RFAs: Community Security and Early Warning Mechanisms through PCRCs in Warrap and Lakes States (South Sudan)

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) South Sudan is inviting Civil Society Organizations (CSOs), including Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) and Community-Based Organizations (CBOs), to submit proposals for resilience-building income-generating interventions. These initiatives are aimed at supporting victims and survivors of Conflict-Related Sexual Violence and other forms of violence. Applications must be submitted by 12 October 2026. This opportunity seeks to address the ongoing consequences of conflict and violence in South Sudan by fostering resilience and economic empowerment among affected populations. The initiative is part of a broader transitional justice agenda aimed at promoting truth, accountability, and reconciliation to prevent recurrence of violence. The call for proposals focuses on funding projects that enhance the economic resilience of conflict survivors, particularly those affected by sexual violence. While specific funding amounts are not detailed, the emphasis is on sustainable income-generating activities that align with the transitional justice framework outlined in the Revitalized Agreement on the Resolution of the Conflict in South Sudan (R-ARCSS).

Eligible applicants include:

These organizations must be operating within South Sudan and be able to demonstrate experience in managing projects focused on resilience building and economic empowerment.

Proposals should concentrate on:

This initiative is crucial for addressing unresolved grievances and preventing cycles of violence by supporting victims of conflict-related violence in building sustainable livelihoods. By participating, organizations contribute to social cohesion and the strengthening of justice systems in South Sudan. For detailed instructions and document access, applicants are encouraged to visit the UNDP Procurement Notices page. Eligible organizations should thoroughly review the official guidelines and ensure their proposals align with the specified objectives and criteria. Timely submission by 12 October 2026, is critical for consideration.