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70[4] Sector Response plans United Nations and PartnersSUDAN WORK PLAN 2013NFI & ES SECTOR funding requirements by state2013 NON-FOOD ITEMS &EMERGENCY SHELTER>0.5 m$0.5 - 0.9 m$1.0 - 1.9 mLIBYANORTHERNRED SEARed Sea$2.0 - 5.0 mNILE> $5.0 m$6.2 mNORTH DARFUR$0.1 m$0.4 mKHARTOUMKASSALAERITREACHAD$5.2 mWESTDARFURNORTH KORDOFANAL GEZIRA$0.2 mSENNARGEDAREF$2.4 mCENTRALDARFUR$6.4 mCENTRALAFRICANREPUBLICSOUTH DARFUR$2.2 mEASTDARFUR$0.04 mABYEI$1.9 mSOUTH KORDOFANWHITENILEREPUBLIC OF SOUTH SUDAN$0.1 m$0.9 mBLUENILEETHIOPIAaffected population in east Jebel Mara, which has not receivedhumanitarian assistance for the past two years due to lack ofaccess, are expected to be high when access is regained. Thesector is liaising with IOM for an assessment of NFI needs ofpopulations that are accessible in some areas of eastern JebelMarra where access has been granted.Continued fighting in South Kordofan and Blue Nile stateshas displaced a large number of people. According to HAC,in government-controlled areas in the two states the numberof people displaced or seriously affected by the conflict atthe end of June 2012 was 274,000 (207,000 in South Kordofanand 68,000 in Blue Nile). For SPLM-N-controlled areas,information from a number of sources indicates that there arearound 420,000 severely affected people (350,000 in SouthKordofan and 70,000 in Blue Nile). To-date, the sector hasprovided NFI and ES assistance to some 13,000 vulnerablehouseholds (78,000 people) in government-controlled areas inSouth Kordofan State, since humanitarian access was grantedin July 2012. The tripartite (the African Union, the League ofArab States and the United Nations) with the Government ofSudan and the SPLM-N, may meanwhile open further accessto conflict-affected civilians in South Kordofan and Blue Nile,including those in SPLM-N controlled areas previously cut offfrom external assistance.The gains made in the negotiations in Addis Ababa betweenSudan and South Sudan, combined with the end of the rainyseason, are expected to pave the way for new returns in Abyei,which will also require NFI and ES assistance. Returnees repre-Overview of sector objectives, outcomes, outputs and indicators (Non Food Items and Emergency Shelter)Objectives Outcomes Outputs Indicators (with corresponding targets)123• Households in need receive timelynon-food items and emergency shelteritems.• 100 % of identified gaps and overlapsare addressed through effective coordinationand timely information sharing.• 20,000 long-term IDPs and returnees areprovided with environmentally friendlytransitional shelters .• Assessments, verification, distributions, managementof pipelines, procurement, transport andstorage.• Planning, identification of and coordination ofsolutions to gaps and overlaps in activities andgeographical coverage, fund raising, traininginitiatives, distribution reporting, and stockreporting.• Procurement and distribution of environmentally-friendlyshelter materials, demonstrationand/or training on alternative buildingtechniques.• 50, 000 pre-existing IDP households in needreceive timely non-food items and emergencyshelter.• Number of newly displaced households in needreceive non-food items and emergency shelter.• Returnees in need receive non-food items andemergency shelter.• At least 50 % of gaps identified and new partnersidentified to fill in the gaps.• Number of partners attending Sector coordinationmeetings.• At least 80 sector coordination meetings held.• At least 30 training sessions for stakeholders.• At least 24 regular sector reports issued.• • At least 10,000 long-term IDP and returneehouseholds receive environmentally friendlytransitional shelters .