Projects – OPERATION SAVE INNOCENT LIVES

Mobile Medical Clinics

Providing essential healthcare services to remote communities with mobile medical teams.

Protection (CP, GBV, PSEAH)

Advocating for child protection, gender-based violence prevention, and safety from exploitation.

Peace and Reconciliation

Supporting community-led peacebuilding, conflict resolution, and reconciliation efforts.

Healthcare, WASH, Nutrition, and Education

Delivering health services, clean water, sanitation, food security, and education.

Mine Action

Conducting mine risk education, clearance operations, and victim assistance for safer communities.

HIV/AIDS/TIV

Raising awareness, offering prevention programs, and ensuring access to treatment.

Emergency Response and Preparedness

Raising awareness,and ensuring access to treatment.

Agriculture (FSL)

Enhancing food security through sustainable farming, seed distribution, and training

Women and Youth Empowerment

Promoting gender equality, economic opportunities, and leadership development.

OSIL Projects History in South Sudan

Project Title	Location State/County	Total Budget (USD)	Source of Fund/Donor	Duration (Period)	Status	Type of Activity (Brief Description of Work)
Clearance of the new US-Embassy H/Q	Juba, South Sudan	158,000	US Gvt / Tetra Tech Intl.	2 months January – March 2022	Completed	Battle Area Clearance (BAC). Verification and clearance of mines from the new US embassy location.
Maternal & Child Health	Jubek State: Juba City Council, Luri County, and Rejaf County	In Kind Donation	Vitamin Angel	Oct 2019 - Open	Completed	The MCH project targets vulnerable women and children under the age of 5 years countrywide. The activity will provide Vitamin A, Multi-Vitamin, and De-worming.
Road Verification and Clearance	Juba – to - Nimule Road	127,000	Liquid Telecom	Sep-Dec 2019	Completed	Provision of mine risk education (MRE), verification and clearance to ensure safe return of IDPs, refugees, and the host communities exercising full potential on sustainable livelihoods.
Capitalized on Existing Local Knowledge (CLEK)	Jonglei, Lakes, and Central Equatoria States	GBP 450,000	DFID	2012 – 2016 (9 Months)	Completed	The Communicating with Communities (CW) program under Communicating with Affected Communities (CDAC); as a pilot program partnership with UNIMAS–Bang, OSIL led a consortium of 4 and conducted ethnographic and anthropology studies on conflict-prone communities using youth from selected cattle camps to devise solutions for building local disaster prevention and response.
Skills for Surviving Explosive Debris of War (SSED)			UNIMAS	6 Months	Completed	Building capacity of teachers, community persons, and peer groups to help sensitize the community on the dangers of land mines and explosive remnants of war.