Nutrition

People in need

4.3 million
People targeted

2.8 million
People reached

1.2 million
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People reached %

43.1%
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Requirements ($)

$198.4 million
Funding ($)

$103.7 million
% Funded

52.2%

Organizations

49

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Projects

49

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Cluster Objectives

CO1

To increase equitable access and utilization of quality lifesaving nutrition services to prevent malnutrition and build resilience among children, adolescents, and women in prioritized locations by the end of 2025

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Contributes to

Specific Objective
- 1.1
Strategic Objective
- 1

Indicator	Unit	Target	Measure
Number of pregnant women who received MIYCN counselling services.	Women/Girls	433,551	No data
Number of 6-23 months girls and boys provided with BSFP	Children	650,327	No data
Number of pregnant and breastfeeding women and girls (PBWGs) and caregivers trained on Family MUAC to screen children for acute malnutrition	People	296,768	No data
Number of adolescent girls provided with iron folic supplementation	People	925,631	No data
Number of pregnant and breastfeeding women and girls (PBWGs) receiving cash assistance	People	14,922	No data
Number of Community Nutrition Volunteers (CNVs)/Booma Health Workers (BHWs) trained on MIYCN/prevention of malnutrition	People	24,464	No data
Number of children aged 6-59 month who received an age-appropriate dose of vitamin A in round 1 and 2.	Children	2,059,367	No data
Number of Pregnant and Breastfeeding Women and Girls (PBWG) provided with BSFP	Women/Girls	867,102	No data
Number of primary caregivers of children aged 0-23 months who received Maternal, Infant and Young Child Nutrition (MIYCN) Counselling.	Women/Girls	867,102	No data
Number of mother to mother support groups established	Groups	122,734	No data
Number of health workers trained on MIYCN/Prevention of malnutrition	People	4,927	No data
Number of children 12-59 months who received albendazole tablets in round 1 &2	Children	1,842,592	No data

CO2

To increase equitable access and utilization of quality lifesaving nutrition services for early detection and treatment of wasting for girls and boys under five years of age and PBW in prioritized locations by the end of 2025

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Contributes to

Specific Objectives
- 1.2
- 2.4
Strategic Objectives
- 1
- 2

Indicator	Unit	Target	Measure
Number of girls and boys aged under five years with SAM who were admitted for treatment	Children	453,795	No data
Number of PBW with acute malnutrition who were admitted for treatment	Women/Girls	628,521	No data
Number of boys and girls aged 6-59 months with MAM who were admitted for treatment	Children	846,852	No data
Number of children aged 6-59 months screened for acute malnutrition	People	1,300,646	No data
Number of PBW who were screened for acute malnutrition	People	897,888	No data

CO3

To enhance nutrition situation and program monitoring, analysis, and utilization of nutrition information by the end of 2025

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Contributes to

Specific Objectives
- 1.1
- 1.2
Strategic Objective
- 1

Indicator	Unit	Target	Measure
Number of monthly sitreps produced and shared with all stakeholders.	Numbers	12	No data
Number of NIS and 5Ws monthly reports compiled and shared with partners timely	Numbers	24	No data
Number of monthly dashboards produced and shared with partners and donors.	People	12	No data

CO4

To strengthen coordination & integrated programming with health, WASH, FSL, Education and Protection sectors for equitable access to services that address key drivers of malnutrition among vulnerable children and women in prioritized locations by the end of 2025

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Contributes to

Specific Objectives
- 1.1
- 1.2
- 1.3
- 2.1
- 2.4
Strategic Objectives
- 1
- 2

Indicator	Unit	Target	Measure
Number of children under 5 years admitted with severe acute malnutrition receiving WASH kits	People	453,795	No data
Number of frontline nutrition staff trained on GBV basics, including how to respond to GBV disclosures safely and appropriately.	Individuals	1,655	No data
Number of Boma Health Workers trained on identification of danger signs in Children according to the national IMCI guidelines.	People	2,440	No data
Percentage of sites where information is available on the management of diarrhea	Percentage	90%	No data
Number of BHWS trained on identification of danger signs in Children according to the national IMCI guidelines.	People	157	No data
Percentage of nutrition sites with kitchen gardens for demonstration.	Percentage	89%	No data
Number of nutrition staff trained on IMNCI (Integrated Management of Child Illness) – standalone facilities	Numbers	11,973	No data
Percentage Nutrition sites with minimal WASH services	Percentage	90%	No data
Number of health and nutrition workers who have received in-service training once in a year	People	29,391	No data
Percentage of nutrition sites integrating with Early Childhood Development (ECD) program	Percentage	78%	No data
Percentage of nutrition sites with Gender Based Violence (GBV) safety audits conducted at least once a year.	Percentage	73%	No data
Percentage of Nutrition Sites integrated in Health Facilities	Percentage	90%	No data

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Population data by location for the cluster

09-Mar-2026

Population data by location for the cluster

Cluster member organizations

09-Mar-2026

Cluster member organizations

Organization	Projects	Requirements ($)
Action Against Hunger - USA	1 view_list	$3.3 million
Action for Development	1 view_list	$333 thousand
Alight	1 view_list	$2.8 million
Alliance for Action Aid	1 view_list	$295 thousand
Andre Foods South Sudan	1 view_list	$395 thousand
Bringing Inclusive Development South Sudan	1 view_list	$0.5 million
CARE International	1 view_list	$1.3 million
Charity and Empowerment Foundation	1 view_list	$1 million
Child Relief and Support Fund	1 view_list	$295 thousand
Christian Mission Aid	1 view_list	$3 million
Christian Mission for Development	1 view_list	$0.6 million
Community Action Organization	1 view_list	$451 thousand
Community Health and Development Organization	1 view_list	$205 thousand
Community Networking Group	1 view_list	$0.6 million
Community Resilience and Emergency Support Aid	1 view_list	$205 thousand
Concern Worldwide	1 view_list	$2.7 million
Food Against Hunger	1 view_list	$1 million
For Afrika to Thrive	1 view_list	$0.7 million
GOAL	1 view_list	$1.1 million
Health Link South Sudan	1 view_list	$3.7 million
Healthcare Foundation Organization	1 view_list	$1.7 million
Help - Hilfe zur Selbsthilfe e.V.	1 view_list	$107 thousand
Hope Foundation for Development	1 view_list	$205 thousand
Impact Health Organization	1 view_list	$4 million
Intercede for Development Initiatives	1 view_list	$462 thousand
International Medical Corps UK	1 view_list	$4.8 million
International Organization for Migration	1 view_list	$2 million
International Rescue Committee	1 view_list	$4.1 million
Islamic Relief Worldwide	1 view_list	$350 thousand
MEDAIR	1 view_list	$3 million
Medicair - South Sudan	1 view_list	$205 thousand
Mission Trust Aid	1 view_list	$2.4 million
Nile Hope	1 view_list	$0.9 million
People's Initiative Development Organization	1 view_list	$205 thousand
Plan International	1 view_list	$0.8 million
Reach Africa Organization	1 view_list	$300 thousand
Relief International	1 view_list	$2.8 million
Samaritan's Purse	1 view_list	$0.8 million
Save the Children	1 view_list	$2.5 million
South Sudan Grassroot Initiative for Development	1 view_list	$205 thousand
South Sudan Health Association	1 view_list	$0.6 million
Tearfund	1 view_list	$1.4 million
United Nations Children's Fund	1 view_list	$73.5 million
Universal Intervention and Development Organization	1 view_list	$205 thousand
Women Agency for Resilience and Transformation	1 view_list	$250 thousand
World Food Programme	1 view_list	$53.9 million
World Health Organization	1 view_list	$5.2 million
World Relief	1 view_list	$4.7 million
World Vision International	1 view_list	$2.3 million