UN FAO — seed distribution / cash-for-seeds (2020-era)

15,000 households targeted in Rumbek East for direct seed distribution; 2,500 households in Rumbek Centre and 2,000 in Rumbek East targeted through cash-for-seeds.

DANIDA through Save the Children — Youth Resilience Project

300 vulnerable youth targeted in Rumbek Center and Wulu Counties.

UNICEF — Child Protection and Youth Empowerment

Implemented in Rumbek East, Rumbek Centre and Wulu Counties.

FAO — Emergency Livelihood Response (2018)

7,500 households reached across Yirol West and Yirol East through seed fairs and direct distribution.

European Union with Save the Children — Youth Employability and Participation

1,200 young women and men aged 14–25 targeted with skills training and sub-grants to business groups.

FAO — Input Trade Fair / livelihood kits (2016)

13,967 households supported with crop seeds, fishing and vegetable kits in Lakes State.

FAO — emergency livelihood support (2015)

10,750 households supported in Rumbek North, Yirol West and Awerial.

Oxfam GB — FEED project (2015–2017)

6,525 beneficiaries targeted through beekeeping, fishing, farmer field schools, fruit-tree nurseries, peace committees, disaster management committees and gender campaigns.

WFP — Food for Assets

100 households targeted in Rumbek Center through labor-based community asset creation.

FAO — Reintegration support (2012)

2,000 returnee and vulnerable households supported with seeds and tools, plus 200 households with vegetable seeds; 19,452 kg of assorted seeds and 6,000 tools distributed; 10 vegetable groups formed.

Total EP South Sudan — women’s cooperative empowerment/farm school

Farm-school programming documented hundreds of women and broader participants in modern farming, adult literacy, youth livelihood lessons, children’s education and production.

French Embassy in Juba

Supported construction of a meeting hall and two classrooms for continued women’s training.

CEFA / Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Two model farms established as learning centers; 400 beneficiaries received training and used the farms for continued income generation.