellbeing, enabling them to recover, provide for their families and become food secure. The project will provide specialised GBV case management, WGSS, PSS, referral systems, dignity kits and socio-economic supports through access to livelihoods and VSLA to women and girls in Yirol East. To tackle poor access to safe water and poor hygiene/sanitation practices in the community, the project will provide safe water through borehole repair, establishing WUCs and training pump mechanics and distribution of hygiene items along with hygiene messaging. This project will be implemented by consortium of 3 local partners (TOCH, DMI and CDOR). DMI will implement VSLA component of the project. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk14646.35603661.5860CAFOD General Funds10984.7700CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD282CAFODTrocaire has allocated some funds to respond to the needs of the displaced and vulnerable members of the host community who are affected by localized conflict in Tonj North of Warrap state. The funds is coming from the Church Appeal Funds, and will be implemented by farmer CTP partner (HARD), based in Wau. Through this intervention HARD will directly target 2000 HH smallholder farmers who are Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) and host community Households (HHs) to be supported with farm inputs (seeds and hand tools) in the coming agriculture season (2022). 10% of these will be people with disability. 500 HHs of vulnerable members of the community including pregnant and lactating mothers will be supported through CVAs with unconditional cash transfer to enable them have access to food and other basic needs. 1000 HHs will be supported with WASH NFIs, and 300 HHs with access to fishing grounds will be supported with fishing kits. Protect, PSS, VSLA and peace building dialogues will be organized and provided in all project locations. The project will be complimented by funding from Passionists for East Africa Hunger Crisis.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Hope Agency for Relief and DevelopmentCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk266863.8341169364.0800CAFOD General Funds97823.3196CAFOD General Funds-323.5655CAFOD General Funds73364.0800Hope Agency for Relief and Development56000.0000Hope Agency for Relief and Development40000.0000Hope Agency for Relief and Development94954.4700Hope Agency for Relief and Development15.4600Hope Agency for Relief and Development13.3200Hope Agency for Relief and Development30.1700Hope Agency for Relief and Development37.7400Hope Agency for Relief and Development117.7100Hope Agency for Relief and Development685.7500Hope Agency for Relief and Development576.8400Hope Agency for Relief and Development113.2300Hope Agency for Relief and Development633.5400Hope Agency for Relief and Development17.6000Hope Agency for Relief and Development21.1100Hope Agency for Relief and Development18.8500Hope Agency for Relief and Development113.1300Hope Agency for Relief and Development150.8400Hope Agency for Relief and DevelopmentGB-CHC-285776-SSD283CAFODThis project will be implemented by TOCH & CDOR. It will cover selected payams of Yirol East County, former Lakes State. TOCH have been operational in Yirol East since 2015. Their role in the project is to strengthen the protection & GBV response. The project will combine humanitarian and development & peace approaches to address food insecurity, strengthened by improved coping mechanisms for women & girls, & safe water access. In Yirol people have traditionally produced the bulk of their own food. The project will enable communities directly affected by conflict & displacement to do this again. The project will equip communities with climate sensitive agroecological skills, tools & technology for long term food security beyond humanitarian food aid. This approach will help build on traditional knowledge including context specific practices that regenerate the environment, improve biodiversity, increase resilience to shocks and manage pests at low or zero cost to farmers, combined with tools and seeds to increase productivity and production of diverse foods. A survivor-centered and women’s empowerment focused approach will support women to secure their safety and wellbeing, to enable them to recover, provide for their families and become food secure. To tackle poor access to safe water and poor hygiene and sanitation practices in the community, the project will provide safe water through borehole repair, establishing and training of water user committees including of training pump mechanics and distribution of sanitation items along with hygiene messaging. These activities will complement food production activities by improving health, absorption of nutrients, and productivity. Peacebuilding committees will work to promote peaceful resolution of conflicts, peaceful coexistence and negotiate access to communal resources, in turn helping to better ensure food security measures. WUC’s will work to resolve water point access issues or conflict.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of RumbekCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk533966.0000178832.0000313625.7200101719.740041250.9100533966.0000CAFOD General Funds51000.0000CAFOD General Funds34000.0000CAFOD General Funds93832.0000CAFOD General Funds307317.6200CAFOD General Funds-118.7700CAFOD General Funds7078.3600CAFOD General Funds-651.4900CAFOD General Funds159896.6600CAFOD General Funds-16926.0100CAFOD General Funds-41250.9100CAFOD General Funds41250.9100CAFOD General Funds15306.0600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek6634.0900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek616.0000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek19992.0000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek100000.0000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek131184.0000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek4488.7000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1882.0000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek2933.1900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek617.6400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek474.1400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek152375.0000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek491.0700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek3281.2500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek425.2200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek3304.3500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek3719.0100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek286.8900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek5163.9300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1807.3800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek450.8200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek32419.6700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek952.3800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek18311.9000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek20166.6700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek2770.2400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek3846.2800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek66.1200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek42500.0000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek42500.0000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek2032.7900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek557.3800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek819.6700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek278.6900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1417.9900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek12240.7000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek56567.0000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek3921.4900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1565.0600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek648.0000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1079.2800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek12703.9500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek9144.8400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek2998.8100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek159.4400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek29.8900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek39.8600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek11.4600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek402.3300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek18.6800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek50224.0000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1750.9800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek7874.0200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek50224.0000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek2755.9100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek2380.9500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek100000.0000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek24818.9000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek16881.8900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek11254.2000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1929.1300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek24299.5600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek811.3100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek2422.2200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek285.7100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1240.9600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1666.6700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek-41250.9100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1914.0600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek34793.5600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek5329.0300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek6461.9700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1532.2600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek665.3500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek38580.4200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek4909.5200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek46496.9700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1609.1000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek678.4100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek41250.9100Caritas Diocese of RumbekGB-CHC-285776-SSD284CAFODThis project will be implemented by TOCH & CDOR. It will cover selected payams of Yirol East County, former Lakes State. TOCH have been operational in Yirol East since 2015. Their role in the project is to strengthen the protection & GBV response. The project will combine humanitarian and development & peace approaches to address food insecurity, strengthened by improved coping mechanisms for women & girls, & safe water access. In Yirol people have traditionally produced the bulk of their own food. The project will enable communities directly affected by conflict & displacement to do this again. The project will equip communities with climate sensitive agroecological skills, tools & technology for long term food security beyond humanitarian food aid. This approach will help build on traditional knowledge including context specific practices that regenerate the environment, improve biodiversity, increase resilience to shocks and manage pests at low or zero cost to farmers, combined with tools and seeds to increase productivity and production of diverse foods. A survivor-centered and women’s empowerment focused approach will support women to secure their safety and wellbeing, to enable them to recover, provide for their families and become food secure. To tackle poor access to safe water and poor hygiene and sanitation practices in the community, the project will provide safe water through borehole repair, establishing and training of water user committees including of training pump mechanics and distribution of sanitation items along with hygiene messaging. These activities will complement food production activities by improving health, absorption of nutrients, and productivity. Peacebuilding committees will work to promote peaceful resolution of conflicts, peaceful coexistence and negotiate access to communal resources, in turn helping to better ensure food security measures. WUC’s will work to resolve water point access issues or conflict. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)The Organization for Children HarmonyCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk237810.000087940.0000147525.390075347.750024000.0000CAFOD General Funds16000.0000CAFOD General Funds118905.0000CAFOD General Funds47940.0000CAFOD General Funds20529.8800CAFOD General Funds4175.1200CAFOD General Funds120200.9200CAFOD General Funds2619.4700CAFOD General Funds73247.7500CAFOD General Funds2100.0000CAFOD General Funds20000.0000The Organization for Children Harmony20000.0000The Organization for Children Harmony100000.0000The Organization for Children Harmony18905.0000The Organization for Children Harmony47940.0000The Organization for Children Harmony24705.0000The Organization for Children Harmony100000.0000The Organization for Children Harmony20200.9200The Organization for Children Harmony2619.4700The Organization for Children Harmony45579.7100The Organization for Children Harmony27668.0400The Organization for Children Harmony2100.0000The Organization for Children HarmonyGB-CHC-285776-SSD285CAFODThis project will be implemented by both TOCH and CDOR and will cover selected payams of Yirol East county in former Lakes State. TOCH have been operational in Yirol East since 2015. CDoR has been operating for more than 15 years in Yirol East. The project will take a nexus approach, combining both humanitarian, development and peace approaches to address food insecurity, strengthened by improved coping mechanisms for women and girls, and safe water access. This project will enable communities, directly affected by conflict and displacement, to do this again. The project will equip communities with climate sensitive agroecological skills, tools and technology for long term food security beyond humanitarian food aid. An agroecological approach will help build on traditional knowledge; context specific practices that regenerate the environment, improve biodiversity, increase resilience to shocks and manage pests at low or zero cost to farmers, combined with tools and seeds to increase productivity and production of diverse foods. A survivor-centered women’s empowerment focused approach will support women to secure their safety and wellbeing, to enable them to recover, and provide for their families and become food secure. To tackle poor access to safe water and poor hygiene and sanitation practices in the community the project will provide safe water through borehole repair, establishing water user committees and training pump mechanics and distribution of sanitation items along with hygiene messaging. These activities will complement food production activities by improving health, absorption of nutrients, and productivity. Peacebuilding committees will work to promote peaceful resolution of conflicts, peaceful coexistence and negotiate access to communal resources, in turn helping to better ensure food security measures are well received and sustainable. WUC’s will work to resolve water point access issues or conflict. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk67927.000041242.000039470.850067927.0000CAFOD General Funds41242.0000CAFOD General Funds39470.8500CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD286CAFODThis is CTPs contribution towards the running of the day to day activities of the Bishops secretariat as this is the main coordination office that facilitates and organises Bishops meetings which take place twice a year. The office also facilitates and supports the movement of the Secretary General to other dioceses to follow-up on meetings and activities and the day to day activities of the secretariat including the allowances of the priests working at the secretariat.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)South Sudan Catholic Bishops' SecretariatCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk30506.500018303.6000CAFOD General Funds12202.9000CAFOD General Funds30506.0000South Sudan Catholic Bishops' Secretariat0.5000South Sudan Catholic Bishops' SecretariatGB-CHC-285776-SSD288CAFODCTP and Peace Canal has had several discussions on developing a collaborative approach with its implementing partners in Yirol East and West. Peace Canal will work with TOCH in peacebuilding approaches at the community grassroot levels drawing from their lessons learnt and experiences. This proposal is designed to enable Peace Canal to share their peacebuilding approaches, lessons learned and experiences engaging the communities of Gawaar, Lou, Dinka Bor, Dinka Agar and Murle for the last two years. Through this project, Peace Canal will provide technical support to TOCH team in Yirol East and West, to enable them to mainstream peace building in livelihoods and recovery projects and apply the emergency, peace building and development nexus approach.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Peace CanalCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk40000.000024000.0000CAFOD General Funds16000.0000CAFOD General Funds40000.0000Peace CanalGB-CHC-285776-SSD289CAFODThe South Sudan Council of Churches (SSCC) has been implementing Action Plan for Peace (APP) since the development of APP through statement of intent which developed delivery of 4 programme outcomes relating to advocacy, neutral forum, reconciliation and institutional capacity strengthening. Like many other countries world wide, SSCC has been constrained by social and economic systems breakdown because of COVID-19. Given that the peace agreement is taking shape, SSCC would like to scale up its operations in Greater Equatoria and Upper Nile Regions. The position of the General Secretary existed before when the Action Plan for peace (APP) was launched and it manages all the functions of the SSCC Secretariat. This position is solely supported by SSCC through its assets which is also badly affected by the economic setback leaving all percentages for support of SSCC secretariat whose financial support tremendously reduced due to reduction in its retained income. SSCC recruited a Finance officer who is based at the head office. The finance officer is responsible for managing all financial records of the regions including partners and donor funds for implementation of activities in the regions and gives support to the finance department at the head office. The finance officer will report directly to finance manager at SSCC headquarters.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)South Sudan Council of ChurchesCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk26137.526712000.0000CAFOD General Funds8000.0000CAFOD General Funds2455.0089CAFOD General Funds3682.5178CAFOD General Funds10000.0000South Sudan Council of Churches10000.0000South Sudan Council of Churches6137.5300South Sudan Council of ChurchesGB-CHC-285776-SSD290CAFODCTP is working with TOCH to implement Caritas Norway project in Gogrial East and West. The project which is in its 3rd year is to support communities improve their food security status. This small project is to complement the food security component by introducing community seedbanks and IGAs. This is a 3rd of the 4 years Caritas Norway funded project. The project is designed to target highly vulnerable households and individuals including poor female headed households, households with persons living with disability, those with low income, and the most food insecure with malnourished children in Gogrial East & West of Warrap State. Women and youths will be at the center of this project. Targeting will be based on humanitarian principles of humanity and impartiality to save lives and alleviate suffering with aid being provided based on need, in proportion to identified needs. To achieve this, the CTP protection and safeguarding framework will be used which considers safety, meaningful access, dignity and inclusivity. A participatory and consultative approach will be used to agree targeting criteria that ensures the most vulnerable individuals/households are identified and benefit from this support, building on the methodology used in previous CTP interventions. The project will target at least 10 percent of the beneficiaries based on the membership of person living with disabilities. After setting out the criteria, women groups containing 5 members each are established as targeting committees (3 from host, 2 from IDP HHs) in different locations. These committees will identify and present a list of potential beneficiaries who meet the criteria. Following this, mass verification and validation will be conducted. The final list will be presented and posted at community level for further verification as well as to give an opportunity for residents to raise any grievances which will be handled in accordance with locally established complaints handling mechanisms. The process promotes active participation, inclusiveness and ownership of the project by the community. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)The Organization for Children HarmonyCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk60000.000036000.0000CAFOD General Funds24000.0000CAFOD General Funds30000.0000The Organization for Children Harmony1904.7600The Organization for Children Harmony26814.0500The Organization for Children Harmony1270.4900The Organization for Children Harmony-26814.0500The Organization for Children Harmony270.1500The Organization for Children Harmony7095.4100The Organization for Children Harmony14927.4800The Organization for Children Harmony-1270.4900The Organization for Children Harmony5802.2000The Organization for Children HarmonyGB-CHC-285776-SSD291CAFODThis project is an internal funding from Secours Catholique to support famers’ livelihoods through collective organization, improving resilience and food security of vulnerable households targeted, the project will focus on forming and strengthening existing self-help and informal farmer groups, into farmer associations (FAs). FAs will be capacitated to function as democratic structures acting to empower members through collective organizing and engagement with markets. FA’s are an entry point for integrated support delivered by the project. Support for FAs will strengthen food security, resilient livelihoods and coping capacities of members (particularly focusing on women-80% of FA members) increasing access to micro-finance, psychosocial support and GBV service provision. Addressing drivers and communities resilience to conflict and environmental shocks is crucial to supporting an enabling environment for FAs, as well as the broader community. FA members will participate in activities lead by peace and DRR committees supported by the project. To improve farm productivity and production, seed sovereignty, reduce post-harvest loss and increase their household’s food security FA members participate in tool and seed fairs, receiving locally adapted varieties of seed and training on applying principles and practices in agroecology. Food security is the essential foundation for building resilience and improving agri-based livelihoods. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)The Organization for Children HarmonyCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk41500.000024900.0000CAFOD General Funds16600.0000CAFOD General Funds1270.4900The Organization for Children Harmony17793.1000The Organization for Children Harmony6517.8600The Organization for Children Harmony252.1700The Organization for Children Harmony548.9300The Organization for Children Harmony69.6700The Organization for Children Harmony5684.1700The Organization for Children Harmony6442.8600The Organization for Children HarmonyGB-CHC-285776-SSD292CAFODThis project seeks to ameliorate the suffering of displaced persons and returnees with a focus on women and children who constitute the bulk of the displaced persons and at-risk host families. The project will provide lifesaving assistance to 1300 households who have children suffering from malnutrition and preventable communicable diseases due to poor access to safe water, hygiene and sanitation practices. It will strengthen the capacity for food self-sufficiency for 1,000 households (80% women headed households) as primary beneficiaries and 6,000 individuals, as secondary beneficiaries in Owach and Nyiluak payams of Panyikang County in the Upper Nile State. Amongst the indirect beneficiaries of food and vegetables production will be under 5 year old children who suffer the most from high levels of malnutrition in the area. The project will reduce dependency on handouts by providing training and resources for agriculture, access to clean water, hygiene promotion and specific support for women and girls to overcome gender-based barriers and improve coping strategies. In addition, peace is indispensable to successful project implementation and hence the project will mainstream peacebuilding and promote peaceful co-existence amongst the different ethnic communities in the project area. This intervention will cover Owach (Dhothim Payams) Panyidwai Payam, Bakang Payam and Nyiluak (Panyikang payam) of Panyikango County in the Upper Nile State. The project will work with both host and IDPs and refugee populations. Hosts have received IDPs well; community leaders have shared communal cultivation land with IDPs. The settlements where IDPs mix with the host population require a balanced approach in providing or maintaining the existing services to encourage peaceful co-existence between IDPs and the hosts who are equally underserved. Host communities will constitute about 25% of the beneficiaries. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of MalakalCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk297859.29208646.585360683.4000CAFOD General Funds40455.6000CAFOD General Funds53316.6000CAFOD General Funds35544.4000CAFOD General Funds-15428.2900CAFOD General Funds181064.0327CAFOD General Funds0.0000CAFOD General Funds-47949.3032CAFOD General Funds-9827.1475CAFOD General Funds8646.5853CAFOD General Funds101139.0000Caritas Diocese of Malakal13075.7800Caritas Diocese of Malakal26418.8100Caritas Diocese of Malakal930.9100Caritas Diocese of Malakal143811.4800Caritas Diocese of Malakal24204.3200Caritas Diocese of Malakal-9827.1500Caritas Diocese of Malakal8646.5900Caritas Diocese of MalakalGB-CHC-285776-SSD293CAFODThe current scale and coverage of the humanitarian response in Upper Nile remains inadequate to meet humanitarian needs with 47.8 percent of its total population in emergency humanitarian catastrophe. Insecurity, with inter-communal violence has caused displacements, death and suffering of people with adverse impacts on women, children, elderly persons and people with disabilities. The insecurity also interrupted livelihood activities particularly agriculture production, fishing and domestic livestock productions. Upper Nile State was much affected by the conflict which displaced 147, 450 individuals from Malakal town in 2014. The people have been camping at POCs located at the outskirt of Malakal town and some were displaced to various locations and even to foreign Counties. People in the POCs have completely been depending on relief foods from the WFP. FAO and other organizations have been implementing FSL, protection and peace building interventions in Malakal and its nearby Counties/Payams. However, the gap has been widened by the influx of returnees who were displaced by the conflict. They are currently reoccupying Malakal town and its surrounding villages after having lost all their livelihoods. The IDPs in POCs sites receive insufficient relief food which does not at all cover their diverse dietary needs and no sustainable food security impacts benefited from it. Living conditions of IDPs, returnees and host community populations are exposed to risks, deepened by the inaccessibility or lack of farm inputs, poor agronomic and post-harvest handling practices and in agricultural extension services, inadequate protection services and mistrust among communities in Malakal County. In addition, there remain significant protection concerns in Malakal due to inter-communal conflict inflicting fears to return to abandoned residents in Malakal town. Proximity of military cantonments and existence of landmines in most parts of the town are also protection concerns. Protection risks including intercommunal violence, recruitment, psychosocial distress, and exploitation are factored in this intervention. Community awareness and sensitization in peaceful approaches are needed when integrating the communities and when organizing them for implementation of the project. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Africa Development AidCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk80000.000048000.0000CAFOD General Funds32000.0000CAFOD General Funds50000.0000Africa Development Aid30000.0000Africa Development AidGB-CHC-285776-SSD294CAFODThis project is funded by AFD through Secure Catholique to support famers’ livelihoods through collective organization, improving resilience and food security of vulnerable households targeted, the project will focus on forming and strengthening existing self-help and informal farmer groups, into farmer associations (FAs). FAs will be capacitated to function as democratic structures acting to empower members through collective organizing and engagement with markets. FA’s are an entry point for integrated support delivered by the project. Support for FAs will strengthen food security, resilient livelihoods and coping capacities of members (particularly focusing on women-80% of FA members) increasing access to micro-finance, psychosocial support and GBV service provision. Addressing drivers and communities resilience to conflict and environmental shocks is crucial to supporting an enabling environment for FAs, as well as the broader community. FA members will participate in activities lead by peace and DRR committees supported by the project. To improve farm productivity and production, seed sovereignty, reduce post-harvest loss and increase their household’s food security FA members participate in tool and seed fairs, receiving locally adapted varieties of seed and training on applying principles and practices in agroecology. Food security is the essential foundation for building resilience and improving agri-based livelihoods. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk820.895510333.0708820.8955CAFOD General Funds10333.0708CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD295CAFODTrocaire has allocated some funds to respond to the needs of the displaced and vulnerable members of the host community who are affected by localized conflict in Tonj North of Warrap state. The funds is coming from the Church Appeal Funds, and will be implemented by farmer CTP partner (HARD), based in Wau. Through this intervention HARD will directly target 800 HH smallholder farmers who are Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) and host community Households (HHs) to be supported with farm inputs (seeds and hand tools) in the coming agriculture season (2022). About 250 elderly and people with disability including pregnant and lactating mothers will be supported through social Protection program (SPP) with unconditional cash transfer to enable them have access to food and other basic needs. Sixty (60) of the selected farmers will be provided with assorted vegetable seeds and will be trained to engage in vegetable production in the areas to diversify their dietary intake and income generation. About 60 female headed households will be provided with small ruminant for rearing and sale during the hunger gap for income generation. It is envisioned that through this project about 400 IDPs HH will also be provided with a dignified NFI Kits and 30 HH will benefit from the fishing equipment (hooks and twines)Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)The Organization for Children HarmonyCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk110603.437199563.4285CAFOD General Funds4000.0000CAFOD General Funds15109.1810CAFOD General Funds-8069.1724CAFOD General Funds34113.3100The Organization for Children Harmony64735.8300The Organization for Children Harmony714.2900The Organization for Children Harmony4000.0000The Organization for Children Harmony7040.0100The Organization for Children HarmonyGB-CHC-285776-SSD296CAFODTrocaire has allocated some funds to respond to the needs of the displaced and vulnerable members of the host community who are affected by localized conflict in Tonj North of Warrap state. The funds is coming from the Church Appeal Funds, and will be implemented by farmer CTP partner (HARD), based in Wau. Through this intervention HARD will directly target 800 HH smallholder farmers who are Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) and host community Households (HHs) to be supported with farm inputs (seeds and hand tools) in the coming agriculture season (2022). About 250 elderly and people with disability including pregnant and lactating mothers will be supported through social Protection program (SPP) with unconditional cash transfer to enable them have access to food and other basic needs. Sixty (60) of the selected farmers will be provided with assorted vegetable seeds and will be trained to engage in vegetable production in the areas to diversify their dietary intake and income generation. About 60 female headed households will be provided with small ruminant for rearing and sale during the hunger gap for income generation. It is envisioned that through this project about 400 IDPs HH will also be provided with a dignified NFI Kits and 30 HH will benefit from the fishing equipment (hooks and twines)Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk8224.00008224.0000CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD297CAFOD The Passionist Community located in Coventry made available £50,000 towards the Food Crisis in South Sudan. In accordance with the St. Joseph’s Province Mission Statement, the aim of a Passionist grants is: 1. To reach out to the poor and excluded, and to those living on the margins of society 2. To reflect the commitment to “welcoming the stranger” 3. To promote protection of the environment. 4. To be in solidarity with the work of the Passionist Congregation globally in tackling poverty and exclusion, promoting social justice and climate justice. This project will be implemented by CTP partner HARD. It will complement other ongoing work funded through the Trocaire Church Appeal where HARD are working with 800 HH smallholder farmers who are Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) and host community Households (HHs) to be supported with farm inputs (seeds and hand tools) in the coming agriculture season (2022). On the Trocaire church Appeal project, 250 elderly and people with disability including pregnant and lactating mothers will be supported through social Protection program (SPP) with unconditional cash transfer to enable them have access to food and other basic needs. Sixty (60) of the selected farmers will be provided with assorted vegetable seeds and will be trained to engage in vegetable production in the areas to diversify their dietary intake and income generation. About 60 female headed households will be provided with small ruminant for rearing and sale during the hunger gap for income generation. It is envisioned that through this project about 400 IDPs HH will also be provided with a dignified NFI Kits and 30 HH will benefit from the fishing equipment (hooks and twines). Funding from the Passionists will specifically be used to support 500 vulnerabale households to access food and other basic needs through distribution of cash grants, provision of plastic sheeting to 400 households to provide shelter, and incentives for 15 hygiene promoters. The project will be implemented in Tonj North. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Hope Agency for Relief and DevelopmentCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk46000.000046000.0000CAFOD General Funds46000.0000Hope Agency for Relief and DevelopmentGB-CHC-285776-SSD298CAFODThis project will help to provide support in training, field level advice, support and monitoring to CTP partners and programme team in order to facilitate adoption of agroecology in communities targeted by CTP's Food security and livelihoods intervention in South Sudan. The approach will engage consultants who will hold discussions with stakeholders in Juba on general agroecology practices that may be compatible with ecosystems present in South Sudan. Design training of trainers program for CTP and agricultural extension workers on agroecology. The second phase will involve designing of agricultural calendars in consultation with local field experts and communities, designing manuals for use by agricultural extension workers to guide farmers on sustainable and integral agricultural practices. Designing M&E indicators that track the success of agroforestry projects during different implementation stages. And support field officers in implementing agroecology projects. This project will run for 3 months based in and out of Juba. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk35436.200021261.8000CAFOD General Funds14174.4000CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD299CAFODThis project will support Women for Change (Women led organization) in South Sudan to Co- lead the GBV coordination at Sub national level with technical support and accompaniment through mentoring and training and capturing key ongoing learning, financial management support and follow up This project will focus on 1. women's leadership including collaborative leadership, negotiation and conflict resolution. Technical GBV response including GBViE Minimum Standards , peer to peer support and Supervision. 3. Coordination skills through development of referral pathways, standard operating Procedures and resources mobilization. This project is align with Trócaire's commitment to localisation, particularly increased voice and influence of local actors with a focus on Women Lead Organization (WLOs) The Women Led Organization will take lead on quality service provision within the GBV sub cluster including on application of the minimum standards in collaboration with the National GBV AOR task team. A Women's leadership resource package will be developed to support other women led organization that consider taking on Co leadership in the future and support GBV sub cluster coordination mechanism to adapt to and follow local women's lead Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Women For ChangeCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk45000.000027000.0000CAFOD General Funds18000.0000CAFOD General Funds30000.0000Women For Change15000.0000Women For ChangeGB-CHC-285776-SSD302CAFODThis project will support Women for Change (Women led organization) in South Sudan to Co- lead the GBV coordination at Sub national level with technical support and accompaniment through mentoring and training and capturing key ongoing learning, financial management support and follow up This project will focus on 1. women's leadership including collaborative leadership, negotiation and conflict resolution. Technical GBV response including GBViE Minimum Standards , peer to peer support and Supervision. 3. Coordination skills through development of referral pathways, standard operating Procedures and resources mobilization. This project is align with Trócaire's commitment to localisation, particularly increased voice and influence of local actors with a focus on Women Lead Organization (WLOs) The Women Led Organization will take lead on quality service provision within the GBV sub cluster including on application of the minimum standards in collaboration with the National GBV AOR task team. A Women's leadership resource package will be developed to support other women led organization that consider taking on Co leadership in the future and support GBV sub cluster coordination mechanism to adapt to and follow local women's lead Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk3297.52003297.5200CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD303CAFODCaritas diocese of Malakal, the humanitarian wing of the Catholic Diocese of Malakal, received pressing appeals for food relief and emergency sheltering for Makal County, including Malakal town and the UN Protection of Civilians site, in the Upper Nile State, South Sudan. Not, only that CTP as funding agency also allocate some of the funds to cover hunger gap in emergency food assistance in Panyikang County, where the Office is implementing a major Livelihoods project in partnership with CTP. Because of priority given to project inputs of agriculture works, the ‘food distribution’ component of the project was allocated a very limited budget. The population in Panyikang County are badly affected by the floods for the last 2 years 2020 to 2021 with little yield from their gardens several villages. The population has no alternative of overcoming the lean season until the next harvest without external support of providing them with food rationing.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of MalakalCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk150000.0000150000.0000CAFOD General Funds150000.0000Caritas Diocese of MalakalGB-CHC-285776-SSD304CAFODThis project targets Malakal County, which is part of Upper Nile State. An estimated 6,115 household have been camping at Malakal POC (Population: M = 16,714 F = 17,682) ) People in the POCs have completely been depending on relief foods from WFP, while FAO and other organizations have been implementing FSL and peace building interventions in Malakal and its nearby Counties/Payams. However, enormous humanitarian needs remain unfulfilled since IDPs in POCs sites receive insufficient relief food. Already, WFP has declared its intention to scale down the food supplies, due to funding gaps; spelling more danger to people dependent on WFP blanket food distributions. In an attempt to assuage the situation in Malakal County, ADA, through a running CAFOD-funding project has targeted 800 HH with agricultural inputs (seeds, tools and fishing gear). The inputs are meant to increase agricultural production in households and boost household fishing, for both food and sale. While this would help the beneficiaries to improve household security, the current food crisis in the area creates serious hunger in beneficiary households. With the foregoing in view, this project intends to complement the current efforts by WFP, FAO and ADA/CAFOD in providing food in kind supplies to the people of Malakal PoC, Malakal North and Malakal South. The net effect is to provide needed household daily feeding support to farmers as they cultivate and wait for the harvests. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Africa Development AidCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk95000.000050000.0000CAFOD General Funds45000.0000CAFOD General Funds95000.0000Africa Development AidGB-CHC-285776-SSD305CAFODThis project seeks to ameliorate the suffering of displaced persons and returnees with a focus on women and children who constitute the bulk of the displaced persons and at-risk host families. The project will provide lifesaving assistance to 1300 households who have children suffering from malnutrition and preventable communicable diseases due to poor access to safe water, hygiene and sanitation practices. It will strengthen the capacity for food self-sufficiency for 1,000 households (80% women headed households) as primary beneficiaries and 6,000 individuals, as secondary beneficiaries in Owach and Nyiluak payams of Panyikang County in the Upper Nile State. Amongst the indirect beneficiaries of food and vegetables production will be under 5 year old children who suffer the most from high levels of malnutrition in the area. The project will reduce dependency on handouts by providing training and resources for agriculture, access to clean water, hygiene promotion and specific support for women and girls to overcome gender-based barriers and improve coping strategies. In addition, peace is indispensable to successful project implementation and hence the project will mainstream peacebuilding and promote peaceful co-existence amongst the different ethnic communities in the project area. This intervention will cover Owach (Dhothim Payams) Panyidwai Payam, Bakang Payam and Nyiluak (Panyikang payam) of Panyikango County in the Upper Nile State. The project will work with both host and IDPs and refugee populations. Hosts have received IDPs well; community leaders have shared communal cultivation land with IDPs. The settlements where IDPs mix with the host population require a balanced approach in providing or maintaining the existing services to encourage peaceful co-existence between IDPs and the hosts who are equally underserved. Host communities will constitute about 25% of the beneficiaries. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk13700.41001896.7000CAFOD General Funds1264.4600CAFOD General Funds10539.2500CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD306CAFODThis approval is raised to provide WASH services to complement the Passionists project which is supporting the affected communities with food items. The project was designed in response to the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) report for South Sudan released on 09 April 2022 . According to the IPC report, an estimated 786,000 people (62.9% of the population) in Warrap state were reported to face food Crisis (IPC Phase 3) or worse acute food insecurity, whilst 385,000 people were in Emergency (IPC Phase 4) acute food insecurity. Except for Gogrial East which was classified in Crisis (IPC Phase 3) acute food insecurity, all other counties of Warrap state including Tonj North were classified in the Emergency (IPC Phase 4) acute food insecurity. Among the areas affected by successive episodes of inter communal violence and flooding include the greater Tonj area and in particular Tonj North. This is the largest county in South Sudan and has total of 165,222 people . Cropping, cattle rearing, and fishing are the most common means of livelihoods, all of which are greatly affected by these episodes. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Hope Agency for Relief and DevelopmentCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk30000.740730000.0000CAFOD General Funds30000.0000Hope Agency for Relief and DevelopmentGB-CHC-285776-SSD307CAFODCTP is a partnership organization working with different national organizations in Lakes, Warrap, Central and Upper Nile states in South Sudan implementing multisectoral humanitarian and development programmes. CTP plans to conduct trainings for its partners and staff on disability inclusion into programmes based on the Washington group definitions and guidelines. SADI refresher trainings has also been planned for our partners as part of inclusion and protection mainstreaming based on different humanitarian standards in all CTP interventions.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk5395.41742146.3414CAFOD General Funds1430.8943CAFOD General Funds1090.9090CAFOD General Funds727.2727CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD308CAFODViolent clashes between the two Kitgwang’s faction, a splinter group from the SPLM/IO party, that started in August and continued up to October 2022, compounded a situation that was already at a critical stage due to massive flooding. “Violent conflict amongst armed factions in Upper Nile and Greater Fangak – located in the north of South Sudan – has led to deaths and serious injuries of hundreds of people, and displaced tens of thousands from their homes during the past two months. Catastrophic flooding and impeded access for humanitarian organization's to deliver essential and life-saving aid has made the situation even more dire Initial fighting began in Panyikang and Fangak Counties in July but escalated into heavy conflict by mid-August. In September, armed groups intentionally targeted a makeshift displacement camp in Adidhiang, where mostly women and young children had sought refuge. Numerous people were killed in the attack and many more drowned in the floodwaters as they tried to escape. The Protection of Civilians (PoC) site in Malakal is being inundated with new arrivals, with more than 18,000 people seeking safety in the camp. Prior to this, the PoC already hosted around 34,000 people, and the sudden surge of arrivals is pushing services to the brink .” The total population in Malakal, inclusive of the PoC population and of the town population, is estimated at 60,000 people. Caritas Malakal received enormous needs for emergency food assistance from the new and old displaced population (IDPs) sheltering within the UN Protection of Civilians’ site as well as from the IDPs camps in Malakal town, made up of people displaced from their home villages by the floods since 2021. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of MalakalCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk149487.7845167748.3620CAFOD General Funds-18260.5775CAFOD General Funds144863.6600Caritas Diocese of Malakal4624.1200Caritas Diocese of MalakalGB-CHC-285776-SSD310CAFODIn August and September 2022, fighting and displacement has occurred in Upper Nile state, leading to the displacement of many thousands of people. The Head of UNMISS in South Sudan says “fighting between Sudan People's Liberation Movement/Army-In Opposition (SPLM-IO) forces and the Kitgwang and Agwelek factions has displaced thousands of people within Upper Nile, to Jonglei, Unity states, and parts of Sudan," with some 14,000 people displaced into Malakal POC site. In relation to the programming areas of Caritas Diocese of Malakal (CDOM) and CAFOD and Trócaire in Partnership (CTP) programming: initial conflict broke out between members of the Kitgwang and Agwelek forces on the outskirts of Tonga in Panyikang County in early August. The fighting spread into Tonga Town, and to Nyiluak and surrounding villages, displacing many civilians. Those forced to leave their homes faced harsh conditions, unable to carry food or belongings, crossing long distances and flooded areas. Some children and older people were drowned. An estimated 27,000 people were displaced due to this fighting, and settled in Pakang Payam. CDOM colleagues and Bishop Stephen Nyodho of the Diocese of Malakal visited Adidihang on 30th August, one of the two major sites where displaced people were settled (details of this IRNA are below). The situation continued to deteriorate into September. On 5th September, some security incidents occurred in Malakal town. A demonstration against some administrative decisions taken by the State Government turned violent, and gun fire was exchanged. One person was confirmed killed. On 7th September, the recently established Adhidhang IDPs camp in Malakal County was attacked and raided by armed elements, leaving an unconfirmed number of casualties and a very high number of wounded. More than 100 reached treatment facilities at the UN Protection of Civilians site near Malakal. The number of people killed as not been ascertained, but it is suspected to be more than 30. The attack was condemned by UNMISS. Thousands left the area, destined for Malakal Town. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of MalakalCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk35294.117635294.1176CAFOD General Funds35294.1200Caritas Diocese of MalakalGB-CHC-285776-SSD311CAFODCDoM with its department of Justice & Peace intends to include in its plans activities that promote awareness on the necessity to listen to ‘the cry of the earth’. After the positive experience of partnership with the Catholic University of South Sudan in 2021 in the areas of formation to peacebuilding and prevention of gender-based violence, the CDoM J&P Office is interested in continuing the working relationship on themes linked to the safeguarding of creation and environmental education. The Encyclical letter Laudato Si offers guidelines and is a reference point. Issues related to the pollution of the natural environment have increasingly caught the attention of the public opinion in Upper Nile State, the major oil producing area in South Sudan, because of the negative impact that the oil industry has had on the lives of people, of animals and the landscape in general. If left unaddressed, problems of environmental damage can cause an increase of violence in the highly conflictive Upper Nile. CDoM J&P is intends to be organizing a two-weeks course to train community animators on the safeguard of creation, with specific attention at the Upper Nile region. The application of the methodology 'see, judge and act' will help the trainees in the first place to develop a critical and informed stance towards human behavior's and interventions that have a negative impact on nature. On a second note, but equally important, the community members/youth will be encouraged to take proactive actions to preserve the integrity of nature and to correct what is negatively affecting their surroundings, specifically through grassroots advocacy and reforestation of an area depleted of trees. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of MalakalCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk20000.000020000.0000CAFOD General Funds20000.0000Caritas Diocese of MalakalGB-CHC-285776-SSD312CAFODIn Malakal County, ADA will generally target the IDPs, ensuring that the selection /positive identification of beneficiaries are done through inclusive IDP representatives in close collaboration with the area RRCs and ADA staff representatives. Inclusion factor will consider gender, women, girls, boys, men, and the most vulnerable IDP groups (e.g., the elderly, sickly, minority groups and people with disabilities) in community representatives’ selection. This will mitigate the possible error of beneficiary exclusion or inclusion in the selection process. Priority will be given to the new IDPs who arrived in the mentioned locations from September 2022 and afterwards. As part of conflict sensitivity, ADA will include at least 10% from the host communities. For planning purposes, ADA will use the IDP populations provided in the Malakal IRNA report (22nd September 2022) for the following locations: Hai Terbia (Dengerishufu); Wunakot (Wajok Payam) and Kodok area. ADA will use the household level (6 individuals per HH) as the basic unit for eligibility for providing humanitarian assistance. So, Hai Terbia = 321 HH; Wunakot = 238 HH; Kodok = 1,162 HH. Premised on the foregoing, total eligible HH for humanitarian assistance in Malakal County will be 1721 households. Due to possible funding constraints, ADA will for the purpose of this project only target (prioritize) 1500 HH (the most vulnerable of the vulnerable). These will be provided in-kind food rations (sorghum, lentils, oil and salt) ADA will discuss the inclusion and exclusion criteria in details per location with the local community leadership and RRC senior officers to review ways in which other humanitarian actors in Malakal can provide support to the excluded 221 HH, thus complementing ADA’s efforts in Malakal County. These will be provided in-kind food rations (as in Malakal) and WASH NFIs (water purifiers, filter cloth, washing soap, dignity kits, and mosquito nets). ADA will discuss the inclusion and exclusion criteria (with details of locations) with the local community leadership and RRC. Priority will be given to new IDPs in any location, while also considering at least 10% host community members as a conflict sensitivity factor. Special consideration will be given to pregnant and lactating women (PLW), persons with disability (PWD) the Elderly (60+ years), Woman Headed Households (WHHH), children of concern (CoC) who rely almost entirely on the host communities who are also vulnerable. The project will also target the most vulnerable foster families that will be identified through partner’s implementing protection programme and HHs with malnourished children identified through health and nutrition Programmes working in targeted Nasir County Payams. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Africa Development AidCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk235387.1800148568.0700CAFOD General Funds89437.6400CAFOD General Funds-0.0100CAFOD General Funds-2618.5200CAFOD General Funds148568.0700Africa Development Aid89437.6300Africa Development Aid-2618.5200Africa Development AidGB-CHC-285776-SSD314CAFODThis is Caritas Norway 4 years project which started in 2020. Programme components remain largely the same as in the previous years (1-3). In Y4 the project will continue to work with the 1600 households as throughout the Programme so far, support provided will continue to include life-saving food and livelihood assistance, WASH and protection services for recurring shocks such as floods, droughts and conflict induced displacements. Working along the humanitarian, development and peace nexus the project will strengthen their resilience to shocks through support for durable solutions in food security, through targeted seed distributions and farmer trainings on climate change adapted farming practices, hygiene promotion, strengthen Psychosocial Support Services (PSS) groups and continued support of case management and referral networks. The project will continue to meet protection needs through Gender Based Violence (GBV) case management, strengthening referral pathways and psychosocial support groups. In year 4, advocacy work on GBV issues and Women’s Empowerment will continue to be strengthened through PSS groups, engaging key stakeholders. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)The Organization for Children HarmonyCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk233644.138291387.95516177.0000CAFOD General Funds4118.0000CAFOD General Funds234269.0325CAFOD General Funds-624.8943CAFOD General Funds73663.8527CAFOD General Funds8510.8425CAFOD General Funds-1081.7401CAFOD General Funds10295.0000The Organization for Children Harmony49899.8500The Organization for Children Harmony786.9100The Organization for Children Harmony480.3500The Organization for Children Harmony47.6900The Organization for Children Harmony236.3400The Organization for Children Harmony676.5900The Organization for Children Harmony365.8500The Organization for Children Harmony223.5800The Organization for Children Harmony43680.4900The Organization for Children Harmony447.1500The Organization for Children Harmony1035.7700The Organization for Children Harmony1479.6700The Organization for Children Harmony3821.1400The Organization for Children Harmony30325.2000The Organization for Children Harmony49899.8500The Organization for Children Harmony8026.4200The Organization for Children Harmony163.4100The Organization for Children Harmony21248.0600The Organization for Children Harmony406.5000The Organization for Children Harmony2134.1500The Organization for Children Harmony6406.5000The Organization for Children Harmony4390.2400The Organization for Children Harmony5560.9800The Organization for Children Harmony1901.4200The Organization for Children Harmony93.0200The Organization for Children Harmony33313.9500The Organization for Children Harmony20259.7800The Organization for Children Harmony19997.1000The Organization for Children Harmony94.4900The Organization for Children Harmony169.2600The Organization for Children Harmony7165.3500The Organization for Children HarmonyGB-CHC-285776-SSD315CAFODThis is Caritas Norway 4 years project which started in 2020. Programme components remain largely the same as in the previous years (1-3). In Y4 the project will continue to work with the 1600 households as throughout the Programme so far, support provided will continue to include life-saving food and livelihood assistance, WASH and protection services for recurring shocks such as floods, droughts and conflict induced displacements. Working along the humanitarian, development and peace nexus the project will strengthen their resilience to shocks through support for durable solutions in food security, through targeted seed distributions and farmer trainings on climate change adapted farming practices, hygiene promotion, strengthen Psychosocial Support Services (PSS) groups and continued support of case management and referral networks. The project will continue to meet protection needs through Gender Based Violence (GBV) case management, strengthening referral pathways and psychosocial support groups. In year 4, advocacy work on GBV issues and Women’s Empowerment will continue to be strengthened through PSS groups, engaging key stakeholders. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of RumbekCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk128684.477316702.7190CAFOD General Funds11135.1404CAFOD General Funds116811.8699CAFOD General Funds-15965.2520CAFOD General Funds27837.8600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek28823.0600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek236.3400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek758.2500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek165.4500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek38.0600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek64.8900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek103.0200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek45.2800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek39.2400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek78.5000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek-3414.6300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek46.8000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek297.8900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek149.4400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek99.6300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek274.7200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek22.6400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1707.3200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek447.1500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek28823.0600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek6006.6600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1081.1300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek224.3900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek6406.5000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek4390.2400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek7512.2000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1901.4200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek447.1500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek5813.0900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek32.8300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1991.8700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek281.7900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek2341.4600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek2016.2600Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1593.5000Caritas Diocese of RumbekGB-CHC-285776-SSD316CAFODProgramme so far, support provided will continue to include life-saving food and livelihood assistance, WASH and protection services for recurring shocks such as floods, droughts and conflict induced displacements. Working along the humanitarian, development and peace nexus the project will strengthen their resilience to shocks through support for durable solutions in food security, through targeted seed distributions and farmer trainings on climate change adapted farming practices, hygiene promotion, strengthen Psychosocial Support Services (PSS) groups and continued support of case management and referral networks. The project will continue to meet protection needs through Gender Based Violence (GBV) case management, strengthening referral pathways and psychosocial support groups. In year 4, advocacy work on GBV issues and Women’s Empowerment will continue to be strengthened through PSS groups, engaging key stakeholders.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk4724.40941496.06291496.0629CAFOD General Funds4724.4094CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD317CAFODThis programme funded by ICSP will be implemented with consortium of local partners TOCH and HARD who brings in unique technical expertise. HARD will implement the FSL and WASH component of this programme and TOCH will implement the peacebuilding and protection component of the programme. This multi-year funding will set up sustainable support structures and to offer stable, safe, and continuous protection support and services, promoting a holistic recovery and coping capacity of the communities. The situation analysis done in September 2022 showed that the problems, causal factors and humanitarian crisis in Warrap State is complex requiring multi-pronged responses to achieve meaningful impact. Traditional norms and culture leading to gender inequality and acceptance of GBV, child and forced marriages has worsened the plight of women. Such a complex interplay of factors requires an integrated multi-sectoral approach that will focus on providing a number of interlinked and complementary services to different communities and target groups. Durable sustainable livelihood opportunities will be implemented where sufficient peace and stability exists. CTP will focus on building the capacity of local partners to deliver sustainable livelihood development, climate-resilient agriculture and agroecology, micro-finance interventions, WASH, and women’s empowerment and peacebuilding in hard-to-reach areas through holistic nexus programming linking humanitarian, peace, and development. CTP will implement a graduation approach of model farmers to enable individual and group farmers to learn skills, apply them and improve productivity as a pathway to achieve food security. In terms of water sanitation and hygiene response, CTP will use PHAST and CHAST methodologies, to increase knowledge, change attitude, and improve adoption of good hygiene practices through training and engagement of hygiene promoters. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Hope Agency for Relief and DevelopmentCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk309805.000032823.6476345412.8048CAFOD General Funds-35607.8048CAFOD General Funds35081.9672CAFOD General Funds-2258.3196CAFOD General Funds81300.8100Hope Agency for Relief and Development3386.1800Hope Agency for Relief and Development162.6000Hope Agency for Relief and Development23658.5400Hope Agency for Relief and Development4227.6400Hope Agency for Relief and Development306.1800Hope Agency for Relief and Development-35607.8000Hope Agency for Relief and Development390.2400Hope Agency for Relief and Development25902.3800Hope Agency for Relief and Development44509.7600Hope Agency for Relief and Development63744.1600Hope Agency for Relief and Development5685.9800Hope Agency for Relief and Development8176.1400Hope Agency for Relief and Development8008.1300Hope Agency for Relief and Development7317.0700Hope Agency for Relief and Development6951.2200Hope Agency for Relief and Development4733.7400Hope Agency for Relief and Development56910.5700Hope Agency for Relief and Development41.4600Hope Agency for Relief and Development31454.9200Hope Agency for Relief and Development722.0100Hope Agency for Relief and Development646.7200Hope Agency for Relief and DevelopmentGB-CHC-285776-SSD318CAFODThis programme funded by ICSP will be implemented with consortium of local partners TOCH and HARD who brings in unique technical expertise. HARD will implement the FSL and WASH component of this programme and TOCH will implement the peacebuilding and protection component of the programme. This multi-year funding will set up sustainable support structures and to offer stable, safe, and continuous protection support and services, promoting a holistic recovery and coping capacity of the communities. The situation analysis done in September 2022 showed that the problems, causal factors and humanitarian crisis in Warrap State is complex requiring multi-pronged responses to achieve meaningful impact. Traditional norms and culture leading to gender inequality and acceptance of GBV, child and forced marriages has worsened the plight of women. Such a complex interplay of factors requires an integrated multi-sectoral approach that will focus on providing a number of interlinked and complementary services to different communities and target groups. Durable sustainable livelihood opportunities will be implemented where sufficient peace and stability exists. This will be undergirded by peacebuilding activities mainstreamed in all activities in a triple nexus approach. Noting the humanitarian crisis urgent appropriate lifesaving relief support will be offered to vulnerable households. TOCH in the first year, focus will be on addressing the urgent psychosocial support needs of affected persons especially women and adolescent girls who experienced abuse and GBV. WGFS and groups will be established for structured sessions. The project will provide case management by trained case workers and coordinated safety audits to identify potential protection risks. The second to the fifth year will focus on the strengthening specialized gender and age sensitive GBV services through skilling up local service providers. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)The Organization for Children HarmonyCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk229257.7236229258.0813CAFOD General Funds-0.3577CAFOD General Funds97560.9800The Organization for Children Harmony3386.1800The Organization for Children Harmony128310.5700The Organization for Children HarmonyGB-CHC-285776-SSD319CAFODWomen for change (WFC) is a national non-governmental organization (NNGO) formed in 2016 and legally registered in 2018 by a group of South Sudanese women from various diversity and experiences, with a feeling of supporting the wellbeing and economic stability of widows, school dropout and children suffering from intentional and unintentional cause. As a women and child- centred-humanity driven organization working for and with women, children affected by the crisis with focus on women, child and general protection, education (formal & non-formal), reproductive health, food security and livelihoods, peace building, organizational capacity strengthening, advocacy and visibility in the states of Central, Eastern Equatoria, Warrap and Western Bahr- el- ghazel. WFC is envisioned to see all women live a liberated life from world free of poverty and injustice through objectively advocating for women rights thereby facilitating their full access to basic and fundamental social needs and mobilize women in socio-economic development through engaging them in livelihood (agriculture, small business and vocational etc.), GBV, reproductive health & sanitation. We are committed to the well-being and Economic stability of widows, school dropouts and children rights from the intentional and unintentional causes. To date, we continue to offer financial support for widows and youths, mainly school dropout, together with training within South Sudan. WFC targets assistance to its beneficiaries to obtain durable solutions, addressing their food security, livelihood and education. WFC derives its mandate from the board and other stakeholders, such as national legislation and government-related ministries. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Women For ChangeCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk79267.716436000.0000CAFOD General Funds24000.0000CAFOD General Funds17692.9133CAFOD General Funds1574.8031CAFOD General Funds28925.6200Women For Change16528.9300Women For Change14545.4500Women For Change17692.9100Women For Change1574.8000Women For ChangeGB-CHC-285776-SSD320CAFODThe Irish Aid-ICSP project will be implemented by TOCH and HARD supported technically by CTP responding to the sustained deterioration of people’s physical and mental wellbeing, living standards and coping mechanisms in 2022 according to the HNO 2023 9.4 million people indicating increase in humanitarian needs and protection assistance compared to 8.6 million driven by compounded shocks triggered by continued conflict, widespread flooding, deepening food insecurity, inflation, high food prices and lack of access to basic services that relates to the prediction that 61% of the population in Warrap state will face increased burden food insecure and acute mal-nutrition in 2023. This project will response will be working be supporting the triple nexus (Humanitarian, Development and Peacebuilding) in Warrap state specifically to reach 30,000 household supporting with lifesaving protection assistance and peacebuilding including Disaster Risk Reduction adapted practices to equip climate sensitive skill, improved biodiversity, increase resilience to shocks and stress, strengthen/ improved coping capacity mechanism for women, men, girls and boys, provision of structured Psychosocial Support Services (PSS) groups and provision of timely, confidential and survivor centred case management using a functional referral networks and Women’s Empowerment through engaging key stakeholders. Peacebuilding committees will work to promote peaceful resolution of conflicts, negotiate access to communal resources, peaceful coexistence among diverse groups of IDP’s and hosts to work communities in the project location. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk7134.146325855.69107134.1463CAFOD General Funds25855.6910CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD321CAFODThe Pope, the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Moderator of the Church of Scotland are visiting Juba for an ecumenical pilgrimage to pray for peace in South Sudan. CTP are supporting South Sudan Council of Churches with various advocacy and logistics support in preparation for this visit. This includes provision of resources (lanyards) and giving some small support to IDPs traveling to Juba to meet with the Pope.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk13427.83008056.7000CAFOD General Funds5371.1300CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD322CAFODThe CTP office in South Sudan is undertaking a process of strategic planning for its country programme in South Sudan. This process is following the CAFOD Integral Ecology Programme Model (IEPM) to plan and deliver the strategic plan for the country programme also known as the Programme Strategy for South Sudan. As part of this process CTP has been carrying out a number of partners and stakeholders' consultations to gather input for the Programme Strategy. Consultations have been on a number of areas including the contextual situation analysis, nature of problems and issues affecting communities in South Sudan, vulnerable people and communities affected by these problems. CTP has also carried out reviews of some of its programmes, previous strategies as well as monitoring reports with valuable community feedback. As part of the consultation process CTP would like to bring together its partners and stakeholders to discuss the nature of problems and their causes affecting South Sudan and synthesize all this information together. This would be in the form of a three-day workshop to understand the bigger picture of the nature of problem/s, their causes, affecting vulnerable communities and people in South Sudan and how these can be resolved. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk7355.00007355.0000CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD324CAFODThe South Sudan Council of Churches (SSCC) has been implementing Action Plan for Peace (APP) since the development of APP through statement of intent which developed delivery of 4 programme outcomes relating to advocacy, neutral forum, reconciliation and institutional capacity strengthening. . Given that the peace agreement is taking shape, SSCC would like to scale up its operations in Greater Equatoria and Upper Nile Regions. The position of the General Secretary existed before when the Action Plan for peace (APP) was launched and it manages all the functions of the SSCC Secretariat. This position is solely supported by SSCC through its assets which is also badly affected by the economic setback leaving all percentages for support of SSCC secretariat whose financial support tremendously reduced due to reduction in its retained income. SSCC recruited a Finance officer who is based at the head office. The finance officer is responsible for managing all financial records of the regions including partners and donor funds for implementation of activities in the regions and gives support to the finance department at the head office. The Board of trustee are policies makers in SSCC.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)South Sudan Council of ChurchesCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk36983.471010000.0000CAFOD General Funds15000.0000CAFOD General Funds11983.4710CAFOD General Funds25000.0000South Sudan Council of Churches11983.4700South Sudan Council of ChurchesGB-CHC-285776-SSD325CAFODThis is CTPs contribution towards the capacity strengthening activities like hiring and training of the staff who will help in the management of the finances of the coordination office. The office also facilitates and supports the movement of the Secretary General to other dioceses to follow-up on meetings and activities and the day-to-day activities of the secretariat including the allowances of the priests working at the secretariat.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)South Sudan Catholic Bishops' SecretariatCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk25000.000015000.0000CAFOD General Funds10000.0000CAFOD General Funds25000.0000South Sudan Catholic Bishops' SecretariatGB-CHC-285776-SSD326CAFODThis project will enhance organizational capacity to comprehend and implement the VSLA strategy and MIS, monitoring how the VSLA approach is being implemented train VSLA field agents on the VSLA methodology, strategy and MIS, support the establishment of VSLA network and federation to influence and combat gender inequality in the project locations and to enhance the capacity of VSLA, FSL, Protection, and GBV officers to comprehend and implement leadership, business management, financial management, and IGA training through guidance, coaching, and monitoring.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Society Of Daughters of Mary ImmaculateCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk99999.999966115.7024CAFOD General Funds0.0000CAFOD General Funds13884.2975CAFOD General Funds20000.0000CAFOD General Funds41322.3100Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate24793.3900Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate13884.3000Society Of Daughters of Mary Immaculate20000.0000Society Of Daughters of Mary ImmaculateGB-CHC-285776-SSD327CAFODCTP is seeking to engage with Humanity and Inclusion (HI) to guide in strengthening the capacity of CTP and partners in Inclusive mainstreaming Programming (Disability). CTP seeks to address the below objectives: - Partner staff are sensitized and aware of disability inclusion from a rights-based perspective. - Partners and staff can integrate disability inclusion in all sectors of WASH, FSL, Peace building, Women Empowerment and Protection programming. 3. Host communities, women men boys and girls have improved access to protection mechanisms, including quality case management and meaningful engagement. In line with the objectives above, CTP will engage with HI in the initial stages to have inclusion mainstreamed into CTP programmes through a partnership of one year. This partnership will be a follow-up of the last training offered to CTP staff and partners in Juba. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Humanity & InclusionCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk19999.000016642.920019999.0000CAFOD General Funds0.0000CAFOD General Funds18939.3900CAFOD General Funds-2296.4700CAFOD General Funds10000.0000Humanity & Inclusion9999.0000Humanity & Inclusion9469.7000Humanity & Inclusion9469.6900Humanity & Inclusion-2296.4700Humanity & InclusionGB-CHC-285776-SSD328CAFODCTP is working with TOCH to implement Caritas Norway and ISCP projects in Gogrial East and West. The projects continue to meet protection needs through Gender Based Violence (GBV) case management, strengthening referral pathways and psychosocial support groups. Advocacy work on GBV issues and Women’s Empowerment will continue to be strengthened through PSS groups, engaging key stakeholders. The purchase of another vehicle will support to supplement existing vehicles and motorbikes to ease project implementation. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)The Organization for Children HarmonyCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk44609.760027750.0000CAFOD General Funds-541.7300CAFOD General Funds18500.0000CAFOD General Funds-361.1600CAFOD General Funds-737.3500CAFOD General Funds44609.7600The Organization for Children HarmonyGB-CHC-285776-SSD329CAFODCTP is working with CDoR to implement Caritas Norway and UKAM projects in Yirol East. The projects continue to meet protection needs through Gender Based Violence (GBV) case management, strengthening referral pathways and psychosocial support groups. Advocacy work on GBV issues and Women’s Empowerment will continue to be strengthened through PSS groups, engaging key stakeholders. The purchase of another project vehicle will support, and costs related to repairs will help to supplement existing vehicles and motorbikes to ease project implementation. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of RumbekCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk48566.002827750.0000CAFOD General Funds18500.0000CAFOD General Funds-95.5300CAFOD General Funds400.4200CAFOD General Funds266.9400CAFOD General Funds-400.4200CAFOD General Funds-266.9400CAFOD General Funds17020.8524CAFOD General Funds-14609.3196CAFOD General Funds46154.4700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek17020.8500Caritas Diocese of Rumbek-14609.3200Caritas Diocese of RumbekGB-CHC-285776-SSD330CAFODAn emergency responses to recently displaced IDPs in Yirol Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of RumbekCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk105062.992190000.0000CAFOD General Funds-3000.0000CAFOD General Funds18063.3779CAFOD General Funds-18063.3779CAFOD General Funds18062.9921CAFOD General Funds87000.0000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek18063.3800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek-18063.3800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek18062.9900Caritas Diocese of RumbekGB-CHC-285776-SSD331CAFODFunding set aside for capacity strengthening support for partner staff on Partner Safeguarding Profile process, including successful partner assessment, completion of the profile and execution of follow up actions.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)The Organization for Children HarmonyCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk2500.000014500.0000CAFOD General Funds0.0000CAFOD General Funds-12000.0000CAFOD General Funds2500.0000The Organization for Children HarmonyGB-CHC-285776-SSD332CAFODAn emergency response to recently displaced IDPs in Yirol and evaluation of drought response projects implemented in Tonj/GogrialCatholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk3000.00003000.0000CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD333CAFODBy end of April 2023, around 10,000 refugees had entered South Sudan from Sudan, fleeing an internal fighting between the Sudanese army and the paramilitary forces (RSF - Rapid Support Forces). According to IOM/Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) and UNHCR figures, since the fighting erupted in Sudan on 15 April, people started arriving in South Sudan in small groups. As of 24 April, IOM/DTM and UNHCR teams have recorded nearly 4,000 individuals arriving from various neighbourhoods in Sudan to South Sudan through Renk (Upper Nile). The figure continues to rise daily, and as of 10th May, is approaching 50,000. The target population are mostly women and children coming to South Sudan with nothing; having left everything behind. “They need water, as access to it is difficult especially at the border. They need shelters, as people are sleeping under trees. They also require infrastructures for potable water and latrines to avoid diseases, such as cholera,” – Source: County Commissioner, Renk County. Humanitarian teams in Renk and partner organisations are verifying the numbers, said to be increasing by 600 – 700 persons daily. Agencies, including ADA are working on the most critical criteria for determining vulnerabilities, as they observe more arrivals of vulnerable people, including women and children travelling alone. The new arrivals are in dire need of food. Based on local observation, a cash intervention would address the multiplicity of needs that includes food, personal effects, shelter, medicine and communication. A cash intervention is viable, based on the Market Assessment conducted by NRC in Renk. The market is reasonably functional, with good access to Renk and commodities being supplied from both Sudan and South Sudan. Cash interventions would boost the local economy, allowing traders to continue supply essential goods to the affected populations. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Africa Development AidCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk356363.0168163368.0080CAFOD General Funds52708.8709CAFOD General Funds90679.8387CAFOD General Funds49606.2992CAFOD General Funds306756.7200Africa Development Aid49606.3000Africa Development AidGB-CHC-285776-SSD334CAFODThe proposed project is designed to address the pressing challenges faced by women in Warrap State, particularly in the aftermath of communal conflicts that have left communities vulnerable. The project recognizes the specific vulnerabilities of women and girls, including risks such as sexual violence and child marriage, and aims to empower them through economic means. Given the context of internal displacement and localized conflicts in Gogrial West and Gogrial East counties of Warrap State, it is crucial to provide women with the necessary skills and resources to support themselves and their families. By focusing on entrepreneurship skills training, the project seeks to enhance women's economic resilience, enabling them to generate income and improve their livelihoods. Through a series of targeted activities such as GBV awareness campaigns and skills training in areas like kitchen gardening, bakery, hairdressing, catering, stove making, and tailoring, the project aims to equip women with practical skills that can lead to sustainable income-generating opportunities. By directly benefiting 910 women/girls and indirectly impacting 2,730 beneficiaries, the project seeks to create a ripple effect of empowerment within the community. Above all, this project is aimed to address the immediate needs of vulnerable women in Warrap State, empower them through economic means, and contribute to their long-term resilience and self-sufficiency. By investing in women's skills and entrepreneurship, the project aims to not only improve individual livelihoods but also foster community development and economic growth in the region. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Women For ChangeCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk124999.999950000.0000CAFOD General Funds13629.3492CAFOD General Funds61370.6507CAFOD General Funds34251.9700Women For Change15748.0300Women For Change50000.0000Women For Change25000.0000Women For ChangeGB-CHC-285776-SSD335CAFODSTART Network is setting up country-level hubs around the world. CAFOD is a member of the steering committee for START Hub South Sudan and will initially also be responsible for financial management on behalf of the hub.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Together In Transformational InitiativesCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk11366.141815870.4173CAFOD General Funds-161.7559CAFOD General Funds-4342.5196CAFOD General Funds15708.6600Together In Transformational Initiatives-4342.5200Together In Transformational InitiativesGB-CHC-285776-SSD336CAFODLul and Dethwok payams of Fashoda County in Upper Nile State were heavily affected by the violence of the last months of 2022. The population in Lul payam fled the area amidst killings, torturing and rape. Severe gender-based violence violations were committed. Dethwok payam was not directly reached by the violence but the inhabitants fled when fighting came close. At the beginning of 2023 the local population gradually started to go back to their home areas in Dethwok and Lul payams. However, the returnees face several challenges. According to the community leaders and local authorities in Dethwok Payam, most of the community was displaced to Kodok town and some to Melut County. Currently, the community is voluntarily returning to Dethwok Payam. The area is surrounded by floodwater, with Dethwok St. Ambrose catholic church on Island inhabiting the displaced persons where there are no sanitation facilities or protected water sources for people to use. Whereas Dethwok payam is comprised of 10 bomas with a total estimation of 800 households (4,800 individuals) and Lul with 13 bomas with 4,060 households (24,360 individuals), this project aims to strengthened the resilience of the local population in Lul and Dethwok, by improving their food security, their access to clean water and enhancing their awareness around human rights, especially to prevent gender-based violence, which are key components of a comprehensive and integrated strategy aiming at the flourishing of the communities of Lul and Dethwok, hard hit by violence and natural disasters. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of MalakalCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk638898.1258182768.7401CAFOD General Funds318506.7007CAFOD General Funds152714.4094CAFOD General Funds-15091.7244CAFOD General Funds147887.5300Caritas Diocese of Malakal147887.5300Caritas Diocese of Malakal147887.5300Caritas Diocese of Malakal1574.8000Caritas Diocese of Malakal98431.3500Caritas Diocese of Malakal98431.3500Caritas Diocese of Malakal10630.7100Caritas Diocese of Malakal50.0000Caritas Diocese of Malakal188.9800Caritas Diocese of Malakal262.2000Caritas Diocese of Malakal433.0700Caritas Diocese of Malakal-14766.9300Caritas Diocese of MalakalGB-CHC-285776-SSD337CAFODThe purpose of the support is to provide refresher training, field level advice, support and monitoring in order to facilitate adoption of agroecology in communities targeted by CTP’s Food Security and Livelihoods Interventions in South Sudan. Many communities are slowly embracing the Agroecological practices due to the different climatic changes. The support will be in a staggered way to enable the targeted communities grasp the different stages and give time for adoption. The is the second phase of the consultancy which will cover: - Review of recommendations from phase - refresher training for extension agents and some model farmers. - Designing monitoring and evaluation mechanisms to track the success of agroecological projects. - Identify key monitoring indicators that track the success of agroforestry projects during different implementation stages. - Support field officers in implementing agroecology monitoring tools. This will be a week in the field workshop planned for June 2023 when the farmers have already started implementing some of the practices adopted, it will be in form of technical backstopping on ground) Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk18938.798418938.7984CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD339CAFODLast year in April, it was reported of violent attack on Ku’da Lo’ dimi Boma in Kuda Payam, Juba County, Central Equatoria state that resulted in human injuries, destruction of the entire villages, looting of possessions including cattle causing the displacement of the villages to other communities closer to Juba, the capital city. The displaced people including women and children have been living in harsh weather conditions in Somba, Yari, Nyorja na Mere communities in Luri Payam about seven miles away from Juba. The proposed intervention is targeting 60 of the IDP and vulnerable host HHs found living in the host communities in Somba communities. The IDPs include women, girls, boys and men. The households will be provided with food assistance and will be provided with simple hand-held tools and seeds to support them to grow vegetable and crops during the raining season. While immediate supply of dry food ration will help to alleviate hunger, they face now as a result of their displacement, the seeds and tools support will help the IDPs and hosts to cultivate crops and vegetable gardens and hopefully provide their own food as they resettle in their home communities. They will also be provided shelter NFI materials e.g., tarpaulins and sleeping mats to support their stay in Somba. The project will be needs driven, targeting criteria will be established, and verification in targeting will ensure that only those IDP or host households meeting the criteria will benefit from the project. Note: No accounting framework as all budget lines are under DMI. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Society Of Daughters of Mary ImmaculateCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk18184.677418184.6774CAFOD General Funds18184.6800Society Of Daughters of Mary ImmaculateGB-CHC-285776-SSD340CAFODThe target population are mostly women and children coming to South Sudan with nothing; having left everything behind. “They need water, as access to it is difficult – even before the conflict. They need shelters, as people are sleeping under trees. They also require infrastructures for potable water and latrines to avoid diseases, such as cholera,” – Source: County Commissioner, Renk County. Humanitarian teams in Renk and partner organizations are verifying the numbers, said to be increasing by 600 – 700 persons daily. Agencies, including ADA are working on the most critical criteria for determining vulnerabilities, as they observe more arrivals of vulnerable people, including women and children travelling alone. The new arrivals are in dire need of food. Based on local observation, a cash intervention would address the multiplicity of needs that includes food, personal effects, shelter, medicine and communication. A cash intervention is viable, based on the attached Market Assessment conducted by NRC in Renk. The market is reasonably functional, with good access to Renk and commodities being supplied from both Sudan and South Sudan. Cash interventions would boost the local economy, allowing traders to continue supply essential goods to the affected populations. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk3385.82672202.3622CAFOD General Funds425.9842CAFOD General Funds757.4803CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD341CAFODLul and Dethwok payams of Fashoda County in Upper Nile State were heavily affected by the violence of the last months of 2022. The population in Lul payam fled the area amidst killings, torturing and rape. Severe gender-based violence violations were committed. Dethwok payam was not directly reached by the violence but the inhabitants fled when fighting came close. After a military intervention by the Central Government in December 2022, fighting stopped in Fashoda County. At the beginning of 2023 the local population gradually started to go back to their home areas in Dethwok and Lul payams. However, the returnees face several challenges. Dethwok Payam of Fashoda has 10 Bomas (Ashak, Coshang, Alel, Dethwok, Othurshok, Pabiew, Borbak, Malo, Abenyai, and Atar) with an estimate population of 800 HHs (estimated 4,800 individuals) after recent displacement. According to the community leaders and local authorities in Dethwok Payam, most of the community was displaced to Kodok town and some to Melut County. Currently, the community is voluntarily returning to Dethwok Payam. The area is surrounded by floodwater, with Dethwok St. Ambrose catholic church is on Island where there are no sanitation facilities or protected water sources for people to use. Lul payam falls in the southern part of Kodok town in Fashoda County. Lul payam has 13 Bomas. They are Nyingar, Bol, Boodh, Pabur, Beew, Yony, Lul, Abaneem, Agot, Thworlong, Kwom, Wadman and Agwor. The Estimate Population of Lul payam is 24,360 individuals (4,060HH). Some of these people got displaced to Malakal and Kodok during the recent clashes in November and December 2022. However, many of them have started to return to their villages and they are in dire need of support to rebuild their lives and livelihoods, Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk12135.82677874.01577972.4409CAFOD General Funds4163.3858CAFOD General Funds7874.0157CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD343CAFODFunds have been set aside for trainings for CTP and its partners to support trainings in Cash and Voucher Assistance, Protection mainstreaming, Disability and Inclusion, Partner safeguarding and any other support that will be rendered to the partners to improve on our programming.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk87000.000012000.0000CAFOD General Funds20000.0000CAFOD General Funds20000.0000CAFOD General Funds30000.0000CAFOD General Funds5000.0000CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD344CAFODThrough START Hub South Sudan, we will do a Community-Led Innovation Programme (CLIP) with Titi Foundation as main implementer in Kajo Keji, Central Equatoria. Programme has been co-designed in meetings between CTP, Titi and START Network (Backdonor ELHRA). The project shall be implemented in 2 circles in Kajo-Keji County in Payams of Kangapo 1 and Kangapo 2 respectively. The phases of the project shall include exploration, discovery, growth, and development phase across the 2 Payams. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Together In Transformational InitiativesCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk198051.4094229003.5680198051.4094CAFOD General Funds149803.5680CAFOD General Funds79200.0000CAFOD General Funds101850.6200Together In Transformational Initiatives45275.5900Together In Transformational Initiatives50925.2000Together In Transformational Initiatives74901.7800Together In Transformational Initiatives40000.0000Together In Transformational Initiatives4412.0000Together In Transformational Initiatives30489.7800Together In Transformational Initiatives52000.0000Together In Transformational Initiatives27200.0000Together In Transformational InitiativesGB-CHC-285776-SSD345CAFODThrough START Hub South Sudan, we will do a Community-Led Innovation Programme (CLIP) with Titi Foundation as main implementer in Kajo Keji, Central Equatoria. Programme has been co-designed in meetings between CTP, Titi and START Network (Backdonor ELHRA). The project shall be implemented in 2 circles in Kajo-Keji County in Payams of Kangapo 1 and Kangapo 2 respectively. The phases of the project shall include exploration, discovery, growth, and development phase across the 2 Payams.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk22423.562315717.2131CAFOD General Funds6706.3492CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD346CAFODUpper Nile State: sharing the largest border with Sudan is receiving the biggest number of the people fleeing the conflict in Sudan through the border entry point at Joda, north of Renk town. People have been entering Upper Nile State in tens of thousands from the onset of the conflict until today. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) in partnership with the Government provided transport to tens of thousands of people. The Catholic diocese of Malakal, through its Caritas Office, provided transport to about 4,000 people mostly from Upper Nile State. The great challenge in the State is now short-term humanitarian support to the returnees who reached their home areas and intend to resettle. Caritas Malakal has received multiple appeals from the following locations: Malakal transit camp where 8,000 returnees are hosted, Kodok (Fashoda County), where more than 10,000 returnees have resettled and Wadakona (Manyo County), where 7,000 returnees have resettled. The conditions of most of the returnees are of high vulnerability. “The main needs identified are food, nutrition and health services, Shelter and NFIs, Clean water and sanitation, core relief items for women and girls “. The commissioner of Kodok, reiterated the same needs during a visit CTP and Caritas Malakal made in November 2023. It is very important to intervene now because, as the emergency continues, people who fled the conflict in Sudan have lost all belongings and require basic human needs in order to survive, among which are food, shelter, protection services and to support resettle them once the returnees reach their home areas, for instance Kodok and WadakonaCatholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of MalakalCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk77091.984134143.6377CAFOD General Funds43263.8188CAFOD General Funds-315.4724CAFOD General Funds77407.4600Caritas Diocese of Malakal-315.4700Caritas Diocese of MalakalGB-CHC-285776-SSD347CAFODThe Irish Aid-ICSP project will be implemented by TOCH and HARD supported technically by CTP responding to the sustained deterioration of people’s physical and mental wellbeing, living standards and coping mechanisms in 2023 according to the HNO 2024 An estimated 9 million people, including refugees in South Sudan, will experience critical humanitarian needs and protection assistance needs in 2024. 7.1 million people will require food assistance during the lean season from April to July 2024, as projected through the Integrated Phase Classification (IPC). This project will response will be working be supporting the triple nexus (Humanitarian, Development and Peacebuilding) in Warrap state specifically to reach 31,200 household supporting with lifesaving protection assistance and peacebuilding including Disaster Risk Reduction adapted practices to equip climate sensitive skill, improved biodiversity, increase resilience to shocks and stress, strengthen/ improved coping capacity mechanism for women, men, girls and boys, provision of structured Psychosocial Support Services (PSS) groups and provision of timely, confidential and survivor centred case management using a functional referral networks and Women’s Empowerment through engaging key stakeholders. Peacebuilding committees will work to promote peaceful resolution of conflicts, negotiate access to communal resources, peaceful coexistence among diverse groups of IDP’s and hosts to work communities in the project locationCatholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk2972.440919185.32002972.4409CAFOD General Funds19185.3200CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD348CAFODThis programme funded by ICSP will be implemented with consortium of local partners TOCH and HARD who brings in unique technical expertise. HARD will implement the FSL and WASH component of this programme and TOCH will implement the peacebuilding and protection component of the programme. This multi-year funding will set up sustainable support structures and to offer stable, safe, and continuous protection support and services, promoting a holistic recovery and coping capacity of the communities. The situation analysis done in September 2022 showed that the problems, causal factors and humanitarian crisis in Warrap State is complex requiring multi-pronged responses to achieve meaningful impact. Traditional norms and culture leading to gender inequality and acceptance of GBV, child and forced marriages has worsened the plight of women. Such a complex interplay of factors requires an integrated multi-sectoral approach that will focus on providing a number of interlinked and complementary services to different communities and target groups. Durable sustainable livelihood opportunities will be implemented where sufficient peace and stability exists. CTP will focus on building the capacity of local partners to deliver sustainable livelihood development, climate-resilient agriculture and agroecology, micro-finance interventions, WASH, and women’s empowerment and peacebuilding in hard-to-reach areas through holistic nexus programming linking humanitarian, peace, and development. CTP will implement a graduation approach of model farmers to enable individual and group farmers to learn skills, apply them and improve productivity as a pathway to achieve food security. In terms of water sanitation and hygiene response, CTP will use PHAST and CHAST methodologies, to increase knowledge, change attitude, and improve adoption of good hygiene practices through training and engagement of hygiene promoters. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Hope Agency for Relief and DevelopmentCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk346869.3543346869.3543CAFOD General Funds157480.3200Hope Agency for Relief and Development6814.9600Hope Agency for Relief and Development850.3900Hope Agency for Relief and Development1582.6800Hope Agency for Relief and Development60448.4100Hope Agency for Relief and Development440.1600Hope Agency for Relief and Development54133.8600Hope Agency for Relief and Development56496.5400Hope Agency for Relief and Development8622.0500Hope Agency for Relief and DevelopmentGB-CHC-285776-SSD349CAFODThe Irish Aid-ICSP project will be implemented by TOCH and HARD supported technically by CTP responding to the sustained deterioration of people’s physical and mental wellbeing, living standards and coping mechanisms in 2023 according to the HNO 2024 An estimated 9 million people, including refugees in South Sudan, will experience critical humanitarian needs and protection assistance needs in 2024. 7.1 million people will require food assistance during the lean season from April to July 2024, as projected through the Integrated Phase Classification (IPC). This project will response will be working be supporting the triple nexus (Humanitarian, Development and Peacebuilding) in Warrap state specifically to reach 31,200 household supporting with lifesaving protection assistance and peacebuilding including Disaster Risk Reduction adapted practices to equip climate sensitive skill, improved biodiversity, increase resilience to shocks and stress, strengthen/ improved coping capacity mechanism for women, men, girls and boys, provision of structured Psychosocial Support Services (PSS) groups and provision of timely, confidential and survivor centred case management using a functional referral networks and Women’s Empowerment through engaging key stakeholders. Peacebuilding committees will work to promote peaceful resolution of conflicts, negotiate access to communal resources, peaceful coexistence among diverse groups of IDP’s and hosts to work communities in the project locationCatholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)The Organization for Children HarmonyCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk278229.4163232186.9921CAFOD General Funds46042.4242CAFOD General Funds118110.2400The Organization for Children Harmony78740.1600The Organization for Children Harmony35336.5900The Organization for Children Harmony46042.4200The Organization for Children HarmonyGB-CHC-285776-SSD350CAFODThis is Caritas Norway 4 years project which started in 2020. The project was extended by 1 more year and this approval is raised for the implementation of the 5th and final year of thie project. Programme components remain largely the same as in the previous years (1-4). However, in this Y5 although the project will continue to work with the 1600 households, the nature of support will slightly change. For example, inputs such as seeds and tools, ox-plough, life-saving food assistance, WASH NFIs will be targeted to returnees from Sudan. Working along the humanitarian, development and peace nexus the project will continue to strengthen community resilience to shocks through support for durable solutions in food security, through farmer trainings on climate change adapted farming practices, hygiene promotion, strengthen Psychosocial Support Services (PSS) groups and continued support of case management and referral networks. The project will continue to meet protection needs through Gender Based Violence (GBV) case management, strengthening referral pathways and psychosocial support groups. In year 5, advocacy work on Community Based Natural Resources Management will be strengthened through Community Natural Resources Management Committees, and engaging key stakeholders at county and state levels. Groups will be encouraged to develop their proposals and grants provided to suppot those community projects.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)The Organization for Children HarmonyCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk301746.3701244672.7322CAFOD General Funds-25305.2598CAFOD General Funds-0.0551CAFOD General Funds-298.2125CAFOD General Funds82677.1653CAFOD General Funds78740.1600The Organization for Children Harmony723.6200The Organization for Children Harmony-723.6200The Organization for Children Harmony283.4600The Organization for Children Harmony78740.1600The Organization for Children Harmony38976.3800The Organization for Children Harmony22627.2600The Organization for Children Harmony-298.2100The Organization for Children Harmony59055.1200The Organization for Children HarmonyGB-CHC-285776-SSD351CAFODThis is Caritas Norway 4 years project which started in 2020. The project was extended by 1 more year and this approval is raised for the implementation of the 5th and final year of thie project. Programme components remain largely the same as in the previous years (1-4). However, in this Y5 although the project will continue to work with the 1600 households, the nature of support will slightly change. In year 5, advocacy work on Community Based Natural Resources Management will be strengthened through Community Natural Resources Management Committees, and engaging key stakeholders at county and state levels. Groups will be encouraged to develop their proposals and grants provided to suppot those community projects. Working along the humanitarian, development and peace nexus the project will continue to strengthen community resilience to shocks through support for durable solutions in food security, through farmer trainings on climate change adapted farming practices, hygiene promotion, strengthen Psychosocial Support Services (PSS) groups and continued support of case management and referral networks. The project will continue to meet protection needs through Gender Based Violence (GBV) case management, strengthening referral pathways and psychosocial support groups. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of RumbekCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk57239.598461483.2204CAFOD General Funds-4243.6220CAFOD General Funds30741.6100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek26497.9800Caritas Diocese of RumbekGB-CHC-285776-SSD352CAFODThis is Caritas Norway 4 years project which started in 2020. The project was extended by 1 more year and this approval is raised for the implementation of the 5th and final year of thie project. Programme components remain largely the same as in the previous years (1-4). However, in this Y5 although the project will continue to work with the 1600 households, the nature of support will slightly change. For example, inputs such as seeds and tools, ox-plough, life-saving food assistance, WASH NFIs will be targeted to returnees from Sudan. Working along the humanitarian, development and peace nexus the project will continue to strengthen community resilience to shocks through support for durable solutions in food security, through farmer trainings on climate change adapted farming practices, hygiene promotion, strengthen Psychosocial Support Services (PSS) groups and continued support of case management and referral networks. The project will continue to meet protection needs through Gender Based Violence (GBV) case management, strengthening referral pathways and psychosocial support groups. In year 5, advocacy work on Community Based Natural Resources Management will be strengthened through Community Natural Resources Management Committees, and engaging key stakeholders at county and state levels. Groups will be encouraged to develop their proposals and grants provided to suppot those community projects.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk976.377918913.3858976.3779CAFOD General Funds18913.3858CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD353CAFODThis project will support Women for Change (Women led organization) in South Sudan to Co- lead the GBV coordination at Sub national level with technical support and accompaniment through mentoring and training and capturing key ongoing learning, financial management support and follow up This project will focus on 1. women's leadership including collaborative leadership, negotiation and conflict resolution. Technical GBV response including GBViE Minimum Standards , peer to peer support and Supervision. 3. Coordination skills through development of referral pathways, standard operating Procedures and resources mobilization. This project is align with Trócaire's commitment to localisation, particularly increased voice and influence of local actors with a focus on Women Lead Organization (WLOs) The Women Led Organization will take lead on quality service provision within the GBV sub cluster including on application of the minimum standards in collaboration with the National GBV AOR task team. A Women's leadership resource package will be developed to support other women led organization that consider taking on Co leadership in the future and support GBV sub cluster coordination mechanism to adapt to and follow local women's leadCatholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk2071.65352071.6535CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD354CAFODCTP has been providing seeds and tools to communities in Yirol East through its local partner CDoR for the past 7 years. The project was being funded by HPP (Irish Aid) that ended in December 2023, UKAM and Caritas Norway with both projects ending in December 2024. The project reached 800 HHs under HPP, 800HHs under Caritas and 3,200HHs under UKAM. The households were provided with agricultural inputs (seeds, tools, and ox-ploughs). According to the post-harvest assessment conducted by CTP and Local Partner, 55% of those supported reported that their harvest has increased compared to previous years and 66% of the farmers reported that they have reserved seeds for planting in the next season. The provision of seeds and ox-ploughs enabled farmers to increase the size of their farmlands. CTP noted through assessments and post-harvest surveys that groundnut production is one of the key cash crops which was most preferred by the communities because of its value addition elements. CTP anticipates that the growth in supporting market systems can increase productivity and enterprise wealth and inclusive growth in end markets that will subsequently reduce poverty. CTP and its partner CDoR will also use this as an opportunity to transition the assistance from a direct support approach to a market system-based approach as an exit strategy.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of RumbekCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk36220.472414999.992236220.4724CAFOD General Funds15000.0000CAFOD General Funds-0.0078CAFOD General Funds36220.4700Caritas Diocese of Rumbek6456.6900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek17.3900Caritas Diocese of Rumbek583.1000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek18.9000Caritas Diocese of Rumbek78.0800Caritas Diocese of Rumbek385.8300Caritas Diocese of Rumbek1023.6200Caritas Diocese of Rumbek216.5400Caritas Diocese of Rumbek187.0100Caritas Diocese of Rumbek6032.8400Caritas Diocese of RumbekGB-CHC-285776-SSD355CAFODIn 2023, Fashoda county has seen great improvement in the security situation and stability after the outbreak of violence in 2022. Caritas Malakal has been implementing a resilience project aimed at building the capacities of the communities for self-reliance in Lul and Dethwok payams in Fashoda County since May 2023. This project has supported 1,000 HHs and is ending in March 2024. CDoM plans to maintain its presence in these locations and continue supporting the communities especially in the aftermath of the conflict in Sudan which has significantly increased the number of returnees in these areas. As a result of the Sudan crisis, the hosting communities in these target locations are being overstretched as services are limited and coping capacities are being strained. Fashoda is among the counties in Upper Nile which has transit camps for returnees, and this as also resulted in price increases for staple food.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of MalakalCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk98672.440810686.8188CAFOD General Funds87985.6220CAFOD General Funds60853.5400Caritas Diocese of Malakal8860.7300Caritas Diocese of Malakal3692.1300Caritas Diocese of Malakal25266.0400Caritas Diocese of MalakalGB-CHC-285776-SSD356CAFODLast year 2023 CDoM successfully implemented a pilot integral ecology project in Achiek and Dethwok bomas of Dethwok payam of Fashoda County in Upper Nile State. Within that project, CDoM carried out research on causes of deforestation and degradation of the environment in the county. The research was done in collaboration with the Catholic University of South Sudan. CDoM also formed a Community Human and Environmental Rights Defenders group. A two-module training (each module for a period of one week) was also conducted for those 15 representatives of the local communities to improve their understanding on different environmental issues so that they would be able to carry out awareness in their areas. Another component of the project included the planting of trees to fight the critical phenomenon of deforestation. In order to build on the previous pilot project, CDoM intends to continue implementing this programme for another one year in Fashoda county to continue building the capacity of the youth and engage them to take proactive actions to protect their environment. Therefore, Phase I of the integral ecology project will also build on and complement the running programme in Fashoda county supported by SSCF. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of MalakalCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk20000.000020000.0000CAFOD General Funds20000.0000Caritas Diocese of MalakalGB-CHC-285776-SSD357CAFODThe project will complement the ongoing projects being implemented by the Local Partner TOCH by meeting the funding gaps identified during the annual project review meeting and additional needs identified during project implementation. Through this funding request, CTP proposes to engage a consultant who will conduct a thorough value chain analysis of groundnuts. This will also include market chain analysis of groundnut production in Gogiral East. The findings and recommendations of the analysis shall provide guidance to CTP to engage a Facilitator who will training our Local Partner (ToT ) on participatory market systems development in ground nut production. Cascade trainings shall be provided to Farmer Groups and Village Savings and Loan Association (VSLA). The training will also include mentoring the groups in understanding the key market actors in the ground nuts value chain. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)The Organization for Children HarmonyCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk69350.385922427.0000CAFOD General Funds30000.0000CAFOD General Funds17573.0000CAFOD General Funds-649.6141CAFOD General Funds50000.0000The Organization for Children Harmony4490.0800The Organization for Children Harmony187.0100The Organization for Children Harmony216.5400The Organization for Children Harmony6735.1200The Organization for Children Harmony2806.3000The Organization for Children Harmony-649.6100The Organization for Children Harmony165.3500The Organization for Children Harmony78.7400The Organization for Children Harmony88.1900The Organization for Children Harmony10.9300The Organization for Children Harmony866.1400The Organization for Children Harmony308.6600The Organization for Children Harmony1207.8300The Organization for Children Harmony28.4500The Organization for Children Harmony103.4500The Organization for Children Harmony649.6100The Organization for Children Harmony21.8700The Organization for Children Harmony157.4800The Organization for Children Harmony16.0900The Organization for Children Harmony31.0400The Organization for Children Harmony206.9000The Organization for Children Harmony496.5600The Organization for Children Harmony51.7200The Organization for Children Harmony88.9600The Organization for Children Harmony314.1700The Organization for Children Harmony118.1100The Organization for Children Harmony141.7300The Organization for Children Harmony314.9600The Organization for Children Harmony56.8900The Organization for Children Harmony41.1200The Organization for Children HarmonyGB-CHC-285776-SSD358CAFODIt is very important to intervene now because, as the emergency continues, people who fled the conflict in Sudan have lost all belongings and require basic human needs in order to survive, among which are food, shelter and to support resettle them once the returnees reach their home areas, for instance Fashoda county. The overall objective of this project is to provide lifesaving assistance to the returnees and help them in South Sudan in a dignified way, with their basic humanitarian needs of food, and emergency seeds. CDoM have been supporting the emergency response to returnees from Sudan since the outset of the crisis in April 2023. They have been coordinating with the Cluster response mechanism and IOM, providing transport via boat for onward movement, emergency shelter NFIs and food assistance throughout 2023. Through coordination with the agencies active in the response, CDoM have continued to monitor needs and gaps in the response. A rapid needs assessment was conducted by Caritas Malakal at Malakal transit camp, in Fashoda-Kodok and Wadakona prior to planning for this emergency humanitarian response, where the beneficiaries had the lead in indicating their priority needs. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of MalakalCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk45000.000045000.0000CAFOD General Funds45000.0000Caritas Diocese of MalakalGB-CHC-285776-SSD359CAFODUpper Nile State sharing the largest border with Sudan is receiving the biggest number of the people fleeing the conflict in Sudan through the border entry point at Joda, north of Renk town. People have been entering Upper Nile State in tens of thousands from the onset of the conflict until today. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) in partnership with the Government provided transport to tens of thousands of people. The Catholic diocese of Malakal, through its Caritas Office, provided transport to about 5,000 people mostly from Upper Nile State. Short term humanitarian support to returnees that are settling in the transit camps or temporary camps in the State, particularly in Malakal town and Kodok (Fashoda County), has been and remains a great challenge given their high numbers and given the long duration of this emergency situation. Caritas Malakal has received multiple appeals from a number of locations, but this appeal focuses on the temporary camp for returnees in Kodok (Fashoda County). To date, 16,489 individuals have settled in Kodok, with most of them still hosted at a temporary camp opened by the local Government in the southern part of the town. The conditions of most of the returnees are of high vulnerability. Their main needs are food, Shelter NFIs and Clean water, according to the Chairperson of the Relief and Rehabilitation Commission of Fashoda County. This project will look at the following priority interventions: • Deliver life-saving assistance to most vulnerable people among the returnees from Sudan (Multi-purpose cash). • Deliver essential shelter NFIs to most vulnerable people among the returnees from Sudan (tarpaulins). • Carry out hygiene and sanitation messaging to promote good hygiene and practice. • Carry out peace messaging to promote peaceful coexistence/social cohesion. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of MalakalCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk50000.000050000.0000CAFOD General Funds50000.0000Caritas Diocese of MalakalGB-CHC-285776-SSD360CAFODAccording to UNOCHA situation Report No 27 as of February 2024 indicated large number of people continued to arrive in South Sudan from Sudan. While many were recorded at the 22 monitored border points in Western Bahr el Ghazal, Northern Bahr el Ghazal, Unity and Upper Nile states and the Abyei Administrative Area, more people are likely arriving via other areas than the border monitoring teams are able to identify. From February 2024, 19,200 people were recorded entering South Sudan from Sudan, of whom 55 per cent were South Sudanese and 44 per cent Sudanese. The humanitarian situation in South Sudan remains grim, with insecurity, sub-national violence and climatic shocks adversely affecting the food and nutrition security situation of many families, compounded by the Sudan crisis influx. The conflict in Sudan continues to force thousands of people to enter South Sudan, where resources to respond to their needs remain limited. ADA is the lead partner in Renk response to Sudan crisis currently faced with funding gap as South Sudan Humanitarian Fund Reserve ended leaving a huge gap. New arrivals are in dire need of food. Based on local observation, a cash intervention would address the multiplicity of needs that includes food, personal effects, shelter, medicine, and communication. The market is reasonably functional, with good access to Renk and commodities being supplied from both Renk farms and Juba. Cash interventions would boost the local economy, allowing traders to continue supplying essential goods to the affected populations. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Africa Development AidCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk50000.000050000.0000CAFOD General Funds50000.0000Africa Development AidGB-CHC-285776-SSD361CAFODThis is CTPs contribution towards the Catholic Bishop's Secretariat in Juba to run their day-to-day activities like; implementation of plans resolutions and mandate of the Catholic Bishops, facilitate and support the movement of the Secretary General to other dioceses to follow-up on meetings and activities and the day-to-day activities of the secretariat including the allowances of the priests working at the secretariat.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)South Sudan Catholic Bishops' SecretariatCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk23818.897623818.8976CAFOD General Funds23818.9000South Sudan Catholic Bishops' SecretariatGB-CHC-285776-SSD362CAFODUN June 2024 report estimates that 707,000 people have moved to South Sudan through various border points - 80% are South Sudanese returnees and 20% refugees. South Sudan struggles to provide basic services such as food, water, sanitation, healthcare, and protection to these vulnerable people. UNHCR estimates the displaced population staying in transit camps in Renk County is 22% children, 49% men and boys, 51% women and girls, and 15% people with disabilities. Refugees and returnees are expected to stay in transit camps for one week and then move to more permanent locations. According to UNHCR, 40,000 newly displaced arrivals are expected in July 2024. Services in the transit centre and surrounding host communities are poor and identified gaps include WASH (latrines, SWM, NFIs); food, emergency shelter/housing, protection and GBV support. Trócaire, through its partner ADA is already implementing an emergency small scale project through internal micro-funding which includes water trucking in Renk Transit Centre (TC) alongside other agencies but given the increasing numbers of returnees and refugees from Sudan and the escalating needs, the support of Irish Aid is requested to allow Trócaire to strengthen the response to this new acute crisis through WASH and FSL programming. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Africa Development AidCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk92982.812597264.8437CAFOD General Funds-389.8437CAFOD General Funds-3892.1875CAFOD General Funds96875.0000Africa Development Aid-3892.1900Africa Development AidGB-CHC-285776-SSD363CAFODUN June 2024 report estimates that 707,000 people have moved to South Sudan through various border points - 80% are South Sudanese returnees and 20% refugees. South Sudan struggles to provide basic services such as food, water, sanitation, healthcare, and protection to these vulnerable people. UNHCR estimates the displaced population staying in transit camps in Renk County is 22% children, 49% men and boys, 51% women and girls, and 15% people with disabilities. Refugees and returnees are expected to stay in transit camps for one week and then move to more permanent locations. According to UNHCR, 40,000 newly displaced arrivals are expected in July 2024. Services in the transit Centre and surrounding host communities are poor and identified gaps include WASH (latrines, SWM, NFIs); food, emergency shelter/housing, protection and GBV support. Trócaire, through its partner ADA is already implementing an emergency small scale project through internal micro-funding which includes water trucking in Renk Transit Centre (TC) alongside other agencies but given the increasing numbers of returnees and refugees from Sudan and the escalating needs, the support of Irish Aid is requested to allow Trócaire to strengthen the response to this new acute crisis through WASH and FSL programming. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk5058.59375058.5937CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD364CAFODStart Network is arranging its New Member Induction Meeting, in Juba, South Sudan. The conference will be held between the 2nd – 5th September 2024. The training will involve all START network South Sudan members both INGO and NNGOs. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk9458.95529458.9552CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD365CAFODUN June 2024 report estimates that 707,000 people have moved to South Sudan through various border points - 80% are South Sudanese returnees and 20% refugees. South Sudan struggles to provide basic services such as food, water, sanitation, healthcare, and protection to these vulnerable people. UNHCR estimates the displaced population staying in transit camps in Renk County is 22% children, 49% men and boys, 51% women and girls, and 15% people with disabilities. Refugees and returnees are expected to stay in transit camps for one week and then move to more permanent locations. According to UNHCR, 40,000 newly displaced arrivals are expected in July 2024. Services in the transit Centre and surrounding host communities are poor and identified gaps include WASH (latrines, SWM, NFIs); food, emergency shelter/housing, protection and GBV support. CTP, through its partner ADA, is already implementing an emergency project with funding from Irish Aid. It includes water trucking, WASH and FSL programming in Renk Transit Centre (TC). Given the increasing numbers of returnees and refugees from Sudan and the escalating needs, the support of internal Sudan Appeal funding is requested to allow CTP to strengthen the response to this new acute crisis through WASH and FSL programming over an extended period. Activities include: - Mass media and door to door visits to improve awareness of key personal hygiene behaviors to benefit 9000 returnees and host communities to improve sanitation and hygiene. - Distribution of 200 hygiene kits for girls and women. - Distribution of seeds and tools to benefit 300 returnees and host community households. - 9000 refugee, returnees and host community household benefit from improved sanitation and hygiene. - 300 returnees and host community household to benefit from enhanced food security in the midterm. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Africa Development AidCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk92797.692392797.6923CAFOD General Funds76923.0800Africa Development AidGB-CHC-285776-SSD366CAFODWith the aim of advancing efforts towards localisation, CAFOD & Trócaire in Partnership (CTP)* will provide capacity strengthening support to up to 100 NNGOs to enhance their capacity and maximise their opportunity for quality participation in the South Sudan Humanitarian Fund. With strong track record of executing capacity building initiatives at scale globally, and as experts in capacity strengthening of NNGOs in South Sudan, CTP will roll out its assessment and action planning tools to identify, address and support NNGOs in their ability to complete SSHF capacity assessment exercise, address performance concerns and apply and implement quality programmes on behalf of OCHA. A comprehensive offer of capacity strengthening support will be structured from the outset, initiated with the establishment of project governance structures (coordination, steering, implementation); design and refinement of inclusive and empowering grantee selection and engagement processes, ensuring a balance of geographic and thematic coverage; design of Capacity Building Fund criteria; grantee selection and engagement process, facilitating NNGOs organizational capacity self-assessments and development of capacity strengthening plans. Training and accompaniment to Capacity Building grantees in common priority areas identified, such as governance and management policy, organizational structure, project development, monitoring and evaluation, financial, oversight and control as well as tailored support and signposting for thematic areas and sectors and learning exchanges will be part of the comprehensive package offer to selected grantees. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Nile Sustainable Development OrganisationCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk16461.538416461.5384CAFOD General Funds9876.9200Nile Sustainable Development Organisation6584.6200Nile Sustainable Development OrganisationGB-CHC-285776-SSD367CAFODWith the aim of advancing efforts towards localisation, CAFOD & Trócaire in Partnership (CTP)* will provide capacity strengthening support to up to 100 NNGOs to enhance their capacity and maximise their opportunity for quality participation in the South Sudan Humanitarian Fund. With strong track record of executing capacity building initiatives at scale globally, and as experts in capacity strengthening of NNGOs in South Sudan, CTP will roll out its assessment and action planning tools to identify, address and support NNGOs in their ability to complete SSHF capacity assessment exercise, address performance concerns and apply and implement quality programmes on behalf of OCHA. A comprehensive offer of capacity strengthening support will be structured from the outset, initiated with the establishment of project governance structures (coordination, steering, implementation); design and refinement of inclusive and empowering grantee selection and engagement processes, ensuring a balance of geographic and thematic coverage; design of Capacity Building Fund criteria; grantee selection and engagement process, facilitating NNGOs organizational capacity self-assessments and development of capacity strengthening plans. Training and accompaniment to Capacity Building grantees in common priority areas identified, such as governance and management policy, organizational structure, project development, monitoring and evaluation, financial, oversight and control as well as tailored support and signposting for thematic areas and sectors and learning exchanges will be part of the comprehensive package offer to selected grantees. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk339206.919339370.0787CAFOD General Funds142276.4173CAFOD General Funds157560.4233CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD368CAFODThe South Sudan Council of Churches is an ecumenical body of seven members churches and associate members that was created in July 2013 with a mission to convene civic education, advocacy, peace and reconciliation, Relief and Development services. Following the end of the General Secretary term of service, transition leadership was formed for 6 months and plan to conduct a general assembly was agreed upon in Mombasa retreat so that election for a new leadership would take place during the 2nd General Assembly. The 2nd General Assembly for the South Sudan Council of Churches will take place on 2nd -7th Dec 2024 in Peace Sheppard Centre, Kit, South Sudan, Under the theme; Building the Church. It is a crucial event that provides an opportunity for reflection on the church's progress, spiritual nourishment and strategic planning for future activities.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk8907.08668907.0866CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD369CAFODUN June 2024 report estimates that 707,000 people have moved to South Sudan through various border points - 80% are South Sudanese returnees and 20% refugees. South Sudan struggles to provide basic services such as food, water, sanitation, healthcare, and protection to these vulnerable people. UNHCR estimates the displaced population staying in transit camps in Renk County is 22% children, 49% men and boys, 51% women and girls, and 15% people with disabilities. Refugees and returnees are expected to stay in transit camps for one week and then move to more permanent locations. According to UNHCR, 40,000 newly displaced arrivals are expected in July 2024. Services in the transit centre and surrounding host communities are poor and identified gaps include WASH (latrines, SWM, NFIs); food, emergency shelter/housing, protection and GBV support. CTP, through its partner ADA, is already implementing an emergency project with funding from Irish Aid. It includes water trucking, WASH and FSL programming in Renk Transit Centre (TC). Given the increasing numbers of returnees and refugees from Sudan and the escalating needs, the support of internal Sudan Appeal funding is requested to allow CTP to strengthen the response to this new acute crisis through WASH and FSL programming over an extended period. Activities include: - Mass media and door to door visits to improve awareness of key personal hygiene behaviors to benefit 9000 returnees and host communities to improve sanitation and hygiene. - Distribution of 200 hygiene kits for girls and women. - Distribution of seeds and tools to benefit 300 returnees and host community households. - 9000 refugee, returnees and host community household benefit from improved sanitation and hygiene. - 300 returnees and host community household to benefit from enhanced food security in the midterm. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk12692.307612692.3076CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD370CAFODCaritas South Sudan is dedicated to creating and maintaining a safe, responsible and sustainable operational environment that aligns with its mission to support to support the regions vulnerable populations. Overall Objective: To enhance Caritas South Sudan's operational integrity and effectiveness by establishing strong safeguarding measures, strengthening governance frameworks, improving audit and financial management practices and developing sustainable strategies. Main areas of focus will be: - Strengthening Safeguarding. - Strengthening Governance Structure - Improving Audit and Financial Management - Sustainability Plan As a member of the Caritas Internationalis CTP will contribute towards the development of policies as part of strengthening the governance structure to enable CSS to achieve their objectives.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas South SudanCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk7692.30767692.3076CAFOD General Funds7692.3100Caritas South SudanGB-CHC-285776-SSD371CAFODThe THRIVE programme aims to bolster resilience in conflict and climate affected communities in Greater Upper Nile (GUN). Targeting eight priority counties in Upper Nile, Unity and Jonglei States over four years, THRIVE will reach approximately 120,000 households with gender-responsive and inclusive livelihoods development, market system strengthening, financial inclusion, women’s economic empowerment, climate adaptation, and social cohesion activities. Led by GOAL, in partnership with Mercy Corps, CAFOD, and VSF Germany, and our local implementing partners, the consortium boasts over ten decades of combined experience in GUN working along the triple nexus to foster sustainable and inclusive economic development and build household resilience, by leveraging our core expertise and experience in community-centered approaches, market systems development, financial inclusion, peacebuilding, agro-ecology, and women’s economic empowerment. THRIVE’s overall goal is that target households have economic and food security, and improved resilience to conflict and climate shocks and stresses. Key outcomes envisaged as a result of the integrated intervention strategies include: - Increased incomes among individuals and micro/small-scale businesses engaged in the fishing, livestock and agro/non-timber forestry sectors. - Improved food security among households targeted with livelihoods and women/youth empowerment activities. - Strengthened disaster preparedness & coping capacities to climate and conflict shocks and stresses. - Improved social cohesion and conflict resolution capacities among target communities. - Women and youth economic empowerment, including financial inclusion and improved gender equalityCatholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of MalakalCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk307765.3017408359.6333515226.6666535705.5555CAFOD General Funds-212067.2380CAFOD General Funds-15873.0158CAFOD General Funds392748.5074CAFOD General Funds15611.1259CAFOD General Funds515226.6666CAFOD General Funds169641.2700Caritas Diocese of Malakal29365.0800Caritas Diocese of Malakal2123.0200Caritas Diocese of Malakal5887.8100Caritas Diocese of Malakal21000.0000Caritas Diocese of Malakal10473.0200Caritas Diocese of Malakal1252.0600Caritas Diocese of Malakal34549.2100Caritas Diocese of Malakal9227.7800Caritas Diocese of Malakal15873.0200Caritas Diocese of Malakal1745.2800Caritas Diocese of Malakal66.1700Caritas Diocese of Malakal189.6000Caritas Diocese of Malakal64.7500Caritas Diocese of Malakal44.7100Caritas Diocese of Malakal3487.3000Caritas Diocese of Malakal2775.2400Caritas Diocese of Malakal111940.3000Caritas Diocese of Malakal131554.4800Caritas Diocese of Malakal149253.7300Caritas Diocese of Malakal15611.1300Caritas Diocese of Malakal148148.1500Caritas Diocese of MalakalGB-CHC-285776-SSD372CAFODThe THRIVE programme aims to bolster resilience in conflict and climate affected communities in Greater Upper Nile (GUN). Targeting eight priority counties in Upper Nile, Unity and Jonglei States over four years, THRIVE will reach approximately 120,000 households with gender-responsive and inclusive livelihoods development, market system strengthening, financial inclusion, women’s economic empowerment, climate adaptation, and social cohesion activities. Led by GOAL, in partnership with Mercy Corps, CAFOD, and VSF Germany, and our local implementing partners, the consortium boasts over ten decades of combined experience in GUN working along the triple nexus to foster sustainable and inclusive economic development and build household resilience, by leveraging our core expertise and experience in community-centered approaches, market systems development, financial inclusion, peacebuilding, agro-ecology, and women’s economic empowerment. THRIVE’s overall goal is that target households have economic and food security, and improved resilience to conflict and climate shocks and stresses. Key outcomes envisaged as a result of the integrated intervention strategies include: - Increased incomes among individuals and micro/small-scale businesses engaged in the fishing, livestock and agro/non-timber forestry sectors. - Improved food security among households targeted with livelihoods and women/youth empowerment activities. - Strengthened disaster preparedness & coping capacities to climate and conflict shocks and stresses. - Improved social cohesion and conflict resolution capacities among target communities. - Women and youth economic empowerment, including financial inclusion and improved gender equalityCatholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk102018.253970072.388060234.0909102018.2539CAFOD General Funds0.0000CAFOD General Funds70072.3880CAFOD General Funds0.0000CAFOD General Funds0.0000CAFOD General Funds60234.0909CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD373CAFODThe Hub Members have agreed to form a consortium of humanitarian civil society organizations called South Sudan Hub, currently under incubation within the Start Network, with the collective commitment to enable a localised; community centric hub responding to needs defined by the affected community in South Sudan. Through a host selection process, the Hub has agreed that CAFOD should be the Host Agency in relation to the Hub, from 1 October 2024 to December 2025 as agreed with the Hub Members. The role of the Host Agency is to provide the operational and administrative functions necessary to deliver the activities and/or programmes it is hosting on behalf of the Hub. The host agency will apply its own administrative procedures in hub operations and functions, as applicable, in accordance with any Hub Leadership Team guidelines and as required by specific grant agreements. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk55815.155420777.7777CAFOD General Funds35037.3777CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD374CAFODThis project is setup to support Caritas Malakal in setting-up the Fashoda office. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of MalakalCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk40000.000030000.0000CAFOD General Funds10000.0000CAFOD General Funds30000.0000Caritas Diocese of Malakal10000.0000Caritas Diocese of MalakalGB-CHC-285776-SSD375CAFODThe Irish Aid-ICSP project will be implemented by TOCH and HARD supported technically by CTP responding to the sustained deterioration of people’s physical and mental wellbeing, living standards and coping mechanisms in 2024. According to the HNO 2025, The number of people in need has increased 9.3 million people, including refugees in South Sudan and deepen further with the current economic pressure and climatic shocks. An estimated 6 million people or 45 per cent of the population will likely face crisis level of food insecurity (IPC Phase 3+), with Unity, Jonglei and Upper Nile states the most affected. This number will rise during the lean season (April-July 2025) to an estimated 7.7 million people or 57 per cent of the population across Unity, Upper Nile, Jonglei, Northern Bahr el Ghazal, Warrap, Lakes and Central Equatoria states. Meanwhile, 85 per cent of South Sudanese returnees from Sudan are likely to experience crisis levels or worse food insecurity conditions (IPC Phase 3+)This project will response will be working be supporting the triple nexus (Humanitarian, Development and Peacebuilding) in Warrap state specifically to reach 31,200 household supporting with lifesaving protection assistance and peacebuilding including Disaster Risk Reduction adapted practices to equip climate sensitive skill, improved biodiversity, increase resilience to shocks and stress, strengthen/ improved coping capacity mechanism for women, men, girls and boys, provision of structured Psychosocial Support Services (PSS) groups and provision of timely, confidential and survivor centred case management using a functional referral networks and Women’s Empowerment through engaging key stakeholders. Peacebuilding committees will work to promote peaceful resolution of conflicts, negotiate access to communal resources, peaceful coexistence among diverse groups of IDP’s and hosts to work communities in the project locationCatholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Hope Agency for Relief and DevelopmentCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk340742.7698340742.7698CAFOD General Funds207762.7000Hope Agency for Relief and Development8690.0000Hope Agency for Relief and Development80139.6800Hope Agency for Relief and Development44150.3900Hope Agency for Relief and DevelopmentGB-CHC-285776-SSD376CAFODThe Irish Aid-ICSP project will be implemented by TOCH and HARD supported technically by CTP responding to the sustained deterioration of people’s physical and mental wellbeing, living standards and coping mechanisms in 2024. According to the HNO 2025, The number of people in need has increased 9.3 million people, including refugees in South Sudan and deepen further with the current economic pressure and climatic shocks. An estimated 6 million people or 45 per cent of the population will likely face crisis level of food insecurity (IPC Phase 3+), with Unity, Jonglei and Upper Nile states the most affected. This number will rise during the lean season (April-July 2025) to an estimated 7.7 million people or 57 per cent of the population across Unity, Upper Nile, Jonglei, Northern Bahr el Ghazal, Warrap, Lakes and Central Equatoria states. Meanwhile, 85 per cent of South Sudanese returnees from Sudan are likely to experience crisis levels or worse food insecurity conditions (IPC Phase 3+)This project will response will be working be supporting the triple nexus (Humanitarian, Development and Peacebuilding) in Warrap state specifically to reach 31,200 household supporting with lifesaving protection assistance and peacebuilding including Disaster Risk Reduction adapted practices to equip climate sensitive skill, improved biodiversity, increase resilience to shocks and stress, strengthen/ improved coping capacity mechanism for women, men, girls and boys, provision of structured Psychosocial Support Services (PSS) groups and provision of timely, confidential and survivor centred case management using a functional referral networks and Women’s Empowerment through engaging key stakeholders. Peacebuilding committees will work to promote peaceful resolution of conflicts, negotiate access to communal resources, peaceful coexistence among diverse groups of IDP’s and hosts to work communities in the project locationCatholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)The Organization for Children HarmonyCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk267022.5079267022.5079CAFOD General Funds158730.1600The Organization for Children Harmony79365.0800The Organization for Children Harmony28927.2700The Organization for Children HarmonyGB-CHC-285776-SSD377CAFODThe Irish Aid-ICSP project will be implemented by TOCH and HARD supported technically by CTP responding to the sustained deterioration of people’s physical and mental wellbeing, living standards and coping mechanisms in 2024. According to the HNO 2025, The number of people in need has increased 9.3 million people, including refugees in South Sudan and deepen further with the current economic pressure and climatic shocks. An estimated 6 million people or 45 per cent of the population will likely face crisis level of food insecurity (IPC Phase 3+), with Unity, Jonglei and Upper Nile states the most affected. This number will rise during the lean season (April-July 2025) to an estimated 7.7 million people or 57 per cent of the population across Unity, Upper Nile, Jonglei, Northern Bahr el Ghazal, Warrap, Lakes and Central Equatoria states. Meanwhile, 85 per cent of South Sudanese returnees from Sudan are likely to experience crisis levels or worse food insecurity conditions (IPC Phase 3+)This project will response will be working be supporting the triple nexus (Humanitarian, Development and Peacebuilding) in Warrap state specifically to reach 31,200 household supporting with lifesaving protection assistance and peacebuilding including Disaster Risk Reduction adapted practices to equip climate sensitive skill, improved biodiversity, increase resilience to shocks and stress, strengthen/ improved coping capacity mechanism for women, men, girls and boys, provision of structured Psychosocial Support Services (PSS) groups and provision of timely, confidential and survivor centred case management using a functional referral networks and Women’s Empowerment through engaging key stakeholders. Peacebuilding committees will work to promote peaceful resolution of conflicts, negotiate access to communal resources, peaceful coexistence among diverse groups of IDP’s and hosts to work communities in the project locationCatholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk4904.761933440.53284904.7619CAFOD General Funds33440.5328CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD378CAFODThrough this funding request, CTP proposes to engage a consultant who will conduct a thorough value chain analysis of groundnuts. This will also include market chain analysis of groundnut production and green beans in Western Equatoria. The findings and recommendations of the analysis shall provide guidance to CTP to engage a Facilitator who will training our Local Partner on market systems development and develop specific value chains.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Catholic Organization for Development & PeaceCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk89999.793790000.0000CAFOD General Funds-0.2063CAFOD General Funds4825.4000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace39682.5400Catholic Organization for Development & Peace126.9800Catholic Organization for Development & Peace168.2500Catholic Organization for Development & Peace95.2400Catholic Organization for Development & Peace277.7800Catholic Organization for Development & Peace210.3200Catholic Organization for Development & Peace396.8300Catholic Organization for Development & Peace436.5100Catholic Organization for Development & Peace-177.7800Catholic Organization for Development & Peace-158.7300Catholic Organization for Development & Peace33573.0200Catholic Organization for Development & Peace436.5100Catholic Organization for Development & Peace938.9100Catholic Organization for Development & Peace7238.1000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace158.7300Catholic Organization for Development & Peace177.7800Catholic Organization for Development & Peace8.7900Catholic Organization for Development & Peace110.8500Catholic Organization for Development & Peace4.4700Catholic Organization for Development & Peace187.7300Catholic Organization for Development & Peace26.1000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace436.5100Catholic Organization for Development & Peace391.7100Catholic Organization for Development & Peace60.3200Catholic Organization for Development & Peace95.2400Catholic Organization for Development & Peace238.1000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace25.0200Catholic Organization for Development & Peace3.2100Catholic Organization for Development & Peace5.3700Catholic Organization for Development & PeaceGB-CHC-285776-SSD379CAFODSTART Network are planning a visit to South Sudan to deliver crisis finance training. As the hosts of the South Sudan START Hub, CAFOD will facilitate and manage the budget for the training.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk6411.29036411.2903CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD380CAFODThis project is designed to build the capacity of 15 CTP partner staffs from Caritas Diocese of Malakal (CDoM), Caritas Diocese of Rumbek) (CDoR) and The organization of Children Harmony (TOCH). The project will provide knowledge and skills development in the areas of promoting and sustaining VSLAs, formation of women federations, monitoring of VSLA groups, sustainability of the VSLA groups and & federations, promotion of micro businesses and group enterprises. The project will equip 15 key staff from the above-mentioned partners so that they are able to transfer the skills to the VSLA groups. The Village Savings and Loans Associations (VSLA) concept has proven to be a very effective tool to support community mobilization to build resilience. In the last six years to 2024, CTP supported the Daughters of Mary Immaculate and collaborators (SDMIC) to introduce VSLA in Yirol East County. This project is aimed at building up on gains made by previous projects implemented in Yirol East. This project will strengthCatholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Society Of Daughters of Mary ImmaculateCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk50000.000050000.0000CAFOD General Funds50000.0000Society Of Daughters of Mary ImmaculateGB-CHC-285776-SSD381CAFODIn consortium with Christian Aid, CTP will provide organisational strengthening for the four NNGO members of the South Sudan START Hub. CAFOD is able to provide extensive experience and materials from its history as a champion of capacity strengthening for local NGOs and will continue to work towards the localisation objectives of the START Hub. The project approach will ensure the capacity strengthening needs of all partners are addressed in both a coordinated as well as tailored manner, achieving value for money for the entire project implementation. To reflect this, CAFOD and CA will commit to sharing half of the project’s indirect admin costs with participating organisations. Therefore, as the project develops the partners’ implementation plans will be further addressed through two broad categories: • Centrally coordinated capacity strengthening supports: Some commonly identified organisational priorities of the four partner organisations will be centrally coordinated by CAFOD for better efficiency. • Partner Specific Capacity strengthening supports: partners that have capacity gaps specific to their respective organisations will be addressed separately, led by partners with the accompaniment and mentoring support of CAFOD. The organisational change processes across all the nine priority capacity streams in the START DD assessment tool will be prioritised and supported at different level: • Staff on technical skill and knowledge development • Supporting the development and review of policies, manuals, guidelines, standards, etc • Supporting the establishment of relevant organisational systems and processes • Availability of the required asset bases Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Christian AidCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk14503.820016129.0300CAFOD General Funds-1625.2100CAFOD General Funds16129.0300Christian Aid-1625.2100Christian AidGB-CHC-285776-SSD383CAFODOn the 5th of February 2025, according to the Rapid Needs Assessment developed as part of a START alert, armed youths from Pibor Administrative Area attacked cattle camps in Ayii and Nyolo. The office of the Relief and Rehabilitation Commission (RRC) reported that overall, 42,369 people were displaced due to the escalating conflict in Magwi County, Eastern Equatoria State. In Yambio, Food insecurity is being driven by conflict and insecurity (especially in Yambio and Zara Counties), dry spells, weeds and crop pest infestations, and inadequate access to agricultural tools that have negatively impacted on crop production and the first season harvest. CTP proposes a livelihoods-based emergency project in response to the ongoing conflict and its associated impacts in 2 counties because of its geography and climate. The proposed action aims at saving lives, addressing the immediate and medium-term needs and improving access to improved agricultures services, therefore, improving the food and nutrition security of the conflict affected communities and increasing their resilience to famine and disaster risks and shocks. The project targets primarily conflict affected IDPs and host Communities and returnees. In response to the ongoing food insecurity crisis, CTP proposes a livelihood-based emergency and recovery project in response to the ongoing conflict and its associated impacts in the two Counties (Magwi and Yambio) of South Sudan. The proposed action aims at saving lives, addressing the immediate and medium-term needs and improving access to improved agricultures and livestock services, enhance the skills and knowledge of small holder farmers for quality agricultural produce for market and increase household income therefore improving the food and nutrition security of the conflict affected communities and increasing their resilience to famine and disaster risks and shocks. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Catholic Organization for Development & PeaceCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk32389.377932389.3779CAFOD General Funds32389.3800Catholic Organization for Development & PeaceGB-CHC-285776-SSD385CAFODFOR REUSE..........Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Africa Development AidCAFODcafod@cafod.org.ukGB-CHC-285776-SSD386CAFODIn consortium with Christian Aid, CTP will provide organizational strengthening for the four NNGO members of the South Sudan START Hub. CAFOD is able to provide extensive experience and materials from its history as a champion of capacity strengthening for local NGOs and will continue to work towards the localization objectives of the START Hub. The project approach will ensure the capacity strengthening needs of all partners are addressed in both a coordinated as well as tailored manner, achieving value for money for the entire project implementation. To reflect this, CAFOD and CA will commit to sharing half of the project’s indirect admin costs with participating organizations. Therefore, as the project develops the partners’ implementation plans will be further addressed through two broad categories: • Centrally coordinated capacity strengthening supports: Some commonly identified organizational priorities of the four partner organizations will be centrally coordinated by CAFOD for better efficiency. • Partner Specific Capacity strengthening supports: partners that have capacity gaps specific to their respective organizations will be addressed separately, led by partners with the accompaniment and mentoring support of CAFOD. The organizational change processes across all the nine priority capacity streams in the START DD assessment tool will be prioritized and supported at different level: • Staff on technical skill and knowledge development • Supporting the development and review of policies, manuals, guidelines, standards, etc. • Supporting the establishment of relevant organizational systems and processes • Availability of the required asset bases Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk978.818815395.2888978.8188CAFOD General Funds15395.2888CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD387CAFODThis project is initiated to respond to the needs of IDPs displaced by farmers/herders conflict in Magwi County Eastern Equatoria State. On 18th January 2025, herders from Jonglei State relocated to Ayii and Nyolo in Magwi County, leading to extensive crop destruction and displacement of the host community. The estimated number of cattle brought into Ayii and Nyolo ranges between 8,000 and 10,000, resulting in the destruction of nearly 100 hectares of farmland. The herders' pledge to compensate was rejected by the host community, who demanded their immediate departure. Negotiation efforts failed, and on 31st January 2025, conflict erupted between the two communities. Eye Radio reports indicate that 41 people were killed in the raids, though this figure remains unverified. Confirmed casualties include 29 host community members dead, three missing, and nearly 22,000 internally displaced, bringing the total fatalities to 70. Additionally, reports confirm widespread burning and looting of houses and properties, including livestock, with an estimated 7,000–9,000 heads of cattle raided. On 1st February 2025, reports emerged of destruction and looting in Agoro Centre, including the vandalization of youth and women's centres supported by UNHCR. In response, the host community mainly women and children fled toward Magwi Centre,Obama, obo, Pajok and Iwonkibook. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Consortium of Rural Women for Agribusiness Development OrganisationCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk124990.9764117610.6220CAFOD General Funds-42619.6456CAFOD General Funds50000.0000CAFOD General Funds35283.1900Consortium of Rural Women for Agribusiness Development Organisation-35283.1900Consortium of Rural Women for Agribusiness Development Organisation35283.1900Consortium of Rural Women for Agribusiness Development Organisation34.9000Consortium of Rural Women for Agribusiness Development Organisation55.8400Consortium of Rural Women for Agribusiness Development Organisation13.9600Consortium of Rural Women for Agribusiness Development Organisation215.7500Consortium of Rural Women for Agribusiness Development Organisation17.1900Consortium of Rural Women for Agribusiness Development Organisation1007.8700Consortium of Rural Women for Agribusiness Development Organisation11.8100Consortium of Rural Women for Agribusiness Development Organisation147.2400Consortium of Rural Women for Agribusiness Development Organisation9.4500Consortium of Rural Women for Agribusiness Development Organisation26.4700Consortium of Rural Women for Agribusiness Development Organisation472.4400Consortium of Rural Women for Agribusiness Development Organisation217.3200Consortium of Rural Women for Agribusiness Development Organisation393.7000Consortium of Rural Women for Agribusiness Development Organisation10.3700Consortium of Rural Women for Agribusiness Development Organisation69.1000Consortium of Rural Women for Agribusiness Development Organisation503.9400Consortium of Rural Women for Agribusiness Development Organisation125.9800Consortium of Rural Women for Agribusiness Development Organisation141.7300Consortium of Rural Women for Agribusiness Development Organisation275.5900Consortium of Rural Women for Agribusiness Development Organisation6.9800Consortium of Rural Women for Agribusiness Development Organisation18.5000Consortium of Rural Women for Agribusiness Development Organisation35282.8200Consortium of Rural Women for Agribusiness Development Organisation314.9600Consortium of Rural Women for Agribusiness Development Organisation176.3800Consortium of Rural Women for Agribusiness Development Organisation157.4800Consortium of Rural Women for Agribusiness Development Organisation21812.6000Consortium of Rural Women for Agribusiness Development Organisation28187.4000Consortium of Rural Women for Agribusiness Development OrganisationGB-CHC-285776-SSD390CAFODCTP, through its partner ADA, is already implementing an emergency project with Sudan Appeal funding (ending on 31st May 2025) to respond to the acute crisis through WASH and FSL programming. Given the increasing numbers of returnees and refugees from Sudan and the escalating needs, the allocated GEF funding will cover the gaps in FSL programming. The aim is to establish a long-term CTP presence in Renk and seek further cash injections from other donors while maintaining some key WASH and FSL activities. With the current US funding freeze, many agencies are slowing or stopping their projects in Renk, and this has led to disruptions in food security and livelihoods. This project is anticipated to close some of the identified gaps in food security and livelihoods programming. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Africa Development AidCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk0.0000100000.0000CAFOD General Funds-100000.0000CAFOD General Funds50000.0000CAFOD General Funds-50000.0000CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD391CAFODThe project will build up the gains made in the previous five years of the SPA project. During the last year of the project, a Market System Development (MSD) approach was introduced, supported by CAFOD internal funds (CGF). The programme strategy shall be centered on implementing a sustainable phase out plan in Yirol East with co-funding from internal sources. The previous activities in Gogrial East and West will transition to a market system-based approach and value as part of the exit sustainability strategy. The transition shall focus on 2 outcomes: (1) People facing acute food insecurity and malnutrition have their needs met in line with humanitarian principles and have reduced vulnerability and (2) People facing acute protection risks have improved safety and wellbeing in line with humanitarian principles. CTP conducted a market systems development and value chain analysis in the project target locations using its own sources of funds and shall use the outcome of the assessment and already initiated activities to scale up the approach for 12 months as part of the exit strategy. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)The Organization for Children HarmonyCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk136093.9921136093.9921CAFOD General Funds45364.5700The Organization for Children Harmony45364.6600The Organization for Children Harmony45364.7600The Organization for Children HarmonyGB-CHC-285776-SSD392CAFODThe project will build up the gains made in the previous five years of the SPA project. During the last year of the project, a Market System Development (MSD) approach was introduced, supported by CAFOD internal funds (CGF). The programme strategy shall be centered on implementing a sustainable phase out plan in Yirol East with co-funding from internal sources. The previous activities in Gogrial East and West will transition to a market system-based approach and value as part of the exit sustainability strategy. The transition shall focus on 2 outcomes: (1) People facing acute food insecurity and malnutrition have their needs met in line with humanitarian principles and have reduced vulnerability and (2) People facing acute protection risks have improved safety and wellbeing in line with humanitarian principles. CTP conducted a market systems development and value chain analysis in the project target locations using its own sources of funds and shall use the outcome of the assessment and already initiated activities to scale up the approach for 12 months as part of the exit strategy. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk5464.15675464.1567CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD393CAFODThrough START Hub South Sudan, we will continue do a Community-Led Innovation Programme (CLIP) with women for change as main implementer in 2 Payams of Kuach North and Kuach South in Gogrial West County, Warrap State. Programme has been co-designed in meetings between CTP, Women for Change (WFC), and START Network (Backdonor ELHRA). The project shall be implemented as an extension of the previous project implemented in Kajo-Keji County in Payams of Kangapo 1 and Kangapo 2 respectively. The project shall follow the same phases of the project which shall include exploration, discovery, development, and growth/sustainability phase across the new location of Warrap State.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Women For ChangeCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk11518.2481102605.223890851.4925CAFOD General Funds11518.2481CAFOD General Funds11753.7313CAFOD General Funds24175.3700Women For Change28404.4800Women For Change21016.4200Women For Change17255.2200Women For Change11518.2500Women For Change11753.7300Women For ChangeGB-CHC-285776-SSD394CAFODThrough START Hub South Sudan, we will continue do a Community-Led Innovation Programme (CLIP) with women for change as main implementer in 2 Payams of Kuach North and Kuach South in Gogrial West County, Warrap State. Programme has been co-designed in meetings between CTP, Women for Change (WFC), and START Network (Backdonor ELHRA). The project shall be implemented as an extension of the previous project implemented in Kajo-Keji County in Payams of Kangapo 1 and Kangapo 2 respectively. The project shall follow the same phases of the project which shall include exploration, discovery, development, and growth/sustainability phase across the new location of Warrap State.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk10567.164110567.1641CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD395CAFODUpper Nile is one of the worst hit regions and most of the areas are still submerged under the waters. The prospect of receding waters seems remote, and waterlogging threatens to become a permanent feature in most areas restricting people’s ability to cultivate vegetables to feed themselves and generate an income. To confront this challenge head-on, CTP with support from Secours Catholique introduced floating vegetable gardens in Fashoda County. This floating technique is helpful to grow vegetables and other horticultural crops almost year-round, providing numerous, economic, social, ecological, and agricultural benefits to the local population. Many communities have already developed indigenous floating cultivation methods as an adaptive strategy to reduce their vulnerability due to possible climate change. Through this project, CTP and its local implementing partner CDoM will continue to manage the already established floating vegetable gardens and train the farmers.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of MalakalCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk22189.562922189.5629CAFOD General Funds16070.3000Caritas Diocese of Malakal2442.2200Caritas Diocese of MalakalGB-CHC-285776-SSD396CAFODAs part of its ongoing restructuring process, the Sudan and South Sudan Catholic Bishops Conference (SSSCBC) is planning to strengthen the institutional and staff capacity of the SSCBC. This initiative aims to align the conference's roles and responsibilities with its mandate, improve operational efficiency, resource mobilization and enhance staff performance. The conference plans to strengthen its institutional capacity to appropriately respond to and act on the identified contextual challenges in line with conference mandate and aligning with the Global Church agenda. The institutional capacity strengthening will include: - - Development of long-term strategic institutional structure, policies and plan - Support to the operational costs for the secretariat to deliver its core functions effectively in line with the conference mission.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)South Sudan Catholic Bishops' SecretariatCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk33333.333324629.629633333.3333CAFOD General Funds19851.8500South Sudan Catholic Bishops' Secretariat13481.4800South Sudan Catholic Bishops' SecretariatGB-CHC-285776-SSD397CAFODUpper Nile is one of the worst hit regions and most of the areas are still submerged under the waters. The prospect of receding waters seems remote, and waterlogging threatens to become a permanent feature in most areas restricting people’s ability to cultivate vegetables to feed themselves and generate an income. To confront this challenge head-on, CTP with support from Secours Catholique introduced floating vegetable gardens in Fashoda County. This floating technique is helpful to grow vegetables and other horticultural crops almost year-round, providing numerous, economic, social, ecological, and agricultural benefits to the local population. Many communities have already developed indigenous floating cultivation methods as an adaptive strategy to reduce their vulnerability due to possible climate change. Through this project, CTP and its local implementing partner CDoM will continue to manage the already established floating vegetable gardens and train the farmers.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk3085.82083085.8208CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD398CAFODSouth Sudan’s peacebuilding landscape remains complex, shaped by national-level political transitions, subnational conflicts, and deep-seated communal grievances. In response, a multi-track approach is essential, one that addresses different layers of conflict through targeted, standalone interventions. Shuttle diplomacy offers a discreet, high-level mechanism to engage actors who cannot meet directly, helping to defuse political and armed tensions. Separately, local peace processes focus on grassroots reconciliation and dispute resolution, enabling communities to rebuild relationships and foster social cohesion. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)South Sudan Council of ChurchesCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk23719.000020000.000023719.0000CAFOD General Funds20000.0000CAFOD General Funds14231.4000South Sudan Council of Churches9487.6000South Sudan Council of ChurchesGB-CHC-285776-SSD399CAFODCTP, through its partner ACRA, is already implementing an emergency project with Sudan Appeal funding (ending on 31st July 2025) to respond to the acute crisis through WASH and FSL programming. Given the increasing numbers of returnees and refugees from Sudan and the escalating needs, the allocated GEF funding will cover the gaps in FSL programming. The aim is to establish a long-term CTP presence in Renk and seek further cash injections from other donors while maintaining some key WASH and FSL activities. With the current US funding freeze, many agencies are slowing or stopping their projects in Renk, and this has led to disruptions in food security and livelihoods. This project is anticipated to close some of the identified gaps in food security and livelihoods programming.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Agency For Child Relief AidCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk286148.2073150000.0000CAFOD General Funds77678.5481CAFOD General Funds58469.6592CAFOD General Funds134440.7400Agency For Child Relief Aid444.4400Agency For Child Relief Aid240.7400Agency For Child Relief Aid2222.2200Agency For Child Relief Aid75022.2600Agency For Child Relief Aid22.2200Agency For Child Relief Aid340.7400Agency For Child Relief Aid54.0700Agency For Child Relief Aid728.8900Agency For Child Relief Aid50014.8400Agency For Child Relief Aid440.7400Agency For Child Relief Aid1523.7000Agency For Child Relief Aid11.1100Agency For Child Relief Aid198.8300Agency For Child Relief Aid223.0500Agency For Child Relief Aid2263.9300Agency For Child Relief Aid620.0000Agency For Child Relief Aid552.5900Agency For Child Relief Aid10.2300Agency For Child Relief Aid1555.5600Agency For Child Relief Aid196.3000Agency For Child Relief Aid9.6300Agency For Child Relief Aid50.3700Agency For Child Relief Aid14.8100Agency For Child Relief AidGB-CHC-285776-SSD400CAFOD130,000 people have been displaced in Upper Nile due to the expansion of the conflict between South Sudan People's Defense Forces (SSPDF) and armed youth to counties such as Malakal and Fashoda. According to an inter-agency assessment conducted on 26th May 2025 by humanitarian partners in Malakal, both Malakal and Fashoda county are hosting a total of about 7,734 (Malakal = 4,434 & Fashoda = 3,300) IDPs. This displacement of population in Upper Nile State came amidst significant numbers of returnees already stressing services and with South Sudan battling outbreak of cholera further exacerbating the humanitarian situation of the displaced population. Trócaire, through its partner Caritas Diocese of Malakal (CDOM) is already implementing programmes in Upper Nile State in the counties of Panyikang, and Fashoda. However, the project does not have the capacity to respond to the spike in displaced persons and exacerbation of cholera risk due to the poor sanitation prevalent in the IDP settlements. Therefore, this project will be implemented by Trocaire’s local partner ACRA to supplement the already existing projects. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk3877.77773877.7777CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD401CAFOD130,000 people have been displaced in Upper Nile due to the expansion of the conflict between South Sudan People's Defense Forces (SSPDF) and armed youth to counties such as Malakal and Fashoda. According to an inter-agency assessment conducted on 26th May 2025 by humanitarian partners in Malakal, both Malakal and Fashoda county are hosting a total of about 7,734 (Malakal = 4,434 & Fashoda = 3,300) IDPs. This displacement of population in Upper Nile State came amidst significant numbers of returnees already stressing services and with South Sudan battling outbreak of cholera further exacerbating the humanitarian situation of the displaced population. Trócaire, through its partner Caritas Diocese of Malakal (CDOM) is already implementing programmes in Upper Nile State in the counties of Panyikang, and Fashoda. However, the project does not have the capacity to respond to the spike in displaced persons and exacerbation of cholera risk due to the poor sanitation prevalent in the IDP settlements. Therefore, this project will be implemented by Trocaire’s local partner ACRA to supplement the already existing projects. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Agency For Child Relief AidCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk113423.4000113423.4000CAFOD General Funds113423.4000Agency For Child Relief AidGB-CHC-285776-SSD402CAFODCAFOD and ACRA will provide lifesaving emergency Food Security and Livelihoods (FSL) services, across the three payams (Central Malakal, Northern Malakal, Southern Malakal) in Malakal County. The intervention will adapt a triple nexus programming approach that will focus on community ownership and strengthened local systems, aiming to save and protect lives, restore dignity, and laying the ground framework on building community resilience. A participatory beneficiary selection criterion shall be conducted to ensure that at least 50% of the beneficiaries are female participants. A total of 8,000 (48,000 people) households shall be supported with emergency agricultural kits while a total of 33,600 individuals shall receive fishing kits with hooks secured from the core pipeline. Training on agriculture and fishing will be provided for 9 to extension agents who will cascade to 800 head of households. While CAFOD will lead direct implementation of the major components of the project, ACRA will focus on complementary activities such as community mobilization, public awareness campaigns, and facilitating Accountability to Affected Population (AAP) group meetings. This synergistic approach ensures that both partners leverage their strengths, creating a more holistic and impactful response for the targeted communities. The project will adopt CAFOD's SADI framework for project monitoring and implementation (for safe, accessible, dignified and inclusive programming), which aligns with different humanitarian quality and accountability standards (CHS and SPHERE standards, this will include setting up a beneficiary feedback and reporting mechanism, safety audit and beneficiary satisfaction surveys. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Agency For Child Relief AidCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk67874.814845653.3333CAFOD General Funds22222.2222CAFOD General Funds-0.7407CAFOD General Funds31957.3300Agency For Child Relief Aid13696.0000Agency For Child Relief Aid15555.5600Agency For Child Relief Aid6665.9300Agency For Child Relief AidGB-CHC-285776-SSD403CAFODCAFOD and ACRA will provide lifesaving emergency Food Security and Livelihoods (FSL) services, across the three payams (Central Malakal, Northern Malakal, Southern Malakal) in Malakal County. The intervention will adapt a triple nexus programming approach that will focus on community ownership and strengthened local systems, aiming to save and protect lives, restore dignity, and laying the ground framework on building community resilience. A participatory beneficiary selection criterion shall be conducted to ensure that at least 50% of the beneficiaries are female participants. A total of 8,000 (48,000 people) households shall be supported with emergency agricultural kits while a total of 33,600 individuals shall receive fishing kits with hooks secured from the core pipeline. Training on agriculture and fishing will be provided for 9 to extension agents who will cascade to 800 head of households. While CAFOD will lead direct implementation of the major components of the project, ACRA will focus on complementary activities such as community mobilization, public awareness campaigns, and facilitating Accountability to Affected Population (AAP) group meetings. This synergistic approach ensures that both partners leverage their strengths, creating a more holistic and impactful response for the targeted communities. The project will adopt CAFOD's SADI framework for project monitoring and implementation (for safe, accessible, dignified and inclusive programming), which aligns with different humanitarian quality and accountability standards (CHS and SPHERE standards, this will include setting up a beneficiary feedback and reporting mechanism, safety audit and beneficiary satisfaction surveys. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk74236.296221414.393974236.2962CAFOD General Funds0.0000CAFOD General Funds0.0000CAFOD General Funds21414.3939CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD404CAFOD Funds have been set aside for proposal development by consultants hired by CAFOD for institutional funding.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk12413.790012413.7900CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD406CAFODThe project will continue to support and build up the gains made in a Market System Development (MSD) project which is currently being implemented in Warrap State. The project was to deliver an exit strategy for CN SPA1 project, and is ending at the end of December 2025. CTP conducted a market systems development and value chain analysis in the project target locations and is currently implementing the recommended actions/strategies. The transition is focusing on 3 outcomes: (1) Supporting access to affordable finance and credit; (2) Promoting aggregation opportunities and producer collectives; and (3) Supporting access to inputs (tools and seeds) and machineries.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)The Organization for Children HarmonyCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk76335.877876335.8778CAFOD General Funds23072.5200The Organization for Children HarmonyGB-CHC-285776-SSD407CAFODThe Juba Campus started in 2008 with 30 students and at present counts around 2.600 students (44% women), pursuing BA and Diplomas in the Faculties of Economics and Business Administration, Education, Environmental Sciences and in the Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies. In 2016 the campus purchased a system of 150 solar panels and 24 industrial solar batteries to provide power to 12 classrooms plus offices. From 2020 the system has alimented also the 36 desktops of the Computer Lab and, from 2023, the 15 desktops of the ICT Centre. The extreme heat of February-March 2024 affected the already dated batteries, and from November 2024 the stand-by generator had to replace the solar system with high fuel expenses and increased air and acoustic pollution. The university is seeking for funds from its partners and well-wishers to replace the expired batteries and buy new ones to ease the high operational costs of fuel and the generator.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Catholic University of South SudanCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk7633.58777633.5877CAFOD General Funds7633.5900GB-CHC-285776-SSD408CAFODThe overall goal of the project is to improve the livelihood of the IDPS in Ibba by supporting them with the basic things prioritizing cash, non-food items, some agriculture inputs, peace building, training on business skills (VSLA groups for women). The conflict that has been in the Western Equatoria State has made the community more vulnerable thus creating humanitarian crisis. The main challenges for the IDPs, orphans and the host communities is lack of basic things like shelter, food, water, medicines and other non-food items. This situation created by the violence calls for the intervention and the result of the need assessment carried out by the Joint Assessment team (CMMB, LM international, UNFAO, STO, RRC, Rescue Initiative, UNICEF, WVI, Amref, CARD and YEDA) from12 & 17 November 2025 states that there is NO ongoing and/or planned response to the needs of the IDPs who live in Ibba. Among the things recommended by the Joint Assessment Team are cash distributions, distribution of seeds, agricultural tools before the next faming season, Distribution of emergency shelter items (plastic sheets, rubber ropes and local shelter materials), Distribution of NFIs (kitchen sets and NFI bags), including bedding items (sleeping mats, mosquito nets, and blankets). Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Catholic Organization for Development & PeaceCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk88888.888829100.6888CAFOD General Funds59788.2000CAFOD General Funds60148.1500Catholic Organization for Development & Peace14.8100Catholic Organization for Development & Peace444.4400Catholic Organization for Development & Peace268.1500Catholic Organization for Development & Peace474.0700Catholic Organization for Development & PeaceGB-CHC-285776-SSD409CAFODThe humanitarian landscape in South Sudan is currently facing an unprecedented funding crisis that has severely destabilized the Gender-Based Violence (GBV) coordination mechanism at both national and state levels. As the primary Women-Led Organization (WLO) co-chairing the National GBV Area of Responsibility (AoR), Women for Change (WFC) has observed a dangerous erosion of the protective environment for women and girls. The reduction in funding has not merely limited activities; it has dismantled the essential infrastructure required to convene partners, harmonize life-saving approaches, and ensure accountability to survivors. According to recent GBV AoR surveys, an estimated USD 12 million has been slashed from prevention and response efforts, leading to the layoff of approximately 503 specialized staff, including caseworkers, healthcare providers, and counselors. This drain of human capital has crippled the ability to collect, analyze, and disseminate data on GBV trends, effectively silencing the evidence base required for advocacy. Furthermore, the closure of at least 37 Women and Girls Friendly Spaces (WGFS) has removed the only safe havens available for thousands of women, increasing their vulnerability to sexual exploitation and abuse. Without robust coordination, referral pathways have become fragmented, leaving survivors to navigate a broken system without timely or quality support, thereby compromising the "Survivor-Centered Approach" that is the gold standard of our work.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Women For ChangeCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk10000.00005400.0000CAFOD General Funds4600.0000CAFOD General Funds10000.0000Women For ChangeGB-CHC-285776-SSD410CAFODThis project is supported through Strategic Partnership Agreement (SPA) of the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, facilitated by Caritas Norway to support vulnerable communities of South Sudan. South Sudan continues to face severe humanitarian emergencies driven by climate shocks, relentless violence, multiple disease outbreaks and a struggling economy. South Sudan Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2026 estimated over 10 million people, two-thirds of the population are projected to require some form of humanitarian assistance. The humanitarian situation is characterized by acute food insecurity, widespread displacement, fragile health and education systems, and severe protection risks, particularly for women, children, people with disabilities and other vulnerable groups who face heightened exposure to gender-based violence, exploitation and harmful coping mechanisms such as early and forced marriage.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)The Organization for Children HarmonyCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk201934.8148201934.8148CAFOD General Funds88108.1500The Organization for Children HarmonyGB-CHC-285776-SSD411CAFODThis project is supported through Strategic Partnership Agreement (SPA) of the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, facilitated by Caritas Norway to support vulnerable communities of Upper Nile State in South Sudan. South Sudan continues to face severe humanitarian emergencies driven by climate shocks, relentless violence, multiple disease outbreaks and a struggling economy. South Sudan Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2026 estimated over 10 million people, two-thirds of the population are projected to require some form of humanitarian assistance. The humanitarian situation is characterized by acute food insecurity, widespread displacement, fragile health and education systems, and severe protection risks, particularly for women, children, people with disabilities and other vulnerable groups who face heightened exposure to gender-based violence, exploitation and harmful coping mechanisms such as early and forced marriage.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of MalakalCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk113196.2962113196.2962CAFOD General Funds56391.1100Caritas Diocese of MalakalGB-CHC-285776-SSD412CAFODThis is a type 2 to facilitate project support from CTP teams for the implementation of project which is supported through Strategic Partnership Agreement (SPA) of the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, facilitated by Caritas Norway to support vulnerable communities of Warrap State in South Sudan. South Sudan continues to face severe humanitarian emergencies driven by climate shocks, relentless violence, multiple disease outbreaks and a struggling economy. South Sudan Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2026 estimated over 10 million people, two-thirds of the population are projected to require some form of humanitarian assistance. The humanitarian situation is characterized by acute food insecurity, widespread displacement, fragile health and education systems, and severe protection risks, particularly for women, children, people with disabilities and other vulnerable groups who face heightened exposure to gender-based violence, exploitation and harmful coping mechanisms such as early and forced marriage.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk9813.02726580.4347CAFOD General Funds3232.5925CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD414CAFODRecent escalations in intercommunal violence and the influx of returnees and refugees from Sudan have placed additional pressure on already overstretched humanitarian services. While there is preliminary information on the needs on ground, and presence of other humanitarian actors, the lack of updated, localized data on the evolving needs, priorities of the affected populations and service gaps in these areas hinders effective planning, prioritization and design of actions in response to the 2026 ECHO Humanitarian Implementation Plan that was recently. Therefore, CAFOD and Trócaire in Partnership (CTP) proposes a Multisectoral Needs Assessment to generate evidence-based insights into the most urgent needs across sectors. The assessment will be participatory, inclusive, and sensitive to gender, age, and diversity, ensuring that the voices of affected communities guide the response design. It will be conducted by an external consultant with proven experience in leading ECHO-aligned multisectoral needs assessments (MSNAs), and the final report will be tailored to meet the formatting and analytical standards acceptable to ECHO. Additionally, the needs assessment will be conducted in partnership with Caritas Germany, who will contribute 50% of the required funding for the proposed assessment. This collaboration reflects a broader consortium approach for the proposed 2026 ECHO HIP, in which Caritas Germany will serve as the lead agency, working alongside CAFOD and Trócaire in Partnership (CTP) and two national partners, Agency for Child Relief Aid (ACRA) and African Development Aid (ADA). Within this consortium, ACRA will support the implementation of activities under CTP’s component, while ADA will support those under Caritas Germany’s lead. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Agency For Child Relief AidCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk14673.913014673.9130CAFOD General Funds4764.4900Agency For Child Relief Aid1556.5200Agency For Child Relief Aid3755.6300Agency For Child Relief AidGB-CHC-285776-SSD415CAFODThe ICSP project will be implemented by TOCH and HARD supported technically by CTP to respond to the deteriorating physical mental wellbeing, living standards and coping mechanisms in 2025. The number of people in need has increased to 10 million people in the HNO 2026 nearly two-thirds of the population require humanitarian assistance due to overlapping crises like armed conflict, food insecurity, displacement, economic hardship and climate related shocks such as floods that destroy homes, crops and infrastructure, intensifying needs and vulnerability. Persistent violence and insecurity have displaced tens of thousands of people and create barriers to aid delivery, especially in conflict-affected states like Jonglei, Upper Nile, and Equatoria; humanitarian access continues to be challenged by insecurity, looting and poor infrastructure. The food security situation will be critical: during the 2026 lean season April–July. An estimated 7.5 million people may face crisis IPC 3+ including tens of thousands in catastrophic famine-risk conditions, particularly in parts of Upper Nile. Acute malnutrition remains severe with millions of children and pregnant or breastfeeding women expected to require emergency nutrition services. Mental Health and WASH conditions remain precarious including water scarcity, cholera and other disease outbreaks and limited access to health services, reinforcing the need for life-saving interventions. Protection crisis especially for women and children with widespread gender based violence and protection risks tied to displacement and insecurity. The severity scale of needs outstrip available funding with appeals seeking over USD 1 billion to reach the most vulnerable populations. The project will deliver integrated food security, nutrition, WASH, MHPSS and protection support to conflict- and climate-affected communities, prioritizing displaced and vulnerable populations amid escalating humanitarian needs.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Hope Agency for Relief and DevelopmentCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk313790.3407313790.3407CAFOD General Funds185185.1900Hope Agency for Relief and Development16220.8900Hope Agency for Relief and DevelopmentGB-CHC-285776-SSD416CAFODThe ICSP project will be implemented by TOCH and HARD supported technically by CTP to respond to the deteriorating physical mental wellbeing, living standards and coping mechanisms in 2025. The number of people in need has increased to 10 million people in the HNO 2026 nearly two-thirds of the population require humanitarian assistance due to overlapping crises like armed conflict, food insecurity, displacement, economic hardship and climate related shocks such as floods that destroy homes, crops and infrastructure, intensifying needs and vulnerability. Persistent violence and insecurity have displaced tens of thousands of people and create barriers to aid delivery, especially in conflict-affected states like Jonglei, Upper Nile, and Equatoria; humanitarian access continues to be challenged by insecurity, looting and poor infrastructure. The food security situation will be critical: during the 2026 lean season April–July. An estimated 7.5 million people may face crisis IPC 3+ including tens of thousands in catastrophic famine-risk conditions, particularly in parts of Upper Nile. Acute malnutrition remains severe with millions of children and pregnant or breastfeeding women expected to require emergency nutrition services. Mental Health and WASH conditions remain precarious including water scarcity, cholera and other disease outbreaks and limited access to health services, reinforcing the need for life-saving interventions. Protection crisis especially for women and children with widespread gender based violence and protection risks tied to displacement and insecurity. The severity scale of needs outstrip available funding with appeals seeking over USD 1 billion to reach the most vulnerable populations. The project will deliver integrated food security, nutrition, WASH, MHPSS and protection support to conflict- and climate-affected communities, prioritizing displaced and vulnerable populations amid escalating humanitarian needs.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)The Organization for Children HarmonyCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk275110.5289267360.5289CAFOD General Funds7750.0000CAFOD General Funds155797.1000The Organization for Children HarmonyGB-CHC-285776-SSD417CAFODThe ICSP project will be implemented by TOCH and HARD supported technically by CTP to respond to the deteriorating physical mental wellbeing, living standards and coping mechanisms in 2025. The number of people in need has increased to 10 million people in the HNO 2026 nearly two-thirds of the population require humanitarian assistance due to overlapping crises like armed conflict, food insecurity, displacement, economic hardship and climate related shocks such as floods that destroy homes, crops and infrastructure, intensifying needs and vulnerability. Persistent violence and insecurity have displaced tens of thousands of people and create barriers to aid delivery, especially in conflict-affected states like Jonglei, Upper Nile, and Equatoria; humanitarian access continues to be challenged by insecurity, looting and poor infrastructure. The food security situation will be critical: during the 2026 lean season April–July. An estimated 7.5 million people may face crisis IPC 3+ including tens of thousands in catastrophic famine-risk conditions, particularly in parts of Upper Nile. Acute malnutrition remains severe with millions of children and pregnant or breastfeeding women expected to require emergency nutrition services. Mental Health and WASH conditions remain precarious including water scarcity, cholera and other disease outbreaks and limited access to health services, reinforcing the need for life-saving interventions. Protection crisis especially for women and children with widespread gender based violence and protection risks tied to displacement and insecurity. The severity scale of needs outstrip available funding with appeals seeking over USD 1 billion to reach the most vulnerable populations. The project will deliver integrated food security, nutrition, WASH, MHPSS and protection support to conflict- and climate-affected communities, prioritizing displaced and vulnerable populations amid escalating humanitarian needs.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk2726.49272726.4927CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD418CAFODThe Hub Members have agreed to form a consortium of humanitarian civil society organizations called South Sudan Hub, currently under incubation with support from the Start Network, with the collective commitment to enable a localised and community centric hub responding to needs defined by the affected community in South Sudan. Through a host selection process, the Hub members selected and agreed that CAFOD will be the Hosting Agency from 1 October 2024 to December 2026 . The role of the Host Agency is to provide the operational , coordinating and administrative functions necessary to deliver the activities and/or programmes on behalf of the Hub. The host agency will apply its own administrative procedures in hub operations and functions, as applicable, in accordance with any Hub Leadership Team guidelines and as required by specific grant agreements. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk17171.014462910.844417171.0144CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SSD420CAFODThe South Sudan Hub project ideation activities will be implemented by WFC with overall technical and coordination support from CTP, alongside engagement from hub members and the host. A structured team will ensure effective delivery, accountability, and compliance. Strategic oversight will be provided by the Hub Coordinator, while WFC will lead day-to-day implementation through the Project Coordinator, who will supervise staff, manage workplans, and ensure adherence to project and donor requirements. At the field level, the Field Facilitator will drive community engagement by mobilizing participants, conducting regular sessions, and supporting case follow-ups. Monitoring, evaluation, accountability, and learning (MEAL) functions will be led by the MEAL Officer, who will conduct routine monitoring, track indicators, document lessons, and support adaptive management through evidence-based feedback. Clear reporting lines will enhance efficiency, with the Field Facilitator reporting to the Project Coordinator, while the MEAL Officer provides independent updates to both the Project Coordinator and senior management. Operational coordination will be maintained with camp leadership, local authorities, and GBV actors to ensure safe and conflict-sensitive implementation. Continuous engagement with protection stakeholders will strengthen referral pathways, safety assessments, and alignment with community systems, supported by regular coordination meetings.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Women For ChangeCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk8953.33338953.3333CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-SUD234CAFODThe project is intended for capacity building and builds trust among the Churches, Religious/community leaders and communities in northern Sudan. During 21 years of civil war in south Sudan, SCC was divided into two: SCC proper in the north or government controlled areas and NSCC in the south or SPLA controlled areas. This means relationships were destroyed by the war and must be rebuilt and sustained, underlying issues that caused the longest running conflict in Africa must be addressed and community based systems that promote dialogue and consensus must be build. This project is meant to prepare a ground for dialogue on these issues. Three workshops will be organized on; Peaceful Co-existence and unity in diversity, Peace Building and Conflict Transformation and Good governance. Workshop participants will include Church Leaders, Local community Leaders (Chiefs), Women, Youth, and Local Authority Leaders. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)South Sudan Council of ChurchesCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk15000.000015000.0000CAFOD General Funds15000.0000South Sudan Council of ChurchesGB-CHC-285776-SUD235CAFODIn partnership with three diocesan Sudanaid (Kosti, Juba and Tombura-Yambio), a consultant will be contracted to lead a livelihoods assessment. The methodology will be adapted to the organisational structure and mandate of each diocesan office. The assessment findings will provide the basis for the development of a Sustainable Livelihoods programme, and will inform CAFOD’s Sudan Country Strategy Paper and partner strategic planning processes.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Archdiocese of JubaCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk28783.720030325.0000CAFOD General Funds-1541.2800CAFOD General Funds559.4400Caritas Archdiocese of Juba5898.0800Caritas Archdiocese of Juba4614.9300Caritas Archdiocese of Juba222.2700Caritas Archdiocese of Juba392.2100Caritas Archdiocese of Juba868.6800Caritas Archdiocese of Juba1655.2400Caritas Archdiocese of Juba130.4000Caritas Archdiocese of Juba565.2500Caritas Archdiocese of Juba245.7000Caritas Archdiocese of Juba254.6400Caritas Archdiocese of Juba4804.0000Caritas Archdiocese of Juba8188.6800Caritas Archdiocese of Juba93.3700Caritas Archdiocese of Juba290.8300Caritas Archdiocese of JubaGB-CHC-285776-SUD240CAFODThis is a one year project designed to consolidate the achievements of the concluded HIV pilot project that was being implemented in the diocese with CAFOD support through Sudan Bishops Regional Secretariat (SCBRS) in the last three years. The review of the previous national HIV programme in the south highlighted the importance of bridging the current gaps in order to strengthen and consolidate on the achievements with more involvement of the diocese. The project aims at promoting service seeking behaviours in the effort to reduce HIV infections and it’s after effects among the communities of Tambura/Yambio diocese and WES in general and, to address issues of sustainability, efficiency and wider coverage of VCT and support group services. The proposed strategic intervention activities will include comprehensive HIV awareness campaigns, strengthening of VCTs & formation of support groups, treatment of opportunistic diseases and establishment of a technical and support staff team to manage and coordinate project activities. The project targets the host community, returnees, IDPs and refugees from Congo currently in the region as a result of LRA attacks along the borders DRC and Western Equatoria State (Yambio). A total of at least 20,000 people within the wider community of which 50% will be women and youths and 5,000 PLHIV will be reached. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Catholic Organization for Development & PeaceCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk92000.000092000.0000CAFOD General Funds62000.0000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace11416.0000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace18584.0000Catholic Organization for Development & PeaceGB-CHC-285776-SUD241CAFODThe project aims at addressing capacity issues of the diocesan Development office linked to the delivery of basic services to the community through development of a strategic plan to provide a clearer vision in service delivery and strengthen leadership, mobilization and participation in development and humanitarian activities at the grassroots level. Activities to maintain community mobilization and participation in various development activities will be implemented along side the main objective of developing the strategic plan. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas ToritCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk40000.000040000.0000CAFOD General Funds40000.0000Caritas ToritGB-CHC-285776-SUD256CAFODPlease refer to CI EA 30-2009 SudanCatholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Catholic Organization for Development & PeaceCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk217511.041010458.9026151044.9541CAFOD General Funds49861.8000CAFOD General Funds16604.2869CAFOD General Funds10458.9026CAFOD General Funds66652.6100Catholic Organization for Development & Peace77624.5300Catholic Organization for Development & Peace6767.8200Catholic Organization for Development & Peace12291.3000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace32.7200Catholic Organization for Development & Peace1644.8900Catholic Organization for Development & Peace13608.1000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace38889.0700Catholic Organization for Development & Peace10458.9000Catholic Organization for Development & PeaceGB-CHC-285776-SUD258CAFODThis WATSAN project in Western Equatoria State represents a proportion of a larger multi-sector humanitarian response (CI EA 30-2009 Sudan). This WATSAN component is fully funded by ECHO and will be jointly implemented by CAFOD and the Diocese of Tombura Yambio. This grant covers the CAFOD managed components of the ECHO project implementation.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Catholic Organization for Development & PeaceCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk159398.1652240812.8440CAFOD General Funds-81414.6788CAFOD General Funds30033.0200Catholic Organization for Development & Peace684.4700Catholic Organization for Development & Peace149.5000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace1521.0000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace595.9600Catholic Organization for Development & Peace437.0700Catholic Organization for Development & Peace2.5000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace38.3000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace5766.7200Catholic Organization for Development & Peace28052.2000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace2757.2300Catholic Organization for Development & Peace579.5300Catholic Organization for Development & Peace63.7600Catholic Organization for Development & Peace19169.4200Catholic Organization for Development & Peace259.9000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace13694.8500Catholic Organization for Development & Peace2463.7500Catholic Organization for Development & Peace22815.8100Catholic Organization for Development & Peace498.8200Catholic Organization for Development & Peace2053.3600Catholic Organization for Development & Peace20348.0000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace3176.1400Catholic Organization for Development & Peace172.5700Catholic Organization for Development & Peace3305.1300Catholic Organization for Development & Peace759.1600Catholic Organization for Development & PeaceGB-CHC-285776-SUD259CAFODPlease refer to CI EA 30-2009 SudanCatholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Catholic Organization for Development & PeaceCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk128455.8300100000.0000CAFOD General Funds28455.8300CAFOD General Funds2447.3700Catholic Organization for Development & Peace1802.6300Catholic Organization for Development & Peace6082.2400Catholic Organization for Development & Peace3519.7400Catholic Organization for Development & Peace141.6400Catholic Organization for Development & Peace1478.0000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace12945.1500Catholic Organization for Development & Peace4172.5700Catholic Organization for Development & Peace15228.2000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace8562.3200Catholic Organization for Development & Peace2179.6200Catholic Organization for Development & Peace170.5300Catholic Organization for Development & Peace6104.3500Catholic Organization for Development & Peace126.5800Catholic Organization for Development & Peace944.8400Catholic Organization for Development & Peace2782.2900Catholic Organization for Development & Peace266.4500Catholic Organization for Development & Peace197.3700Catholic Organization for Development & Peace4289.6600Catholic Organization for Development & Peace19602.5700Catholic Organization for Development & Peace1146.6000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace5809.2800Catholic Organization for Development & Peace5031.4500Catholic Organization for Development & Peace23424.3800Catholic Organization for Development & Peace5840.9700Catholic Organization for Development & Peace-5840.9700Catholic Organization for Development & PeaceGB-CHC-285776-SUD263CAFODThis is a 5 years project for communities in Western Equatoria State. The project will provide agricultural seeds and tools, extension services, access to markets, support to small scale businesses and value addition to locally available natural resources such as honey processing. The project will specifically target 1000 PLWHAs, 1000 small holder farmers and 1000 with livestock restocking, and non-farm related activities. IDPs and Refugees will also directly benefit from this project. The project will generally increase agricultural yield, create access to markets and diversify livelihoods strategies for 3000 households. An agriculture accompanier will be seconded by Caritas Austria to provide technical support during the project implementation and will work closely with Diocesan Livelihoods Programme Coordinator, field officers and extension workers. The project will also be closely coordinated with Western Equatoria State Ministry of Agriculture, and the County and Payam authorities at the local level.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Catholic Organization for Development & PeaceCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk80935.0000280261.920035002.2200113740.00007419.410080935.0000CAFOD General Funds174606.7800CAFOD General Funds35002.2200CAFOD General Funds105655.1400CAFOD General Funds75000.0000CAFOD General Funds38740.0000CAFOD General Funds7419.4100CAFOD General Funds21497.0000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace15300.0000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace2130.2900Catholic Organization for Development & Peace1858.1600Catholic Organization for Development & Peace14221.1500Catholic Organization for Development & Peace944.5600Catholic Organization for Development & Peace31.4800Catholic Organization for Development & Peace30.1300Catholic Organization for Development & Peace241.3700Catholic Organization for Development & Peace42.0600Catholic Organization for Development & Peace113.1500Catholic Organization for Development & Peace17.7800Catholic Organization for Development & Peace31.2900Catholic Organization for Development & Peace1310.0000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace783.6700Catholic Organization for Development & Peace261.8300Catholic Organization for Development & Peace1324.4500Catholic Organization for Development & Peace187.5800Catholic Organization for Development & Peace1307.5800Catholic Organization for Development & Peace4072.7300Catholic Organization for Development & Peace293.7200Catholic Organization for Development & Peace1814.1400Catholic Organization for Development & Peace22.8800Catholic Organization for Development & Peace149.4100Catholic Organization for Development & Peace10461.5400Catholic Organization for Development & Peace1916.2500Catholic Organization for Development & Peace1296.2900Catholic Organization for Development & Peace-2317.1200Catholic Organization for Development & Peace1591.6300Catholic Organization for Development & Peace742.2300Catholic Organization for Development & Peace79.9500Catholic Organization for Development & Peace49.6400Catholic Organization for Development & Peace50000.0000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace45000.0000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace913.7500Catholic Organization for Development & Peace1334.3400Catholic Organization for Development & Peace1396.5300Catholic Organization for Development & Peace404.3400Catholic Organization for Development & Peace74686.0000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace961.5400Catholic Organization for Development & Peace2530.0200Catholic Organization for Development & Peace1219.1900Catholic Organization for Development & Peace94.7900Catholic Organization for Development & Peace413.0600Catholic Organization for Development & Peace17088.7500Catholic Organization for Development & Peace36.3900Catholic Organization for Development & Peace3399.6200Catholic Organization for Development & Peace2613.6100Catholic Organization for Development & Peace117.4900Catholic Organization for Development & Peace6527.7600Catholic Organization for Development & Peace27379.8700Catholic Organization for Development & Peace0.7700Catholic Organization for Development & Peace59099.4400Catholic Organization for Development & Peace13526.2400Catholic Organization for Development & Peace3322.7800Catholic Organization for Development & Peace2326.0400Catholic Organization for Development & Peace327.7900Catholic Organization for Development & Peace65.2000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace19455.0300Catholic Organization for Development & Peace235.3200Catholic Organization for Development & Peace560.5500Catholic Organization for Development & Peace399.0600Catholic Organization for Development & Peace513.4400Catholic Organization for Development & Peace50046.3500Catholic Organization for Development & Peace18506.0000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace3397.2600Catholic Organization for Development & Peace-18506.0000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace7389.5600Catholic Organization for Development & Peace1092.2400Catholic Organization for Development & Peace4.0000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace3301.8900Catholic Organization for Development & Peace8995.4100Catholic Organization for Development & Peace850.0000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace14823.0600Catholic Organization for Development & Peace2283.8400Catholic Organization for Development & Peace7419.4100Catholic Organization for Development & PeaceGB-CHC-285776-SUD266CAFODThe Sudan Ecumenical Forum (SEF) launched a 3-year strategic plan in 2009; CAFOD contributed £10,000 for the first year (SUD242). In January 2010 a revised “Action Plan” was agreed providing a longer-term framework for ecumenical engagement in Sudan. Under the Action Plan, SEF will 1) support Church leadership to become a more credible and effective voice to promote reconciliation and government accountability; 2) promote genuine South-South dialogue; 3) encourage greater focus on the Three ‘Transitional’ Areas; 4) support the Church to contribute to post-referendum planning; and 5) engage in international advocacy to support the implementation of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) and the post-referendum era.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Sudan Ecumenical ForumCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk25000.000020115.980025000.0000CAFOD General Funds25000.0000CAFOD General Funds-4884.0200CAFOD General Funds18477.4200Sudan Ecumenical Forum2026.3100Sudan Ecumenical Forum4496.2700Sudan Ecumenical Forum3306.0600Sudan Ecumenical Forum13157.8900Sudan Ecumenical Forum3652.0300Sudan Ecumenical ForumGB-CHC-285776-SUD267CAFODThis is a 3 year project aiming at increasing personal and community risk perceptions to reduce and prevent new HIV infections as well as re-infections most especially among the most at risk populations (i.e. youths, women, OVCs, etc) in Juba County. The project will target 205 youths/teenagers, 105 elderly people and 105 PLWHAs by equipping them with Education For Life skills to enable them reach out to their peers. Another estimated 5,000 most at risk populations and general community will be reached through drama awareness, radio and TV talk shows and out reach activities by PLWHAs. The project will also benefit 1000 PLWHAs with IGA skills, 250 bed-ridden PLWHAs with provision of home based care kits and a VCT centre to promote positive living among the PLWHAs. Another 200 OVCs will receive educational support, and 30 shelters constructed out of local materials for the elderly caring for PLWHAs in need of shelter. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Southern Sudan Older People's OrganisationCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk100000.000060000.000015625.3900100000.0000CAFOD General Funds60000.0000CAFOD General Funds41177.0000CAFOD General Funds-25551.6100CAFOD General Funds50000.0000Southern Sudan Older People's Organisation50000.0000Southern Sudan Older People's Organisation-50000.0000Southern Sudan Older People's Organisation50000.0000Southern Sudan Older People's Organisation60000.0000Southern Sudan Older People's Organisation-60000.0000Southern Sudan Older People's Organisation57717.0000Southern Sudan Older People's Organisation-57717.0000Southern Sudan Older People's Organisation57717.0000Southern Sudan Older People's Organisation748.2400Southern Sudan Older People's Organisation1265.6200Southern Sudan Older People's Organisation269.1400Southern Sudan Older People's Organisation3476.8200Southern Sudan Older People's Organisation10505.3600Southern Sudan Older People's Organisation1643.2100Southern Sudan Older People's OrganisationGB-CHC-285776-SUD268CAFODThis is a 3 year project targeting the church structures at parish level in responding to the fight against HIV&AIDS with the aim of increasing personal and community risk perceptions to reduce and prevent new HIV infections as well as re-infections most especially among the most at risk populations (i.e. youths, teenagers, women, etc) in all the parishes in the archdiocese in Juba and Terekeka Counties. The project targets 150 Peer Educators, 720 PLWHAs, 15 medical staff and an estimated 5,000 at risk populations who will benefit from the awareness initiatives in the parishes to be set as a result of the project. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Archdiocese of JubaCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk37085.000050000.000037085.0000CAFOD General Funds50000.0000CAFOD General Funds37085.0000Caritas Archdiocese of Juba25000.0000Caritas Archdiocese of Juba254.7800Caritas Archdiocese of Juba24745.2200Caritas Archdiocese of JubaGB-CHC-285776-SUD269CAFODThis is a 3 year project targeting the church structures at parish level in responding to the fight against HIV&AIDS with the aim of increasing personal and community risk perceptions to reduce and prevent new HIV infections as well as re-infections most especially among the most at risk populations (i.e. youths, teenagers, women, etc) in the 12 parishes in the diocese of Tombura-Yambio. The project targets over 25,000 beneficiaries, majority of who are the most at risk populations, clergy, lay leaders, PLWHAs, diocesan medical staff, and school teachers. The project major components focus on prevention through awareness campaigns, care and support initiatives, advocacy, and capacity building of the diocesan HIV team through development of systems, trainings, and surveys.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Catholic Organization for Development & PeaceCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk90482.119533999.90006493.050046400.0000CAFOD General Funds47169.8113CAFOD General Funds-3087.6918CAFOD General Funds34000.0000CAFOD General Funds-0.1000CAFOD General Funds7440.0000CAFOD General Funds-946.9500CAFOD General Funds45454.5500Catholic Organization for Development & Peace154.6000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace-18584.0000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace-27025.1500Catholic Organization for Development & Peace1.0900Catholic Organization for Development & Peace184.9000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace1169.4400Catholic Organization for Development & Peace132.8100Catholic Organization for Development & Peace8205.6900Catholic Organization for Development & Peace6362.1600Catholic Organization for Development & Peace-26309.5500Catholic Organization for Development & Peace128.2300Catholic Organization for Development & Peace695.9400Catholic Organization for Development & Peace11633.4800Catholic Organization for Development & Peace1153.8400Catholic Organization for Development & Peace845.3000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace108.7900Catholic Organization for Development & Peace16418.8600Catholic Organization for Development & Peace34.6300Catholic Organization for Development & Peace25497.5300Catholic Organization for Development & Peace71.7300Catholic Organization for Development & Peace65.1300Catholic Organization for Development & Peace27025.1500Catholic Organization for Development & Peace-16418.8600Catholic Organization for Development & Peace25978.6200Catholic Organization for Development & Peace-3087.6900Catholic Organization for Development & Peace1452.8300Catholic Organization for Development & Peace9132.0800Catholic Organization for Development & Peace8533.8400Catholic Organization for Development & Peace10570.0600Catholic Organization for Development & Peace14896.0000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace2440.0000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace3229.8900Catholic Organization for Development & Peace823.1600Catholic Organization for Development & PeaceGB-CHC-285776-SUD270CAFODThis is a 3 year project aimed at facilitating capacity building initiatives of key persons responsible for the delivery of the programme at national and state levels, including facilitation of some of CAFOD’s PO learning visits to inform country support with partners as well as facilitation for in-country support visits to partners. The capacity building initiatives will directly address the organizational and operational capacity needs of the partners both at national and state levels and equip them with the necessary HIV&AIDS planning and management skills to effectively implement and support the various HIV&AIDS responses at national and state levels with improved coordination with other key stakeholders. CAFOD will commit to implement the project activities on behalf of Sudanaid (SCBC) in order to provide capacity building support to national partners. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)SudanaidCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk17793.000017793.000037855.300017793.0000CAFOD General Funds17793.0000CAFOD General Funds38658.0000CAFOD General Funds-802.7000CAFOD General Funds1668.7400Sudanaid662.2800Sudanaid74.2200Sudanaid533.3300Sudanaid69.6300Sudanaid5236.1500Sudanaid1558.8900Sudanaid38.7700Sudanaid636.9500Sudanaid144.3300Sudanaid6443.9800Sudanaid725.7300Sudanaid13476.5300Sudanaid3106.6600Sudanaid1209.8100Sudanaid2144.3300Sudanaid54.0000Sudanaid4613.8300Sudanaid5215.2300Sudanaid2012.6800Sudanaid350.9900Sudanaid1805.2200Sudanaid2660.4600Sudanaid10281.4600Sudanaid6907.8900Sudanaid1809.2100SudanaidGB-CHC-285776-SUD271CAFODThis is a 5 years project working in Communities 9 Payams of Juba County, Central Equatoria State, and will be implemented by Sudanaid, Archdiocese of Juba providing seeds and tools as well as extension services to the vulnerable members of the target community (elderly, female and child headed house holds) within the host community and returnees, with technical support from CAFOD. The project will support 5,760 beneficiaries (600 hhs with livestock restocking, and 360 hhs with farm related activities). It will provide target households with improved and sustainable agricultural techniques leading to increased agricultural yield; strengthen organisational capacity of community through formation of farmers associations and building their capacity, and reduced vulnerability to environmental shocks through DRR trainings/activities. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Archdiocese of JubaCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk147748.000055000.0000151558.3778147748.0000CAFOD General Funds55000.0000CAFOD General Funds33790.5511CAFOD General Funds117767.8267CAFOD General Funds39175.0000Caritas Archdiocese of Juba15300.0000Caritas Archdiocese of Juba3998.6100Caritas Archdiocese of Juba14221.1500Caritas Archdiocese of Juba944.5600Caritas Archdiocese of Juba1916.2500Caritas Archdiocese of Juba63093.0000Caritas Archdiocese of Juba0.2200Caritas Archdiocese of Juba325.5300Caritas Archdiocese of Juba453.2900Caritas Archdiocese of Juba5254.0600Caritas Archdiocese of Juba782.2600Caritas Archdiocese of Juba1986.7000Caritas Archdiocese of Juba297.3700Caritas Archdiocese of Juba884.1900Caritas Archdiocese of Juba704.9600Caritas Archdiocese of Juba577.8800Caritas Archdiocese of Juba152.3800Caritas Archdiocese of Juba910.3400Caritas Archdiocese of Juba40000.0000Caritas Archdiocese of Juba541.4000Caritas Archdiocese of Juba3899.7300Caritas Archdiocese of Juba68.7700Caritas Archdiocese of Juba6778.6300Caritas Archdiocese of Juba481.7200Caritas Archdiocese of Juba1002.7400Caritas Archdiocese of Juba33.4600Caritas Archdiocese of Juba37.8400Caritas Archdiocese of Juba940.9600Caritas Archdiocese of Juba65531.9000Caritas Archdiocese of Juba8456.1800Caritas Archdiocese of Juba823.1600Caritas Archdiocese of Juba4724.9600Caritas Archdiocese of Juba2181.8100Caritas Archdiocese of Juba48147.2900Caritas Archdiocese of Juba14616.7100Caritas Archdiocese of Juba4216.0700Caritas Archdiocese of Juba845.3000Caritas Archdiocese of JubaGB-CHC-285776-SUD276CAFODThe 9 month proposed programme will provide support to the Diocese of Tombura-Yambio to deliver much needed food, non-food items, water and basic shelter for 5,000 households in 3 Counties of Western Equatoria State. In Southern Sudan, Western Equatoria State is a relatively fertile environment and is not commonly identified with food insecurity. The productivity of the region has been severely impaired as a direct result of the insecurity posed by the LRA attacks. The ensuing instability and displacement have reduced people’s access to their land and increased pressure on the minimal resources available. Displacement of large numbers of people both internally and from across the Congolese border, will have severe effects on food production and market activities in the affected areas, compounding existing underlying livelihood productivity problems such as access to markets and basic services, lack of agricultural extension services; lack of modern farming skills, limited technical know-how and tools. The extent of food insecurity recorded in the assessment was significant and widespread with more than 52,000 people reportedly suffering shortages or a complete absence of food. The ability of the host communities to meet the increasing needs of the influx is impossible and the insecurity of the area is reducing productivity while increasing dependency on external supplies. The result is that among the host communities, the food security situation is also in rapid decline. The WFP in kind contribution will provide food for 5,000 households. Distribution of rations: In accordance with WFP ration scale, an initial ration of 540g Cereals, Pulses, Vegetable Oil and Iodized Salt will be distributed to IDPs with an additional 80g Sugar and CSB in the 1st 3 months. As recommended by WFP the ration will be reduced to the standard 540g after 5 months. (Refer to table below) This distribution will continue to till the 8th month to reach the July 2010 harvest and ensure seed distributions are effective and minimal seeds are consumed. Beneficiary Groups Refugees, IDPs First 3 Months Refugees, IDPs Second 5 Months Commodity and Grams/day/person Cereals 450 450 Pulses 50 50 Vegetable Oil 30 30 Iodized Salt 10 10 Sugar 30 Corn Soya Blend 50 Total gr/day 540 + 80 540 Specific attention will be paid to the protection, promotion and support of the care and nutrition of adolescent girls, pregnant mothers, older people, female and child headed households, families with chronically ill members, including people living with HIV/AIDS. Targeted food distributions to 1,000 vulnerable households will continue at the full 540 + 80 ration until the end of the project within which it is anticipated that the general food situation will have improved appreciably. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFOD KhartoumCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk268314.3656191715.3148CAFOD General Funds76599.0508CAFOD General Funds192050.8200CAFOD Khartoum76599.0500CAFOD KhartoumGB-CHC-285776-SUD277CAFODThe 9 month proposed programme will provide support to the Diocese of Tombura-Yambio to deliver much needed food, non-food items, water and basic shelter for 5,000 households in 3 Counties of Western Equatoria State. People fleeing attacks left their homes under terrifying circumstances and have arrived as IDPs with little or no resources to establish shelters go about preparing food or collecting water. Most have very little clothing which they have had to travel for days wearing and they do not have blankets, sleeping mats or any provisions to establish their temporary homes. This in-kind contribution from UNICEF will provide; Tarpaulin distributed to 5,000 households as a short-term shelter solution and 5,000 households will receive sufficient clothing, blankets and bedding to enable families to ensure their health, privacy and dignity and basic goods and supplies to meet personal hygiene needs, prepare and eat food, and build, maintain or repair shelters. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFOD KhartoumCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk212500.0000212500.0000CAFOD General Funds212500.0000CAFOD KhartoumGB-CHC-285776-SUD279CAFODThe aim of this project is to develop the capacity of Caritas Yei (the development wing of Catholic Diocese of Yei) to provide humanitarian food aid assistance to the displaced IDPs in Mvolo and Mundri East County Western Equatoria State South Sudan. The project will also revitalize Caritas Yei which has been redundant for the last two years enabling it to respond to the anticipated emergency situations in the country, including any scenarios that develop during the build up to the referendum and the aftermath of the Referenda and any other natural or man made disasters. The overall Objective is; To strengthen the capacity of caritas Yei in providing food relief assistance to the current displaced community in Mvolo and Mundri East and be able to respond to any other humanitarian crisis that might affect the diocese. This intervention will focus on provision of food aid assistance to the IDPs in Mvolo and Mundri East Counties under WFP support. The expected results are; Caritas Yei be able to recruit 2 storekeepers, 1 Administration and finance assistance and 1 field officer, Distribute a total of 143.52 metric tone of food in two months (November-December 2010) to a total of 4,227 beneficiaries in Mvolo and Mundri East. The direct beneficiaries of the project will be the 4,227 IDPs beneficiaries verified and registered by WFP in Mvolo and Mundri (3,205 in Mvolo centre & 1,022 beneficiaries in Witto Mundri East County. The 4 recruited and trained staff of Caritas Yei (2 storekeepers and 1 field officer based in Mundri-Mvolo and 1 Admin/Finance assistant based in Yei) well motivated and able to take the task of food aid distribution timely and effectively to the targeted beneficiaries in the two Counties of Mvolo and Mundri are expected to benefit. The contribution from CAFOD to the overall project will cover salaries for the 4 staff, support office, vehicle and general administration running cost, training and field operation support as detailed in the budget. WFP will provide in-kind food rations and a cash contribution at $51.51 per metrix tonne distributed. CAFOD is already a twinning partner with the dioceses of Yei under EA12/2010 Appeal. This project support will therefore build on the existing programme and strengthen the current relationship and provide additional capacity to emergency appeal EA12/2010. EA12/2010 over all objective in preparing the diocese of Yei to be able to respond effectively and timely will be enhanced with the support of this project.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of YeiCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk136550.9298322877.77766215.1898CAFOD General Funds54273.4177CAFOD General Funds4018.9873CAFOD General Funds-38.8734CAFOD General Funds4584.3680CAFOD General Funds65999.3865CAFOD General Funds4584.3680CAFOD General Funds-3085.9141CAFOD General Funds67058.9743CAFOD General Funds159630.7692CAFOD General Funds96188.0341CAFOD General Funds8277.5700Caritas Diocese of Yei1522.9800Caritas Diocese of Yei54273.4200Caritas Diocese of Yei394.7500Caritas Diocese of Yei65999.3900Caritas Diocese of Yei21.9200Caritas Diocese of Yei6060.9000Caritas Diocese of Yei67058.9700Caritas Diocese of Yei159630.7700Caritas Diocese of Yei96188.0300Caritas Diocese of YeiGB-CHC-285776-SUD283CAFODThe 12 month proposed programme will provide support to the Diocese of Tombura Yambio to deliver much needed food, non-food items, basic shelter, water and sanitation, and education and emergency health services for conflict affected households in 7 Counties of Western Equatoria State. The programme will also provide some support to strengthen the systems of the Diocese of Tombura Yambio to ensure more sustainable organisational capacity. The proposed intervention will build on the existing emergency programme run by the Diocese which was supported through the CI Appeal EA30 2009. It will continue existing activities, and expand to new counties and sectors. The overall goal of the intervention is ‘to prevent excess mortality and morbidity among IDP, refugee and host communities whose lives have been directly affected by the campaign of terrorising attacks waged by the LRA rebel forces in Western Equatoria State, Sudan’. The specific objective is: to meet the immediate and initial recovery needs of those displaced by LRA attacks in the most insecure and unassisted Counties of Western Equatoria through food, NFI and shelter assistance, education and access to and use of health, water and sanitation facilities. Result One: The nutritional and support needs of 18,000 identified at-risk individuals are met. Result Two: 5,000 newly displaced households have sufficient basic goods and supplies to meet personal hygiene needs, prepare and eat food, and build, maintain or repair shelters to ensure their dignity, safety and well-being. Result Three: 7500 people in Western Equatoria State have improved access to safe and sustainably managed water facilities. Result Four: Improved awareness on public heath and good hygiene practices within the targeted Payams and villages. Result Five: 1500 Children displaced by conflict have increased access to basic primary education in the targeted Payams and villages Result Six: The Development and Peace Office has increased capacity to respond to emerging health needs in the target Payams and villages. Result Seven: The Development and Peace Office have strengthened systems to effectively manage existing and future humanitarian and development programmes within the Diocese of Tombura Yambio. 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Peace1518.9900Catholic Organization for Development & Peace1013.7000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace8081.0600Catholic Organization for Development & Peace664.5600Catholic Organization for Development & Peace883.9900Catholic Organization for Development & Peace4746.8000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace15569.4300Catholic Organization for Development & Peace25065.4200Catholic Organization for Development & Peace24746.1100Catholic Organization for Development & Peace1348.2800Catholic Organization for Development & Peace30.6000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace895.1400Catholic Organization for Development & Peace9000.0000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace507.5900Catholic Organization for Development & Peace11092.7000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace371.7800Catholic Organization for Development & Peace3851.7200Catholic Organization for Development & Peace7132.0500Catholic Organization for Development & Peace7132.0500Catholic Organization for Development & Peace1156.5700Catholic Organization for Development & Peace1156.5700Catholic Organization for Development & Peace12958.9700Catholic Organization for Development & Peace1621.3100Catholic Organization for Development & Peace34403.6700Catholic Organization for Development & Peace424.5400Catholic Organization for Development & Peace8839.0100Catholic Organization for Development & Peace8369.5300Catholic Organization for Development & Peace3782.0500Catholic Organization for Development & Peace1202.0500Catholic Organization for Development & Peace415.5000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace136.8200Catholic Organization for Development & Peace91.0000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace23076.9200Catholic Organization for Development & Peace73303.4600Catholic Organization for Development & Peace229.0200Catholic Organization for Development & Peace220.1200Catholic Organization for Development & Peace28853.5000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace53504.0100Catholic Organization for Development & Peace907.4200Catholic Organization for Development & Peace28.9900Catholic Organization for Development & Peace773.6700Catholic Organization for Development & Peace16992.4700Catholic Organization for Development & Peace3414.6100Catholic Organization for Development & Peace3414.6000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace937.5000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace5921.6900Catholic Organization for Development & Peace543.9100Catholic Organization for Development & Peace17443.7500Catholic Organization for Development & Peace16992.4700Catholic Organization for Development & Peace119387.1800Catholic Organization for Development & Peace4740.1700Catholic Organization for Development & Peace2372.7700Catholic Organization for Development & Peace15042.8200Catholic Organization for Development & Peace1699.3500Catholic Organization for Development & Peace-38.6900Catholic Organization for Development & Peace16893.0800Catholic Organization for Development & Peace2282.7000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace423.5600Catholic Organization for Development & Peace213897.5000Catholic Organization for Development & PeaceGB-CHC-285776-SUD284CAFODThis is a 2-year project that Sudan Council Of Churches will embark on to promote conflict transformation and reconciliation in Southern Sudan and in the transitional regions of Southern Kodofan (Abyei & Nuba mountains), and southern Blue Nile as well as in Nothern Sudan by engaging the conflict-affected regions and communities in dialogue. The council through the proposed peace project will convene peace-building and reconciliation forum initiatives at the state, political leadership, church leadership and grassroots levels to engage different parties in the process of dialogue aimed at reconciling the different groups to forge necessary peace and co-existence during and in the post referendum era. This process has already been kick started by convening of Kajiko II forum that comprised of senior church leadership & represnetatives and senior GoSS and State leadership as well as officials across the region. This is set to be followed by 12 regional conferences of which 20 Community Peace Committees are expected to be formed to promote and sustain peaceful relationships within and between the ethnic groups and provide them with an opportunity to reconcile and to develop agreements that will empower them to live together in peace. Inter faith forums will constitute part of these forums. CAFOD is committed to supporting the process by contributing towards these initiatives.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)South Sudan Council of ChurchesCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk32626.950050000.0000CAFOD General Funds-17373.0500CAFOD General Funds4161.4600South Sudan Council of Churches13601.3500South Sudan Council of Churches14864.1400South Sudan Council of ChurchesGB-CHC-285776-SUD287CAFODThe aim of this project is to strengthen the capacity of the Caritas family (diocese, national, and member organisations) in Sudan to respond to anticipated emergency situations in the country, including any scenarios that develop during the build up and aftermath of the Referenda as well as other man made or natural disasters. The overall goal is; To strengthen Church and community structures to mitigate the impact of humanitarian disasters in Sudan. This intervention will focus on the 2 dioceses of Tombura-Yambio and Yei in Sudan with the following specific objective; The 2 Dioceses will develop effective emergency preparedness plans and have the capacity to deliver the responses in their target communities. The expected results are ; Diocesan and Caritas agencies staff strengthen their skills and knowledge in emergency preparedness and response, Communities in each diocese are prepared to respond to emergencies or disasters, Increased institutional capacity of Diocesan, Sudanaid and other Caritas members to respond to emerging humanitarian needs, Establish a Parish Based Information Systems in all 9 Dioceses in Sudan. The direct beneficiaries of the project is the planned 25 staff each from the diocese of Tombura-Yambio and Yei to be trained on emergency preparedness and response, additional 2 emergency coordinators to be recruited per diocese. CAFOD staff shall provide minimum capacity within the 2 dioceses and focused on likely hotspots, to enable them to respond effectively to any emergencies that may arise. Communities in the 2 dioceses will also benefit through participation in emergency preparedness and early response activities. These beneficiaries will be reached through activities such as community managed disaster preparedness. This contribution from CRS will be targeted to the Dioceses of Yei and Tombura-Yambio and will fund the salary of the 2 Diocese Emergency Coordinators for 1 year, as well as fund the EPR, EPP and CMDRR trainings, and purchase of communication/information systems. There are flexible funds for other urgent activities identified through the Emergency Preparedness Plans. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFOD KhartoumCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk24085.658062838.7096CAFOD General Funds-38753.0516CAFOD General Funds2648.1500CAFOD Khartoum4777.2600CAFOD Khartoum2458.3400CAFOD Khartoum9380.6500CAFOD Khartoum1438.0700CAFOD Khartoum162.7000CAFOD Khartoum283.7700CAFOD Khartoum2936.7300CAFOD KhartoumGB-CHC-285776-SUD288CAFODThe aim of this project is to develop the capacity of Caritas Yei (the development wing of catholic diocese of Yei) to provide humanitarian response assistance to affected people by engaging on preparedness activities . The project is also thought to revitalize the functionalization of Caritas Yei that has been redundant for the last two years as a capacity enhancement measure in order to be able to respond to the anticipated emergency situations in the country, including any scenarios that develop during the build up to the referendum and the aftermath of the Referenda and any other natural or man made disasters. The overall Objective is; To strengthen the capacity of caritas Yei in preparedness to respond to humanitarian crisis that might affect the diocese. This intervention will focus on trainings, staffing, and provision of communication equipment and preparation of storage & office facilities. The expected results are; Caritas Yei be able to recruit 3 radio operators, 1 Administration and finance officer , Renovate 2 stores in diocesan headquarter in Yei, renovate 1 office space in Mundri, transfer & erect 1 rub hall in Mundri, install 3 HF radio in 3 selected parishes , 2 thuraya handset acquired, complete policy guideline for diocesan resource management and HR policy, conduct 1 training each on radio communication and first aid/ trauma management and repair 1 diocesan truck by the end of the project period. The direct beneficiaries of the project will be the 4 staff (3 radio operator & 1 finance admin officer) to be recruited and those that will participate in the training and renovation work. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of YeiCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk36005.128913164.0967CAFOD General Funds22841.0322CAFOD General Funds25548.3800Caritas Diocese of Yei626.6100Caritas Diocese of Yei5548.3900Caritas Diocese of Yei3412.9000Caritas Diocese of Yei868.8500Caritas Diocese of YeiGB-CHC-285776-SUD289CAFODThe aim of this project is to develop the capacity of development & peace office (the development wing of catholic diocese of Tombura-Yambio) to provide humanitarian response assistance to affected people by engaging on preparedness activities. The project is also thought to build on existing project already being implemented in the diocese to provide additional strength in order to be able to respond to the anticipated emergency situations in the country, including any scenarios that develop during the build up to the referendum and the aftermath of the Referenda and any other natural or man made disasters. The overall Objective is; To strengthen the capacity of the peace & development office of diocese of Tombura-Yambio in preparedness to respond to humanitarian crisis that continued to affect the diocese. This intervention will focus on policy formulation, trainings, and provision of communication equipment. The expected results are; 3 policy documents will be produced one each in project implementation and administration, humanitarian intervention and procurement- logistic &warehousing. 2 Radio HF codan installed and operational to support communication in 2 selected parishes. The direct beneficiaries of the project will be the staff of development & peace office of catholic diocese of Tombura-Yambio and those selected to attend consultative training workshop during formulation of the planned policy guidelines. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Catholic Organization for Development & PeaceCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk15910.371817158.9743CAFOD General Funds-1248.6025CAFOD General Funds13846.1500Catholic Organization for Development & Peace280.6700Catholic Organization for Development & Peace1604.6700Catholic Organization for Development & Peace167.9500Catholic Organization for Development & Peace10.9200Catholic Organization for Development & PeaceGB-CHC-285776-SUD291CAFODThis is a five year programme of which 3 years has been approved to be implemented towards achieving of the outcomes as stipulated in CAFOD Sudan 3 year programme matrix in the Country strategic paper linked to Programme Framework - SUD-10-01. This component of the programme to be implemented by CAFOD country office on behalf of the partners (Sudan aid Juba, Peace and Development office of the Catholic diocese of Tambura/Yambio and Catholic Development Office of Kosti pastoral region) aims at enhancing technical support and coordination of specific capacity building activities as well as support initiatives from within the regional & headquarter offices and with third partner service providers. This specific aspect of the programme also aims at ensuring promotion of inter partner learning and experience sharing opportunities for effective delivery of the programme to benefit approximately 7,970 households living in 11 Counties located in the states of Upper Nile, Central Equatoria and Western Equatoria. The programme shall target both returnees and host communities with special focus on the vulnerable women and people living with HIV& AIDS.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)SudanaidCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk34000.000020255.230034000.0000CAFOD General Funds25000.0000CAFOD General Funds-4744.7700CAFOD General Funds3030.3000Sudanaid3049.0000Sudanaid341.0000Sudanaid148.9400Sudanaid231.9000Sudanaid314.8800Sudanaid81.1700Sudanaid12000.0000Sudanaid103.6000Sudanaid142.4600Sudanaid131.9400Sudanaid1268.7200Sudanaid12267.7500Sudanaid1760.4900Sudanaid-983.6200Sudanaid111.4700Sudanaid38.0900Sudanaid64.7800Sudanaid1142.1100Sudanaid296.7700Sudanaid2483.4400Sudanaid1394.4200Sudanaid169.6900Sudanaid1827.8600Sudanaid823.9300Sudanaid1420.1500Sudanaid128.3300Sudanaid91.7100Sudanaid9967.1100Sudanaid319.1200Sudanaid87.7200SudanaidGB-CHC-285776-SUD292CAFODThe Sudan Catholic Bishops Conference hold annual or bi-annual Plenary Assemblies. The 2011 Plenary discuss the consequences for the Church of South Sudan's secession from 9th July 2011. CAFOD has been requested to support the cost of flights for participating Bishops. The events should provide clarity on the future structure of the Bishops Conference, including the national Caritas (Sudanaid) and Justice and Peace Commission.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Sudan Catholic Bishops ConferenceCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk4000.000014000.000020000.00006956.49004000.0000CAFOD General Funds4000.0000CAFOD General Funds10000.0000CAFOD General Funds20000.0000CAFOD General Funds6956.4900CAFOD General Funds4000.0000Sudan Catholic Bishops Conference3680.4100Sudan Catholic Bishops Conference319.5900Sudan Catholic Bishops Conference775.0000Sudan Catholic Bishops Conference1502.0700Sudan Catholic Bishops Conference2751.3200Sudan Catholic Bishops Conference3742.2000Sudan Catholic Bishops Conference676.5100Sudan Catholic Bishops Conference552.9000Sudan Catholic Bishops Conference8547.0100Sudan Catholic Bishops Conference335.5300Sudan Catholic Bishops Conference532.0900Sudan Catholic Bishops Conference1787.7500Sudan Catholic Bishops Conference8130.0800Sudan Catholic Bishops Conference-8130.0800Sudan Catholic Bishops Conference8797.6200Sudan Catholic Bishops Conference489.1800Sudan Catholic Bishops Conference-21.8000Sudan Catholic Bishops Conference603.9200Sudan Catholic Bishops Conference236.1600Sudan Catholic Bishops Conference5649.0300Sudan Catholic Bishops ConferenceGB-CHC-285776-SUD293CAFODThe Catholic Diocese of Tombura Yambio Development and Peace Office (diocesan Caritas) suffers from a serious shortage of office space with staff scattered across diocesan buildings. This undermines internal communications, constrains the development of an organisational identity and creates a very difficult working environment (this affects 3 CAFOD staff who are based with the diocese). The DPO will build an office for 40 staff at the "CRS Compound" which has recently been returned to diocesan ownership. Various Caritas Member Organisations will contribute to construction costs.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Catholic Organization for Development & PeaceCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk15000.000015000.0000CAFOD General Funds15000.0000Catholic Organization for Development & PeaceGB-CHC-285776-SUD297CAFODThe aim of the project will be twofold: responding to the needs of the vulnerable population in the 7 diocese within South Sudan and capacity building of the local and national partners (the diocesan development offices & Sudan aid respectively). The activities will deal with the emergency needs and improving access to basic services targeting vulnerable communities and households in all areas of operations; The activities to implemented are; • Emergency preparedness and response • Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Promotion • Shelter and Non-Food Items • Food Security • Health • Capacity building • Education • Peace building The project will also provide tailor-made trainings to National and Diocesan Sudan Aid Offices that will improve their organizational and program delivery capacities (i.e. community based disaster risk reduction, MQ trainings). In addition, Sudan Aid Offices will be actively involved in the program delivery alongside CARITAS member organizations, which will enable the Sudan Aid office to putt newly acquired skills into practice. The project will put emphasis on local ownership and responsibility for the program design and delivery with local diocesan partners. From the previous appeal EA12/2010; it was noted that the scope of assistance has to be wider than just emergency response; the focus needs to be on implementing activities that will create a positive and lasting change in the lives of beneficiaries. The direct beneficiaries of the project will be the staff working in the 7 Dioceses in South Sudan, National Sudan aid staff based in South Sudan and Caritas coordination unit managing the appeal .Potentially up to 100,000 direct beneficiaries will be targeted in the 7 diocese beside in direct beneficiaries within the Communities in the targeted dioceses that will also benefit through participation in emergency preparedness, response, recovery & rehabilitation activities. The project will be managed by a Caritas Coordination Unit, and will involve staff from Sudan aid, the Dioceses, and participating CI agencies. CAFOD will participate in the programme steering committee alongside CRS and the national Sudanaid, and will “twin” with 2 dioceses to facilitate appeal activities at diocesan and community level: Yei and Tombura-Yambio. This contribution to the overall project will target the salaries for staff implementing activities in Yei and Juba diocese activities included are WASH, NFIs and food distribution and emergency preparedness and response training with emphasis in CMDRR. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Catholic Relief Services - SudanCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk301829.2681201219.5121CAFOD General Funds79268.2926CAFOD General Funds21341.4634CAFOD General Funds280487.8000Catholic Relief Services - Sudan21341.4600Catholic Relief Services - SudanGB-CHC-285776-SUD298CAFODThe aim of this project is to provide humanitarian food aid assistance to 11,000 severely food insecure resident identified in Mvolo, Mundri East, Mundri West Counties of western Equatoria and Lainya, Yei and Morobo Counties of central Equatoria and when need arises support displaced IDPs within jurisdiction of diocese of Yei. The project is also thought to build on the functionalization of Caritas Yei that has been redundant for couple years as a capacity enhancement measure in order to be able to respond to any emergency situations in the diocese as a result of manmade or natural disaster. A lot has started to be seen as tension builds up with the fast approach of declaration of dependence for South Sudan. The diocese in the last 5 months has been providing assistance to at least 21,428 conflict related IDPs in Mvolo and Mundri East area in the current Field level agreement with WFP additional 11,000 food insecure resident have been identified that needed support during this hunger period. The overall Objective is; To provide food relief assistance to 11,000 severely food insecure resident in the Counties of Mvolo, Mundri East, Mundri West, lainya, Yei and Morobo and be able to respond to any other humanitarian crisis that might affect the diocese. This intervention will focus on provision of food aid assistance to severely food insecure resident in Mvolo, Mundri east, Mundri West, lainya, Yei and Morobo & also respond to any IDPs/Returnee situation in the area under Yei diocese with WFP support. The expected results are; Caritas Yei is able to recruit 4 storekeepers, 6 distribution assistance and 2 field officers, Distribute a total of 267.30 metric tonnes of food in three months to 11,000 food insecure resident and continue to provide assistance to IDPs and returnees when need arises The direct beneficiaries of the project will be the 11,000 severely food insecure resident beneficiaries verified and registered by WFP in Mvolo, Lainya, Yei Morobo, Mundri West & Mundri East County. The 12 recruited and trained staff of Caritas Yei well motivated and able to take the task of food aid distribution timely and effectively to the targeted beneficiaries in the six Counties. Additionally returnees and IDPs will be assisted when need arises. The contribution from CAFOD to the overall project will cover salaries for the 12 staff, support office, vehicle and general administration running cost, training and field operation support as detailed in the budget. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of YeiCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk18335.000018335.0000CAFOD General Funds18005.6600Caritas Diocese of Yei329.3400Caritas Diocese of YeiGB-CHC-285776-SUD299CAFODThis 12 month proposed water, sanitation and hygiene project is part of a larger emergency response programme whereby CAFOD and its local partner Catholic Diocese of Tombura-Yambio (CDTY) deliver much needed food, non-food items, basic shelter, water and sanitation, education and emergency health services for households affected by the continuing LRA crisis in Western Equatoria State. The programme also provides support to strengthen the systems of the CDTY to ensure more sustainable organisational capacity for effective programmes delivery in future. The proposed intervention will build on the existing emergency programme run by CAFOD and CDTY which was supported through the Caritas Internationalis Appeal EA30 2009 and received ECHO funding (ECHO/SDN/BUD/2009/01061) for the watsan component. The wider emergency response programme has already received funding support from the Caritas Network, Spanish Government, UNCIEF and WFP.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Catholic Organization for Development & PeaceCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk134848.0603258620.6896CAFOD General Funds-123772.6293CAFOD General Funds23681.8900Catholic Organization for Development & Peace84614.6000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace379.8600Catholic Organization for Development & Peace1.6000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace891.2600Catholic Organization for Development & Peace5553.7300Catholic Organization for Development & Peace267.8000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace7563.9400Catholic Organization for Development & Peace63.6900Catholic Organization for Development & Peace115.3200Catholic Organization for Development & Peace1002.6000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace2129.0200Catholic Organization for Development & Peace6039.0300Catholic Organization for Development & Peace1563.4100Catholic Organization for Development & Peace980.2900Catholic Organization for Development & PeaceGB-CHC-285776-SUD300CAFODThe 12 month programme will provide support to the Catholic Diocese of Tombura Yambio (CDTY) to provide assistance to those households affected by the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) violence in seven counties of Western Equatoria State, South Sudan. This programme will build on the former Emergency Programmes EA30 2009 and EA17 2010 but will make a significant shift towards early recovery, in recognition of the need for longer term solutions for protection. This will include increasing the emphasis on providing internally displaced persons (IDPs) with support to their livelihoods through farming and other income generating activities. Water, sanitation and hygiene and education activities are included to ensure IDPs and the host communities have access to adequate services and are able to cope with their demanding circumstances. The programme also includes maintenance of the capacity to respond to emergencies if and when further attacks do take place, through the provision of emergency food and non- food items (NFIs) to newly displaced households. Finally there will be a small advocacy and trauma healing aspect, providing affected communities with support as they move on with their lives. The overall goal of the intervention is to prevent excess mortality and morbidity among IDP, refugee and host communities whose lives have been directly affected by the campaign of terrorising attacks waged by the LRA rebel forces in Western Equatoria State, South Sudan. Specific Objective: To meet the emergency and early recovery needs of those displaced by LRA attacks in Western Equatoria through food, NFI and shelter assistance, education and access to basic health care and use of water and sanitation facilities. Result One: Newly LRA displaced households and those returning to their original homes have sufficient food and basic goods to ensure their dignity, safety and well-being. Result Two: The early recovery needs (livelihoods, education and health) of households who have been displaced over the past three years are addressed. Result Three: Conflict affected people have improved access to safe and sustainably managed water facilities and improved awareness on public health and effective hygiene practices. Result Four: The Development and Peace Office in CDTY have strengthened systems to effectively manage existing and future humanitarian and development programmes. Result Five: Advocacy at the community, state, national and international level addresses critical issues for the LRA affected IDP population in Western Equatoria State. The programme will target approximately 25,000 conflict affected people in the following 7counties and 10 payams: County Payam Yambio Yambio Town Nzara Nzara Maridi Maridi Ibba Ibba central Ezo Naandi, Andari and Bagidi Nagero Namutina Tombura Tombura town centre & Source Yubu The ten payams selected in the 7 Counties for targeting were identified on the basis of their isolation, vulnerability and lack of availability and access to assistance from other agencies operating in the area. Please see the map below which shows the counties that the programme will target. 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The activities will deal with the emergency needs and improving access to basic services targeting vulnerable communities and households in all areas of operations; The activities to implemented are; • Emergency preparedness and response • Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Promotion • Shelter and Non-Food Items • Food Security ( Food aid distribution) • Capacity building(CMDRR) The project will put emphasis on local ownership and responsibility for the program delivery with local diocesan partners. From the previous appeal EA12/2010; it was noted that the scope of assistance has to be wider than just emergency response; the focus needs to be on implementing activities that will create a positive and lasting change in the lives of beneficiaries. The direct beneficiaries of the project will be the staff working in the 2 Dioceses in South Sudan (Caritas Yei and Juba) and CAFOD personnel coordinating and managing the appeal .Potentially up to 15,000 direct beneficiaries will be targeted in the 2 diocese beside in direct beneficiaries within the Communities in the targeted dioceses that will also benefit through participation in emergency preparedness, response, recovery & rehabilitation activities. The project will be managed by Caritas Yei, Juba and CAFOD. CAFOD will participate in the programme steering committee alongside CRS and Caritas South Sudan, and will “twin” with 3 dioceses to facilitate appeal activities at diocesan and community level: Yei Juba and Tombura-Yambio. This contribution to the overall project will target the salaries for staff implementing activities in Yei and Juba diocese activities included are WASH, NFIs and food distribution and emergency preparedness and response training with emphasis in CMDRR. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of YeiCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk124093.9484190940.2258CAFOD General Funds-66846.2774CAFOD General Funds25274.9500Caritas Diocese of Yei9485.7300Caritas Diocese of Yei46246.6300Caritas Diocese of Yei8408.7500Caritas Diocese of Yei1567.6700Caritas Diocese of Yei3646.8700Caritas Diocese of Yei1470.4000Caritas Diocese of Yei2696.3100Caritas Diocese of Yei17215.9800Caritas Diocese of Yei386.6800Caritas Diocese of Yei4671.1100Caritas Diocese of Yei3022.8700Caritas Diocese of YeiGB-CHC-285776-SUD304CAFODThis project aims to improve the livelihood status of some of the most vulnerable people living in the targeted communities in Yei Diocese, South Sudan. The long term aim is to provide the beneficiaries (both returnees and those affected by drought) with the inputs and skills to increase their food security, and lift themselves out of poverty. At the end of the 22 month project it is envisioned that the project will address the food security needs of the most vulnerable in the targeted communities. 1000 households will demonstrate a significant improvement in their food security. This will be measured by conducting a baseline survey within the first month of the project, using indicators that will then be monitored throughout the duration of the project. There will also be an additional 200 households that will receive support in other livelihood approaches such as fishing. The project will also address some of the water, sanitation and hygiene needs of the 1000 households in the targeted communities. This will in turn contribute to an overall improvement of their health and wellbeing by the end of the project. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Diocese of YeiCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk75000.0000261908.785793884.850079409.790075000.0000CAFOD General Funds193368.3095CAFOD General Funds-24909.9603CAFOD General Funds93450.4365CAFOD General Funds10000.0000CAFOD General Funds-7110.1500CAFOD General Funds90995.0000CAFOD General Funds76610.0000CAFOD General Funds2799.7900CAFOD General Funds6687.9000Caritas Diocese of Yei80.2500Caritas Diocese of Yei44796.3800Caritas Diocese of Yei122.5100Caritas Diocese of Yei18382.7900Caritas Diocese of Yei155.7500Caritas Diocese of Yei1699.8100Caritas Diocese of Yei72.3700Caritas Diocese of Yei391.7500Caritas Diocese of Yei2610.4900Caritas Diocese of Yei20873.1800Caritas Diocese of Yei3708.6500Caritas Diocese of Yei49.6200Caritas Diocese of Yei3711.3400Caritas Diocese of Yei24180.0000Caritas Diocese of Yei20915.0300Caritas Diocese of Yei29106.3500Caritas Diocese of Yei5179.3300Caritas Diocese of Yei6460.3300Caritas Diocese of Yei14919.1700Caritas Diocese of Yei60303.6000Caritas Diocese of Yei9615.8700Caritas Diocese of Yei62886.3200Caritas Diocese of Yei-6149.0700Caritas Diocese of Yei1791.3100Caritas Diocese of Yei325.5300Caritas Diocese of Yei83.7000Caritas Diocese of Yei6.4900Caritas Diocese of Yei387.6300Caritas Diocese of Yei4.2600Caritas Diocese of Yei6440.0000Caritas Diocese of Yei49662.5000Caritas Diocese of Yei35183.4300Caritas Diocese of Yei6149.0700Caritas Diocese of Yei40857.5200Caritas Diocese of Yei35752.4800Caritas Diocese of Yei2799.7900Caritas Diocese of YeiGB-CHC-285776-SUD306CAFODThis is a 6 month internal project co-funded by CAFOD and Caritas Australia to be implemented by CAFOD through 3rd party service provider specialising in using sports/games to raise awareness on specific social issues affecting comunities, with focus on HIV&AIDS in this particular case. The project is planned as part of the centenary celebrations of the diocese of Tombura/Yambio, HIV&AIDS has been one of the key topics of discusions during the various church centenary activities and the project is aimed at contributing to the overall 3 year programme using a different methodology to enhance awareness among the communities and church structures at parish and diocesan levels in responding to the fight against HIV&AIDS with the aim of increasing personal and community risk perceptions to reduce and prevent new HIV infections as well as re-infections most especially among the most at risk populations (i.e. youths, teenagers, women, etc). The project targets all the 13 parishes in the diocese of Tombura-Yambio. The project will massively contribute to realising the 3 year overall targeted 25,000+ beneficiaries in the wider programme. The project major components focus on prevention through use of sports awareness campaign initiatives, advocacy, and capacity building of the local structures in diversified use of awareness strategies.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Catholic Organization for Development & PeaceCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk100269.526057142.8571CAFOD General Funds48701.2987CAFOD General Funds-5574.6298CAFOD General Funds9886.3600Catholic Organization for Development & Peace11698.0200Catholic Organization for Development & Peace23233.8600Catholic Organization for Development & Peace97.7000Catholic Organization for Development & Peace9414.2600Catholic Organization for Development & Peace11269.6900Catholic Organization for Development & Peace12.4200Catholic Organization for Development & Peace33658.9600Catholic Organization for Development & Peace998.2500Catholic Organization for Development & Peace