Sudan

CO1

Address immediate and acute protection risks and needs of vulnerable IDPs, IDP returnees and vulnerable crisis-affected host communities by providing equitable and timely lifesaving services

CO2

Strengthen the protection environment through robust protection monitoring and analysis, identification of protection risks, human rights violations, gaps in available service provision and advocacy

CO3

Strengthen community-based protection mechanisms to address protection needs, enhance preparedness and early warning capacities and prevent or mitigate protection risks.

CO5

GBV1: Provide life- saving specialized quality GBV services, including CMR, case management and psychosocial support, and reinforce referral pathways. (with a focus on women and girls with disabilities and adolescent girls)

CO7

GBV2: Promote GBV risk mitigation into all aspects of the humanitarian response.

CO8

MA: 1. Expand the delivery of technical advice on explosive hazards to enable humanitarian actors’ mobility in areas affected by conflict and safe access to target populations in need of humanitarian assistance.

CO9

MA: 2. Deliver life-saving, age- and gender-tailored Explosive Ordnance Risk Education (EROE) to vulnerable populations including IDPs at risk of explosive hazards.

CO10

MA: 3. Survey and clear areas affected by conflict to enable safe population movements, safe delivery of humanitarian aid, and in support of future recovery efforts.

CO11

MA: 4. Provide a crucial platform through coordination to collect information and requests from humanitarian partners and support delivery of a principled, prioritized approach to humanitarian mine action operations.

CO12

CP2: Child protection risk factors are addressed and protective factors that bolster the well-being of children, families, and communities are promoted using primary and secondary prevention approaches.