Shelter and Non-Food Items

People in need

3 million
People targeted

1.5 million
People reached

0.5 million
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People reached %

37.2%
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Requirements ($)

$35.3 million
Funding ($)

$21.8 million
Coverage

61.6%

Organizations

23

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Projects

24

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Cluster Objectives

Percentage of the targeted population able to access shelter material and non-food items in situations of emergency and transition -- New displacement

Contributes to

check_circleSpecific Objective 2.2

Indicator	Unit	Target	Result
# of people reached with in kind light emergency shelter	People	42,526	No data
# of people reached with in kind light NFI kits	People	71,200	No data
# of people reached with individual Shelter/NFI items	People	32,800	No data
# of people reached with in-kind standard emergency shelter	People	31,800	No data
# of people reached with in-kind standard lifesaving NFIs	People	61,100	No data
# of people reached with flood kits	People	526,400	No data
# of people reached with individual Shelter/NFI items	People	32,800	No data

Percentage of the targeted population able to access shelter material and non-food items in situations of emergency and transition -- Protracted displacements.

Contributes to

check_circleSpecific Objective 2.2

Indicator	Unit	Target	Result
# of Partners trained on CVA programming	Partners	30	No data
# of people reached with cash and voucher for essential emergency shelter upgrades	People	94,800	No data
# of people reached with essential emergency shelter upgrades	People	273,100	No data
# of people reached with cash and voucher for essential NFI replacements	People	56,700	No data
# of people reached with essential NFI replacements	People	153,150	No data
# of people reached with individuals Shelter/NFI items	People	54,200	No data

Enhance community dignity and engagement in the provision of S/NFI services.

Contributes to

check_circleSpecific Objective 3.4

Indicator	Unit	Target	Result
% of national and local organizations and community members involved in decision-making mechanisms	Percentage	70%	No data
% of affected population served with S/NFI items reporting that assistance is delivered in a safe, accessible, and participatory manner	Percentage	80%	No data
% of beneficiaries (disaggregated by age, sex and ability) who feel their opinions are taken into account in decision-making by humanitarians prior to the interventions	Percentage	60%	No data
% of beneficiaries who have access to safe, child and gender sensitive complaint, feedback and reporting channels in humanitarian response sites for reporting sensitive issues and concerns in aid delivery and misconduct by aid workers disaggregated by age, sex and diversity	Percentage	80%	No data
% of distributions followed with rapid monitoring	Percentage	80%	No data
# of partners trained on cluster response methodology	Percentage	30%	No data
% of beneficiaries (disaggregated by age, sex and ability) who report they have access to complaints and feedback mechanisms	Percentage	90%	No data
% of cases received in a Complaints Feedback Mechanism that have been “considered as resolved.”	Percentage	80%	No data

Community members’ exposure to environmental hazards is reduced through the construction of disaster-resistant structures.

Contributes to

check_circleSpecific Objective 3.2

Indicator	Unit	Target	Result
# of Partners trained on HLP (Due diligence, and access rights and challenges)	Partners	30	No data
# of people reached with in-kind shelter (reconstruction and rehabilitation)	People	14,400	No data
# of people supported with transitional shelters	People	5,400	No data
# of people reached with CVA for shelter (reconstruction and rehabilitation)	People	12,300	No data
# of Disaster Management Committees and Climate Change Adaptation Plans developed	Plans	40	No data
# of community members reached through awareness sessions on disaster risk reduction	People	25,000	No data

Population data by location for the cluster

14-Sep-2024

Population data by location for the cluster

People in need
People targeted
People reached (periodical)
People reached (cumulative)

Cluster member organizations

14-Sep-2024

Cluster member organizations

Organizations	Projects	Requirements ($)
ACT Alliance / Norwegian Church Aid	1 view_list	$400 thousand
Africa Development Aid	1 view_list	$450 thousand
Agency for Technical Cooperation and Development	1 view_list	$0.7 million
Care for Children and Old Age in South Sudan	1 view_list	$198 thousand
Coalition for Humanity South Sudan	1 view_list	$0.6 million
Community Initiative for Development Organization	1 view_list	$1 million
Concern Worldwide	1 view_list	$0.9 million
Danish Refugee Council	1 view_list	$0.8 million
Hope Restoration South Sudan	1 view_list	$1 million
Humanitarian and Development Consortium	1 view_list	$0.5 million
International Organization for Migration	2 view_list	$20.1 million
MEDAIR	1 view_list	$0.8 million
Norwegian Refugee Council	1 view_list	$2.2 million
Polish Humanitarian Action	1 view_list	$0.8 million
Reach Africa Organization	1 view_list	$150 thousand
Save a Life International	1 view_list	$56 thousand
Support for Peace and Education Development Program	1 view_list	$300 thousand
Titi Foundation	1 view_list	$285 thousand
Touch Africa Development Organization	1 view_list	$401 thousand
Trust Guarantee Community Development Aid	1 view_list	$354 thousand
United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees	1 view_list	$3 million
World Vision International	1 view_list	$1 million
Youth Empowerment and Development Aid	1 view_list	$300 thousand

South Sudan