The South Sudan Integrated Food Security and Livelihood Project, which is funded by the Australian Government - Department for Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) through the Australia NGO Cooperative Programme (ANCP) funding
More than 11 million people are in need of humanitarian assistance in South Sudan. Conflict and persistent food insecurity has threatened the livelihoods of families. There have been projections of extreme food insecurity
More than 565,000 people were reached in May 2018 through World Vision's response to conflict and food insecurity throughout South Sudan. The response team reached:
A total of 461,840 people in South Sudan were reached through World Vision's response to the refugee crisis in April 2018.
KEY ACHIEVEMENTS:
With funding from the Government of Canada, in April 2015, a consortium of three international non-governmental organizations (CARE, Oxfam and World Vision) started the three-year Fortifying Equality and Economic Diversity
A total of 480,869 people in South Sudan were reached with life-saving humanitarian assistance in March 2018.
Still, the response is ongoing.
World Vision is concerned that:
More than 7 million people in South Sudan do not have enough to eat, due to conflict, inflation and other causes.
World Vision is responding. In February 2018, the humanitarian response team provided:
The Dutch Relief Alliance took action to strengthen the resilience of displaced people in Upper Nile state from 2015 to 2017.
The Dutch Relief Alliance funded a World Vision emergency livelihood programme that responded to
More than 7 million people in South Sudan are continuing to grapple with a hunger crisis due to conflict and economic inflation.
In response, in January 2018, World Vision has provided:
World Vision is responding to a hunger crisis affecting half of South Sudan's population. The situation is concerning:
More than 2 million people have been reached since World Vision's teams started responding to the hunger crisis in South Sudan.
Still, there's more work to do. World Vision continues to be concerned that:
More than 700,000 people have been reached since World Vision's teams started responding to the hunger crisis in South Sudan.
Still, there's more work to do. World Vision continues to be concerned that:
More than 1 million people have been reached since World Vision's teams started responding to the hunger crisis in South Sudan.
Still, there's more work to do. World Vision continues to be concerned that:
In 2017, World Vision's response to the South Sudan Hunger Crisis has reached 1.15 Million people.
We have provided:
World Vision continues to repond to a hunger crisis in South Sudan. Key concerns continue to be:
World Vision's response team in South Sudan reached more than 500,000 people with food assistance during the last three weeks.
Our response continues. We continue to highlight:
Key highlights on World Vision's response to the hunger crisis, as of end of July 2017:
Evolving security situation: Currently there are 2 million people internally displaced and 1.9 million are seeking refuge in other
Key messages:
Deteriorating security situation: Currently there are 2 million individuals internally displaced and 1.9 million are seeking refuge in other countries (3.9 million in total). World Vision asks that all
Children waiting to receive emergency nutrition treatment after recent violence in Juba
Executive Summary- click link above to download
2015 was a big year for South Sudan, one of continued loss and mourning but also of resilience and hope. A resurgence of violence in Upper Nile in early 2015 and insecurity in Jonglei and Unity had devastating consequences
For some time aid agencies and donors have recognised the benefits of utilising markets to deliver food assistance. And for almost as long, cash-based programming has been effective in doing this by improving people’s ability
Violent conflict almost always results in increased levels of malnutrion, especially among children. Yet confict also poses challenges in addressing malutrition. This ccase study looks at how the World Vision South Sudan
South Sudan remains trapped in a humanitarian crisis a year after the outbreak of anned conflict. The country is facing a complex humanitarian emergency with nearly two million people displaced. The displaced, many of whom
