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PROJECT PAGE

South Sudan Humanitarian Reponse Plan

South Sudan Humanitarian Reponse Plan

South Sudan HRP 2015

South Sudan HRP 2015

South Sudan HRP 2015

South Sudan HRP 2015

South Sudan HRP 2015

South Sudan HRP 2015

South Sudan HRP 2015

South Sudan HRP 2015

South Sudan HRP 2015

South Sudan HRP 2015

South Sudan HRP 2015

South Sudan HRP 2015

South Sudan HRP 2015

South Sudan HRP 2015

South Sudan HRP 2015

South Sudan HRP 2015

South Sudan HRP 2015

South Sudan HRP 2015

South Sudan HRP mid-year review

South Sudan HRP mid-year review

South Sudan HRP mid-year review

South Sudan HRP mid-year review

South Sudan HRP mid-year review

South Sudan HRP mid-year review

South Sudan HRP mid-year review

South Sudan HRP mid-year review

South Sudan HRP mid-year review

South Sudan HRP mid-year review

South Sudan HRP mid-year review

South Sudan HRP mid-year review

South Sudan HRP mid-year review

South Sudan HRP mid-year review

South Sudan HRP mid-year review

South Sudan HRP mid-year review

South Sudan HRP mid-year review

South Sudan HRP mid-year review

Client: United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), South Sudan

 

Project: 2015 Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP) and Midyear Update

Language: English

Pages: HRP-112, Midyear Update-52 

This publication formerly the Consolidated Appeal has been revised to combine several reports: The Humanitarian Needs Overview, Strategic Response Plan and Cluster Overviews. The new publication design has color-coded sections for easy reference.


The HRP is an overview of the crisis, planning, response and cluster project updates. The Midyear Update follows the same format with updated information and data at the halfway mark. The design includes tables, charts, timelines, infographics and maps. 

“I would also like to note the quality of Karen's design input, recognized first and foremost by the Humanitarian Coordinator  but also partners in general. Her flexibility and timely delivery of quality design support does not go unnoticed.”

 

– Paola Emerson, Deputy Director

   UNOCHA, South Sudan

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