Plan of Action for Southern Sudan

Plan of Action
for Southern Sudan

Emergency response and rehabilitation for food and agriculture
August 2010 – August 2012

Emergency Operations and Rehabilitation Division
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
Rome, 2010

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Table of contents

LIST OF ACRONYMS [467kb]
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
INTRODUCTION

1. SITUATION ANALYSIS [494kb]

1.1 Background
1.2 Geographic priorities
1.3 Key challenges
1.4 Food security scenario in Southern Sudan
1.5 Future priorities based on the situation analysis

2. RESPONSE ANALYSIS: Options and strategy [327kb]

2.1 Dwindling agricultural production
2.2 Reduced food accessibility
2.3 Food production
2.4 Cross-cutting activities
2.5 Cross-cutting themes

3. WHY THIS RESPONSE: Mandate, values and framework of FAO in emergencies [213kb]

3.1 FAO’s mandate
3.2 Guiding values
3.3 Guiding framework: a DRM approach
3.4 Partnerships
3.5 Targeting

4. PROGRAMME OBJECTIVES [163kb]

5. RISK ANALYSIS [72kb]

5.1 Risk monitoring
5.2 Steps proposed within the programme to address these risks
5.3 Contingency planning

6. DONOR RESPONSE [104kb]

7. PROGRAMME MONITORING AND EVALUATION [124kb]

7.1 Modalities
7.2 Lessons learned

8. COMMUNICATION, INFORMATION AND REPORTING [73kb]

8.1 Communication
8.2 Reporting
8.3 Reviews

Annexes [1,470kb]