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WFP LEVEL 3 EMERGENCYSINCE 23 DECEMBER 2013

2A EMOP 200859documents.wfp.org/stellent/groups/public/documents/ep/WFP284303.pdf

**Refugee numbers are post 15 December 2013

Special Operation 200778 Logistics Cluster

Total Required:US$ 88m

Received:US$ 72m

82%

Special Operation 200786Humanitarian Air Service (UNHAS)

Total Required:US$ 118m

Received:US$ 107m

91%

Source: WFP, 08 January 2017

2017 FUNDING REQUIREMENTS

**

4,931Refugees**

(UNHCR, 30 Nov. 2016)

337,925Refugees

(UNHCR, 23 Dec. 2016)

Increase of53,804 (16%) since Sept. 2016

588,205Refugees

(UNHCR, 20 Dec. 2016)

27,721 new arrivals(during 14 -20

Dec. 2016)

OPERATIONAL CHALLENGES

Insecurity HumanitarianAccess

Resources

EconomicVolatility

Displacement Criminality

Stressed Crisis Emergency Lean Season (mid-Apr/mid-Aug)

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2013 2014 2015 2016

WFP’s projection analysis (CARI: Consolidated Approach to Reporting Indicators of Food Security) is based on South Sudan IPC past trend information, population growth rates, insecurity, economic indicators, harvest projections and WFP food security and nutrition data.

Projected Food Security Situation (Jan - Apr 2017)

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Future updates may vary as new information becomes available.

Produced by the WFP Operations Centre (OPSCEN) jointly with Country Office and Regional Bureau Nairobi

EMOP 200859 PRRO 200572

Source: WFP, 10 January 2017Source: WFP, 10 January 2017

EMOP 200859 & PRRO 200572

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General Food Distributions

Targeted SupplementaryFeeding Programme

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US$ 352.9mResourced

US$ 128.8m(27%)Net FundingRequirements

US$ 101.3mResourced

US$ 40.5m (29%)Net FundingRequirements

PRRO 200572

PEO

PLE

AS

SIS

TED

263,245Refugees**

(UNHCR, 30 Nov. 2016)

Increase of15,805 since31 Aug. 2016

92,194Refugees

(UNHCR, 30 Nov. 2016)

60,369Refugees

(UNHCR, 30 Nov. 2016)

Increase of33,119 (55%) sinceSeptember 2016

1.83million IDPs

(OCHA, 21 Dec. 2016)

millionpeople Food

Insecure(VAM projectionsJan-Apr 2017)

4.6

Food Secure

Marginally Food Secure

Moderately Food Insecure

Severely Food Insecure