Camp Coordination and Camp Management cluster logical framework
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Strategic Objectives3Strategic Objectives
- Strategic Objective
Vulnerable crises-affected people have reduced morbidity and mortality through equitable, safe, and dignified access to life-saving assistance to meet their needs. - Strategic Objective
Vulnerable crises-affected people’s protection risks are mitigated as humanitarians uphold a commitment to the centrality of protection in humanitarian action informed by communities’ priorities. - Strategic Objective
Vulnerable people’s capacity to withstand the impact of shock is increased, and nexus opportunities are optimized.
- Strategic Objective
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Specific Objectives9Specific Objectives
- Specific Objective
Crises-affected women, men, girls, boys, people with disabilities and the elderly have safe access to quality gender-responsive and inclusive life-saving services. - Specific Objective
Prevalence of global acute malnutrition reduced among boys and girls under the age of 5 years, pregnant and lactating women in prioritized counties. - Specific Objective
Women, men, girls and boys, people with disabilities and the elderly are protected from life-threatening risks of abuse, neglect, violence, exploitation and injury, as well as have access to specialized life-saving services. - Specific Objective
The living and protection conditions of highly vulnerable IDPs, returnees and host communities are improved through equitable and safe access to assistance and protection. - Specific Objective
Specialized protection and multi-sectoral services that are sensitive to gender, age and disability are provided to vulnerable groups, including survivors of gender-based violence, neglect, and sexual exploitation and abuse. - Specific Objective
Conflict- and gender-sensitive access to safe housing, land, and property (HLP) is realized for women, men, girls, and boys, including sufficient security of tenure to enhance access to essential HLP services and livelihoods, including access to dispute resolution mechanisms. - Specific Objective
Crises-affected people are consulted and engaged throughout the response, and their inputs are considered in decision-making by humanitarians promoting collective action on accountability to affected population. - Specific Objective
The resilience of affected communities is increased through working with local actors (Government, NNGOs, CSOs, Faith based groups) and their capacity is supported to withstand community challenges after the emergency phase. - Specific Objective
Synergies are created between humanitarian, peace, and development actors contributing to addressing root causes of vulnerability.
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Cluster Objectives40Cluster Objectives
- Cluster Objective
Provide lifesaving multi-purpose cash transfer to vulnerable households to meet their urgent basic needs - Cluster Objective
Refugee Response in South Sudan - Cluster Objective
Ensure provision of timely and adequate access to safe and dignified emergency shelter and lifesaving NFIs to newly displaced people or populations with new vulnerabilities. - Cluster Objective
Provide food assistance to prevent famine and improve food consumption, dietary diversity and coping strategies for vulnerable populations (in IPC 4 and 5) - Cluster Objective
Emergency-affected children and youth have access to safe, protective, inclusive education services that are appropriate to their age, learning level and need. - Cluster Objective
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 - Cluster Objective
Improve equitable access to life-saving essential comprehensive quality health care services including maternal, child and adolescent health, sexual and reproductive health, treatment common illnesses, disability, MHPSS and GBV health services to crisis affected populations - Cluster Objective
Ensure mobile or static provision of critical protection assistance and services, including specialized response services, tailored to the specific needs, considering age, gender, and disability. presence/missions to field and deep field locations. - Cluster Objective
Strengthen coordination including joint and complementary needs analysis to inform response - Cluster Objective
Safe and dignified access to services at site or area level - Cluster Objective
Contribute to reducing WASH- related morbidity and mortality in priority counties through WASH integrated programming with Nutrition - Cluster Objective
Provide logistics coordination, information management, preparedness and technical advisory services to the humanitarian community. - Cluster Objective
Reduce excess morbidity and mortality by timely detection and coordinated response to epidemic prone diseases - Cluster Objective
Ensuring that human rights are upheld and promoted for the persons of concern by strengthening coordination, advancing centrality of protection among humanitarian actors to reduce protection risks, and addressing coordination gaps/issues through close dialogue with partners and effective protection monitoring to inform programming, advocacy, and response. - Cluster Objective
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 - Cluster Objective
Provide timely and flexible cash transfer to vulnerable affected individuals and households, ensuring that assistance is responsive to their immediate needs and priorities. - Cluster Objective
Provide access to basic WASH services in emergencies and/or WSC 4 and 5 counties. - Cluster Objective
Children and youth are provided with quality teaching and learning services that support retention and progress through the education cycle. - Cluster Objective
Improve the living conditions of highly vulnerable protracted IDPs, returnees, and the host communities who are unable to meet their SNFI needs. - Cluster Objective
Ensure and facilitate access to two-way communication pathways for displaced population living in sites. - Cluster Objective
Enhance and sustain emergency food production through complementary vegetable and crop livelihood inputs, fishing and livestock - Cluster Objective
Enhanced access to beneficiaries and project implementation sites through safe, effective and efficient passenger air service. - Cluster Objective
Enhanced strategic response planning to facilitate principled and well-coordinated humanitarian action. - Cluster Objective
Coordination and crisis management capacity is strengthened to promote efficient, accountable, and timely education in emergencies response. - Cluster Objective
Ensure timely monitoring of new displacement and return movements and related needs. - Cluster Objective
WASH specific activities for GBV mitigation - Cluster Objective
Enhance resilience and promote humanitarian-development linkages to strengthen health system recovery and coping mechanisms - Cluster Objective
To enhance nutrition situation and program monitoring, analysis, and utilization of nutrition information by the end of 2025 - Cluster Objective
Support the most vulnerable returnees, host communities and IDPs access adequate durable housing options. - Cluster Objective
Reduce dependency on food and agricultural inputs to support and strengthen households’ ability to absorb & adapt to shocks & contextual changes - Cluster Objective
Strengthen community self-organization and community cohesion. - Cluster Objective
Achieve logistics and cost efficiencies through the expansion of road and river transport modalities and a decreased reliance on air operations. - Cluster Objective
Promoting nexus to development and solutions as the transition between the delivery of emergency humanitarian assistance, systems building and the provision of long-term development assistance to meet peoples’ needs, mitigate risks and vulnerabilities, exacerbated by systemic and socially reinforced exclusion of women and girls and persons with disabilities. - Cluster Objective
Implement MPCA that empowers vulnerable individuals and households to enhance their capacity to withstand shocks and crisis. - Cluster Objective
Support integrated approaches to develop exit strategies, resilience, and durable solutions for displaced population in sites - Cluster Objective
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 - Cluster Objective
Enhance programme quality through strengthened Accountability to Affected People. - Cluster Objective
Support recovery and resilience building through interventions that build assets and capacities of affected population to recover from shocks and restore HLP rights, with particular attention to supporting durable solutions. - Cluster Objective
Community members exposure to environmental hazards is reduced through the construction of disaster- resistant structures and infrastructure. - Cluster Objective
Ensure safe and dignified movement of people impacted by the Sudan crisis.
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Response plan
HRP
South Sudan Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2025
Strategic Objectives
SO1
Vulnerable crises-affected people have reduced morbidity and mortality through equitable, safe, and dignified access to life-saving assistance to meet their needs.
SO2
Vulnerable crises-affected people’s protection risks are mitigated as humanitarians uphold a commitment to the centrality of protection in humanitarian action informed by communities’ priorities.
SO3
Vulnerable people’s capacity to withstand the impact of shock is increased, and nexus opportunities are optimized.
Specific Objectives
SP1.1
Crises-affected women, men, girls, boys, people with disabilities and the elderly have safe access to quality gender-responsive and inclusive life-saving services.
SP1.2
Prevalence of global acute malnutrition reduced among boys and girls under the age of 5 years, pregnant and lactating women in prioritized counties.
SP1.3
Women, men, girls and boys, people with disabilities and the elderly are protected from life-threatening risks of abuse, neglect, violence, exploitation and injury, as well as have access to specialized life-saving services.
SP2.1
The living and protection conditions of highly vulnerable IDPs, returnees and host communities are improved through equitable and safe access to assistance and protection.
SP2.2
Specialized protection and multi-sectoral services that are sensitive to gender, age and disability are provided to vulnerable groups, including survivors of gender-based violence, neglect, and sexual exploitation and abuse.
SP2.3
Conflict- and gender-sensitive access to safe housing, land, and property (HLP) is realized for women, men, girls, and boys, including sufficient security of tenure to enhance access to essential HLP services and livelihoods, including access to dispute resolution mechanisms.
SP2.4
Crises-affected people are consulted and engaged throughout the response, and their inputs are considered in decision-making by humanitarians promoting collective action on accountability to affected population.
SP3.1
The resilience of affected communities is increased through working with local actors (Government, NNGOs, CSOs, Faith based groups) and their capacity is supported to withstand community challenges after the emergency phase.
SP3.2
Synergies are created between humanitarian, peace, and development actors contributing to addressing root causes of vulnerability.