electricsheepafrica/africa-hrp-projects-ssd

South Sudan: Response Plan projects

Publisher: OCHA Humanitarian Programme Cycle Tools (HPC Tools) · Source: HDX · License: cc-by-igo · Updated: 2026-03-30

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Abstract

Projects proposed, in progress, or completed as part of the annual South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plans (HRPs) or other Humanitarian Programme Cycle plans. The original data is available on https://hpc.tools

Important: some projects in South Sudan might be missing, and others might not apply specifically to South Sudan. See Caveats under the Additional information tab.

Each row in this dataset represents time-series observations. Temporal coverage is indicated by the startdate, enddate column(s). Geographic scope: SSD.

Curated into ML-ready Parquet format by Electric Sheep Africa.

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Dataset Characteristics

Domain	Humanitarian and development data
Unit of observation	Time-series observations
Rows (total)	424
Columns	14 (1 numeric, 11 categorical, 2 datetime)
Train split	339 rows
Test split	84 rows
Geographic scope	SSD
Publisher	OCHA Humanitarian Programme Cycle Tools (HPC Tools)
HDX last updated	2026-03-30

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Variables

Geographic — locations (SSD).

Temporal — startdate, enddate.

Identifier / Metadata — name (Improved access to WASH services for vulnerable populations in Leer, Pibor and any other locations experiencing crises across South Sudan, Strengthening CCCM Mobile Response in Displaced Sites and Camp-like Settings in Twic, and Nyirol counties of South Sudan., Contributing towards strengthening of accountability for Gender-Based Violence through integration of Prevention, Risk Mitigation interventions in multisector programs and effective referral in Fangak, Duk, Pibor, Aweil East, Aweil Center, Gogrial West, and Gogrial East Counties of Jonglie, Northern Bahr el Ghazel and Warrap States of South Sudan ), versioncode (HSSD24-CCM-205759-1, HSSD24-PRO-206027-1, HSSD24-PRO-205987-1), response_plan_code (HSSD24), esa_source (HDX), esa_processed.

Other — currentrequestedfunds (range 99930.0–475068488.0), objective (The project will ensure provision of timely, well-coordinated and integrated humanitarian intervention to 8500 IDPs to improve their well-being, their resilience and participation in decision-making processes. The delivery of CCCM activities in informal sites will be conducted through the deployment of mobile/roving teams. Narrative Hub, a women-led organization, is quite conversant with CCCM cluster strategy and methodology having been trained by the cluster from 2021 to 2023. NH has recently implemented and Emergency GBV project in Nyirol,( waat payam) while implementing a transitional justice project in Twic, and according to local assessment reports and observation, CCCM support is needed. A multi-sector approach between CCCM, GBV, ES/SNFI and protection will be prioritized at the sites where needs will be commonly identified by the CCCM in coordination with ES/NFI and protection and all activities will be integrated during the implementation period to achieve the cluster set objectives in locations where needs are very highly identified. Narrative Hub has both static and mobile presence in the location providing protection services and therefore, the intervention will include services like support to GBV survivors, psychosocial support and raising awareness sessions for men, women, boys and girls, as well as mitigation measures. This will be done in the form of training. It will respond to emergency needs by empowering community and strengthening the capacities of local actors to have access to both essentials camp management service. Through CCCM Cluster support, the project will contribute significantly to service delivery in hard-to-reach areas of Twic, and Nyirol counties, coordinating multi-sectorial assistance through organizing site level coordination meetings with community members from both displaced, returnees and host communities; conducting site maintenance and service mapping activities to support minimum living standard; and protection of people with special needs in coordination with actors; and strengthening community structure by training community members on CCCM and humanitarian response. Community engagement will be a priority to the project for purposes of accountability to the affected population (AAP) and strong complaint mechanisms will be established among others., ACRA (Agency for Child Relief Aid) proposes a 12 months provision of integrated GBV response and risk mitigation intervention to support vulnerable women and girls at risk of GBV in Upper Nile state (Baliet and Maiwut Counties) and Jonglei state (Akobo County). ACRA implementation strategies will contribute to Protection Cluster Objective 1. 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, 2. 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 and 3. 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. The project will target 5,527 beneficiaries disaggregated as: 3047 women, 1636 girls, 443 men and 401 boys reached. To achieve this, ACRA will conduct 56 GBV awareness sessions on GBV risk factors, mitigation measures, available response services and timely reporting through different methods such as house-to-house visit and campaigns. The project will ensure distribution of 1180 dignity kits to vulnerable 356 women and 824 girls as part of GBV risk mitigation. ACRA will establish and strengthen referral systems in the 3 targeted counties as well reaching 535 GBV survivors (54 boys, 160 girls, 58 men and 263 Women) with GBV response specialized services (GBV case management, referrals, Psychosocial support, legal aid, and WGFS programming). ACRA will build capacity of frontline service providers on GBV minimum standards as well as train 29 (15F, 14M) non GBV humanitarian actors on integration of GBV in their sectoral responses. To ensure empowerment and recovery, the project will provide individual and group Psychosocial Support services including reactional activities to 3200 individuals ( 289 boys, 980 girls, 278 men and 1653 women). ACRA will work with other GBV actors to strengthen GBV referral pathways and updating GBV standard operating procedures (SOPs) by conducting GBV service mapping in Baliet, Maiwut and Akobo. ACRA will implement primary GBV prevention interventions reaching 240 individuals (58 boys, 28 girls, 107 men and 47 women). The project will Provide socio-economic support to vulnerable women and girls including trainings on income generating activities like training on molding and use of Fuel Efficient Stoves to 171 women and 76 girls. 36 girls and 89 women will be supported through cash and Voucher assistance. 11 community-based protection monitoring committees with 10 members each totaling 110 persons (65% women and girls) in each location including PWDs will be formed. ACRA has operational presence in Baliet, Akobo and Maiwut counties implementing Health, GBV, FSL and WASH. This will ensure productive relationships with key stakeholders, knowledge on the targeted locations and informs critical strategic planning. We shall also hold consultations with communities throughout the project to ensure their concerns are included in the project implementation. All activities will take a “Do No Harm and conflict sensitive approach”. IDPs, returnees, host communities will be targeted. ACRA will take account of and include persons with disabilities in all project activities, by applying an age, gender and diversity lens and considering their specific needs, while prioritizing safety, dignity and avoid harm.

, Africa Development Aid intends to provide quality protection services to crisis-affected children and their caregivers in Ayod, Pigi, and Fangak Counties of Jonglei State, Malakal, Renk and Panyikang Counties of Upper Nile State. Emergency Response to 600 Unaccompanied and Separated children through family tracing and reunification services. Emergency response to 21,000 children, adolescents and caregivers through community-based mental health and psychosocial support interventions, conduct parental sessions on child protection issues affecting children in the community. 3750 children with different protection concerns will receive  case management services through cash based initiatives. Conduct 30 awareness raising on child protection issues, formation of community based child protection committees to identify key protection concerns and help in advocacy on how to solve issues affecting children in the communities. Establishment and update of Child Protection referral pathways and training of women and men (community leaders or humanitarian and government staff including ADA staff ) trained on Child Protection in Emergencies (CPiE) these are inline with Protection cluster objects on response plan to child protection issues for both returnees and host communities in South Sudan. A total of 30,000 people (15,000 Males and 15,000 females) will benefit from this project. Out of this, 15,000 will be children (7,500 girls; 7,500 boys) and 15,000 will be adults – 5,000 males and 10,000 females. However, out of the total beneficiaries 30% will be from the host community while 30% will be from Returnees and 40% from IDPs.), partners (Universal Network for Child Defence Rights, Peace Corps Organization, None ), globalclusters (Food Security, Water Sanitation Hygiene, Health), organizations (International Organization for Migration, International Rescue Committee, Humane Aid for Community Organization) and 1 others.

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Quick Start

from datasets import load_dataset

ds    = load_dataset("electricsheepafrica/africa-hrp-projects-ssd")
train = ds["train"].to_pandas()
test  = ds["test"].to_pandas()

print(train.shape)
train.head()

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Schema

Column	Type	Null %	Range / Sample Values
name	object	0.0%	Improved access to WASH services for vulnerable populations in Leer, Pibor and any other locations experiencing crises across South Sudan, Strengthening CCCM Mobile Response in Displaced Sites and Camp-like Settings in Twic, and Nyirol counties of South Sudan., Contributing towards strengthening of accountability for Gender-Based Violence through integration of Prevention, Risk Mitigation interventions in multisector programs and effective referral in Fangak, Duk, Pibor, Aweil East, Aweil Center, Gogrial West, and Gogrial East Counties of Jonglie, Northern Bahr el Ghazel and Warrap States of South Sudan
versioncode	object	0.0%	HSSD24-CCM-205759-1, HSSD24-PRO-206027-1, HSSD24-PRO-205987-1
currentrequestedfunds	int64	0.0%	99930.0 – 475068488.0 (mean 3275512.0802)
objective	object	0.0%	The project will ensure provision of timely, well-coordinated and integrated humanitarian intervention to 8500 IDPs to improve their well-being, their resilience and participation in decision-making processes. The delivery of CCCM activities in informal sites will be conducted through the deployment of mobile/roving teams. Narrative Hub, a women-led organization, is quite conversant with CCCM cluster strategy and methodology having been trained by the cluster from 2021 to 2023. NH has recently implemented and Emergency GBV project in Nyirol,( waat payam) while implementing a transitional justice project in Twic, and according to local assessment reports and observation, CCCM support is needed. A multi-sector approach between CCCM, GBV, ES/SNFI and protection will be prioritized at the sites where needs will be commonly identified by the CCCM in coordination with ES/NFI and protection and all activities will be integrated during the implementation period to achieve the cluster set objectives in locations where needs are very highly identified. Narrative Hub has both static and mobile presence in the location providing protection services and therefore, the intervention will include services like support to GBV survivors, psychosocial support and raising awareness sessions for men, women, boys and girls, as well as mitigation measures. This will be done in the form of training. It will respond to emergency needs by empowering community and strengthening the capacities of local actors to have access to both essentials camp management service. Through CCCM Cluster support, the project will contribute significantly to service delivery in hard-to-reach areas of Twic, and Nyirol counties, coordinating multi-sectorial assistance through organizing site level coordination meetings with community members from both displaced, returnees and host communities; conducting site maintenance and service mapping activities to support minimum living standard; and protection of people with special needs in coordination with actors; and strengthening community structure by training community members on CCCM and humanitarian response. Community engagement will be a priority to the project for purposes of accountability to the affected population (AAP) and strong complaint mechanisms will be established among others., ACRA (Agency for Child Relief Aid) proposes a 12 months provision of integrated GBV response and risk mitigation intervention to support vulnerable women and girls at risk of GBV in Upper Nile state (Baliet and Maiwut Counties) and Jonglei state (Akobo County). ACRA implementation strategies will contribute to Protection Cluster Objective 1. 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, 2. 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 and 3. 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. The project will target 5,527 beneficiaries disaggregated as: 3047 women, 1636 girls, 443 men and 401 boys reached. To achieve this, ACRA will conduct 56 GBV awareness sessions on GBV risk factors, mitigation measures, available response services and timely reporting through different methods such as house-to-house visit and campaigns. The project will ensure distribution of 1180 dignity kits to vulnerable 356 women and 824 girls as part of GBV risk mitigation. ACRA will establish and strengthen referral systems in the 3 targeted counties as well reaching 535 GBV survivors (54 boys, 160 girls, 58 men and 263 Women) with GBV response specialized services (GBV case management, referrals, Psychosocial support, legal aid, and WGFS programming). ACRA will build capacity of frontline service providers on GBV minimum standards as well as train 29 (15F, 14M) non GBV humanitarian actors on integration of GBV in their sectoral responses. To ensure empowerment and recovery, the project will provide individual and group Psychosocial Support services including reactional activities to 3200 individuals ( 289 boys, 980 girls, 278 men and 1653 women). ACRA will work with other GBV actors to strengthen GBV referral pathways and updating GBV standard operating procedures (SOPs) by conducting GBV service mapping in Baliet, Maiwut and Akobo. ACRA will implement primary GBV prevention interventions reaching 240 individuals (58 boys, 28 girls, 107 men and 47 women). The project will Provide socio-economic support to vulnerable women and girls including trainings on income generating activities like training on molding and use of Fuel Efficient Stoves to 171 women and 76 girls. 36 girls and 89 women will be supported through cash and Voucher assistance. 11 community-based protection monitoring committees with 10 members each totaling 110 persons (65% women and girls) in each location including PWDs will be formed. ACRA has operational presence in Baliet, Akobo and Maiwut counties implementing Health, GBV, FSL and WASH. This will ensure productive relationships with key stakeholders, knowledge on the targeted locations and informs critical strategic planning. We shall also hold consultations with communities throughout the project to ensure their concerns are included in the project implementation. All activities will take a “Do No Harm and conflict sensitive approach”. IDPs, returnees, host communities will be targeted. ACRA will take account of and include persons with disabilities in all project activities, by applying an age, gender and diversity lens and considering their specific needs, while prioritizing safety, dignity and avoid harm.

, Africa Development Aid intends to provide quality protection services to crisis-affected children and their caregivers in Ayod, Pigi, and Fangak Counties of Jonglei State, Malakal, Renk and Panyikang Counties of Upper Nile State. Emergency Response to 600 Unaccompanied and Separated children through family tracing and reunification services. Emergency response to 21,000 children, adolescents and caregivers through community-based mental health and psychosocial support interventions, conduct parental sessions on child protection issues affecting children in the community. 3750 children with different protection concerns will receive  case management services through cash based initiatives. Conduct 30 awareness raising on child protection issues, formation of community based child protection committees to identify key protection concerns and help in advocacy on how to solve issues affecting children in the communities. Establishment and update of Child Protection referral pathways and training of women and men (community leaders or humanitarian and government staff including ADA staff ) trained on Child Protection in Emergencies (CPiE) these are inline with Protection cluster objects on response plan to child protection issues for both returnees and host communities in South Sudan. A total of 30,000 people (15,000 Males and 15,000 females) will benefit from this project. Out of this, 15,000 will be children (7,500 girls; 7,500 boys) and 15,000 will be adults – 5,000 males and 10,000 females. However, out of the total beneficiaries 30% will be from the host community while 30% will be from Returnees and 40% from IDPs. | | partners | object | 59.0% | Universal Network for Child Defence Rights, Peace Corps Organization, None | | startdate | datetime64[ns] | 0.0% | | | enddate | datetime64[ns] | 0.0% | | | globalclusters | object | 0.0% | Food Security, Water Sanitation Hygiene, Health | | locations | object | 0.0% | SSD | | organizations | object | 0.0% | International Organization for Migration, International Rescue Committee, Humane Aid for Community Organization | | plans | object | 0.0% | South Sudan Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2024 | | response_plan_code | object | 0.0% | HSSD24 | | esa_source | object | 0.0% | HDX | | esa_processed | object | 0.0% | |

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Numeric Summary

Column	Min	Max	Mean	Median
currentrequestedfunds	99930.0	475068488.0	3275512.0802	724500.0

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Curation

Raw data was downloaded from HDX via the CKAN API and converted to Parquet. Column names were lowercased and standardised to snake_case. Common missing-value markers (N/A, null, none, -, unknown, no data, #N/A) were unified to NaN. 2 column(s) were cast from string to numeric or datetime based on parse-success rate (>85% threshold). The dataset was split 80/20 into train and test partitions using a fixed random seed (42) and saved as Snappy-compressed Parquet.

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Limitations

• Data originates from OCHA Humanitarian Programme Cycle Tools (HPC Tools) and has not been independently validated by ESA.
• Automated cleaning cannot correct for misreported values, definitional inconsistencies, or sampling bias in the original collection.
• The following columns have >20% missing values and should be treated with caution in modelling: partners.
• Refer to the original HDX dataset page for the publisher's own methodology notes and caveats.

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Citation

@dataset{hdx_africa_hrp_projects_ssd,
  title     = {South Sudan: Response Plan projects},
  author    = {OCHA Humanitarian Programme Cycle Tools (HPC Tools)},
  year      = {2026},
  url       = {https://data.humdata.org/dataset/hrp-projects-ssd},
  note      = {Repackaged for machine learning by Electric Sheep Africa (https://huggingface.co/electricsheepafrica)}
}

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