SHF 48 Hour response – 2023 - White Nile

insecurity is another factor that creates instability and leads large numbers of IDPs to move to safe states, particularly White Nile State. The critical needs are rapidly multiplying in GVB and CP issues and the need for urgent humanitarian assistance. In addition to that the IDPs within WNS exposed to grave sexual violence such as rape, harassment, and PSEA as well as women and children risks increased dramatically (e.g. child abuse, child neglect, separation from primary caregivers, harmful cultural practices including child labor and recruitment ), limited access to houses as well as lack of access to water, shelter, health services and cash to buy food, among the gap identified that has contributed significantly to an already bad situation With the current humanitarian gap that assessed. Besides that, no physical response is in place yet and an urgent lifesaving response is needed. The continuous fighting led to a total deterioration of the security situation and insighted violence deeply among the affected population in their daily life. NADA has implemented several SHF programs and has established a strong presence in all of the targeted states. NADA’s experience in protection programming and preposition of staff and expertise allows for the rapid start-up of project activities, access to monitor and report on issues and concerns as well as the provision of timely, better coordinated, and well-informed emergency response when necessary.