South Sudan

  • Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan
  • From: 01/01/2024 to: 31/12/2024
  • Published: 28/11/2023
  • Coordinated by: OCHA

Logistics

Financials
Presence
  • Requirements ($)
    $79.5 million
  • Funding ($)
    $37.8 million
  • % Funded
    47.6%

Cluster Objectives

1

Provide logistics coordination, information management, preparedness and technical advisory services to the humanitarian community.

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Contributes to
  • check_circleSpecific Objective 3.2
Indicator Unit Target Measure Progress
User satisfaction rate of annual performance survey for Logistics Cluster and UNHAS
Percentage
90%
No data
Number of information products shared with the humanitarian community.
Numbers
100
72
functions
Number of humanitarian staff benefitting from logistics capacity building services
Numbers
320
49
functions
Number of organizations utilizing logistics and coordination services
Humanitarian Actors
300
336
functions
Number of cluster coordination meetings conducted
Numbers
25
9
functions

2

Enhanced access to beneficiaries and project implementation sites through safe, effective and efficient passenger air service.

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Contributes to
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  • check_circleSpecific Objective 3.2
  • check_circleSpecific Objective 2.3
  • check_circleSpecific Objective 1.2
Indicator Unit Target Measure Progress
Number of passengers transported
People
74,000
31,667
functions
Percentage of evacuations (medical and security) performed against request
Percentage
100%
No data
Amount of light humanitarian cargo transported by UNHAS
Metric tons
1,080
475
functions

3

Achieve logistics and cost efficiencies through the expansion of road and river transport modalities and a decreased reliance on air operations.

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Contributes to
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  • check_circleSpecific Objective 3.2
  • check_circleSpecific Objective 2.3
  • check_circleSpecific Objective 1.2
Indicator Unit Target Measure Progress
Amount of kilometers of river routes and canals cleared/dredged
Kilometers
115
No data
Number of inter-agency road convoys facilitated
Numbers
55
No data
Amount of kilometers of dyke rehabilitated
Kilometers
30
51
functions
Percentage of humanitarian relief cargo moved by river and road versus by air
Percentage
50%
No data
Amount of common storage space made available to the humanitarian community.
Metric tons
19,000
No data
Amount of kilometers of main supply routes rehabilitated.
Kilometers
309
263
functions
Quantity of cargo transported through coordinated road convoys
Metric tons
18,500
No data
Quantity (mt) of humanitarian cargo moved through Logistics Cluster common services
Metric tons
5,500
1,647
functions
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Logistics
https://humanitarianaction.info/plan/1157/ge/7252


Cluster member organizations

26-Mar-2025


Cluster member organizations

Organization Projects Clusters Requirements ($)
International Organization for Migration
1
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$2.3 million
World Food Programme
3
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$77.2 million
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Juba, South Sudan, Logistics Operation

3.6 Logistics

South Sudan poses complex humanitarian challenges due to its poor infrastructure, seasonal hazards, ongoing insecurity, demographic constraints, and limited aviation services. Inadequate and poor road networks create a significant logistical hurdle for affected populations seeking life-saving assistance and humanitarian organizations delivering assistance. The aviation sector remains under developed, with insufficient investment in infrastructure and capacity and a history of poor safety records among commercial carriers. Humanitarian needs are widespread across the country, and access barriers lead to delays in delivering essential relief supplies to hard-to-reach areas, resulting in increased costs.
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