Upper Nile-SNFI Cluster- Call for expression of interest to work in the New resettlement area in Malakal Town

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Dear All SNFI Partners (Static and Mobile responds)

I hope all of our SNFI cluster partners are fine and doing well.

This call for expression of interest also recommends to all SNFI partners approach any donor of their choice or mobilize existing static projects to extend SNFI assistance to fill the gaps in following immediate needs based on the Upper Nile hotspot scenarios that ICCG has decided to support New government resettlement plan in Malakal town to focus to settle displaced IDPs from the PoC on 8^th of June 2023

 

The State SNFI Cluster leads to the coordination, and consolidation of all interested partners to manage project resources and mobilization as well -Please reach out State SNFI Cluster in Malakal

 

Summary of the short background:

the State RRC Chairman has scheduled with State Governor along with humanitarian agencies on 11/7/2023 that the government announced re-settlement of the IDPs displaced from POC. The initial process has been completed to mobilize work as agreed steps. In accordance technical land committee formed and working on that.

In accordance draft site Plan that has been shared by the government with the committee, the Land size is 10mx8m per HH and the total size surveyed so far-282 plots. The expected caseload is more than 800 HH. (Please reach SNFI Cluster for more information and guidance)

SNFI Cluster finalized and proposed design and BOQ are attached and Google site planning maps with guidance mail as well.

Please share your expression of interest to contribute to this re-settlement process as per the designed package and working modality is; Self-Help Integrated community-led Participatory Resilience Approach (SHIPRA).

 

Projection:

No	Locations	Type of target group	Expected SNF assistance		States of Progress		Remarks
			HH	Type SNFI	Committed	Need partners
1	Malakal town Next to Bulukat	IDPs (Displaced from PoC)	800	Emergency shelter NFI items for individual shelter (refer to BOQ &Drawing

 

PS: Interested partners can request a Plastic sheet from SNFI Core-pipeline and also from UNHCR Core-Pipeline

 

I remain available to support each other if you have any questions or comments

 

Best regards

Inppa

 

State Shelter NFI Cluster Lead    |Upper Nile, South Sudan

Tel. +211 918 570 719 | +211 980 326 266
Email: inparrajaa.s...@drc.ngo | un.snficl...@gmail.com  
Skype: sainpa22
Malakal, South Sudan.

 

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Dear All SNFI Partners (Static and Mobile responds)

 

Here is the result of the expression of interest calls; 300 Shelters committed out of 800

 

No	Implementing agencies	# of Shelters	Donor/ Funding agencies	Remarks
1	DRC	100	BHA
2	DRC	100	UNHCR
3	IOM	100	IOM
4

 

In accordance, still we have a big gap to fill the needs. Please feel free to reach out State SNFI Cluster

 

Best regards

Inppa

 

State Shelter NFI Cluster Lead    |Upper Nile, South Sudan

Tel. +211 918 570 719 | +211 980 326 266
Email: inparrajaa.s...@drc.ngo | un.snficl...@gmail.com  
Skype: sainpa22
Malakal, South Sudan.

 

[S-NFI Cluster South Sudan]

Dear Inpa,

Thank you for the efforts being made to provide the displaced people with shelter support. Appreciation too to the government for making land available. We have taken a look at the BoQ and wondered why we are doing plastic sheets instead of IBR sheets? Even if the stay is going to be short, the move from that place will be an organized move so there will be time to take off the IBR sheets for re-use wherever they may move to. 

This is a great opportunity to move away from plastic sheets and save them to situations where there is no time for planning. 

Regards,

Shelter & NFI Cluster Team
South Sudan

http://sheltersouthsudan.org/

[KHAN Arshad Rashid]

Dear Inppa,

 

This is to remind you about IOM’s additional pledge of 400 shelters for PoC IDPs (in Malakal) once the additional land is arranged by the authorities. And, as requested earlier please share the transitional shelter needs for returnees in Malakal and Kodok for our timely community organization and  planning and mobilization of resources.

 

Best Regards

 

Arshad-IOM

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[S-NFI Cluster South Sudan]

Dear Inpa and Malakal colleagues,

We are still waiting for feedback as to why we cannot do IBR sheets for the shelters we want to construct on the land allocated by the government. We understand this was agreed by the ICCG but as the Cluster concerned we will need a better understanding of the reason why we should continue doing plastic sheets shelters when we can do it differently.

Please note that the objection from the cluster is not influenced by the availability of supplies but the shift in approach to give dignified shelter support where we can. Therefore sourcing them from UNHCR supplies is not inline with the cluster strategic direction. In conclusion, no plastic sheet response is approved at this point (whether from cluster Pipeline or UNHCR supplies) till we have a reason for taking that route.

Regards,

Shelter & NFI Cluster Team

South Sudan

http://sheltersouthsudan.org/