Our delivery model puts communities at the centre and protection at the core — from first assessment through to sustained local ownership.
Every programme moves through the same cycle. Protection controls are applied at each step, not added at the end.
Context analysis, community consultation, risk mapping and transparent selection.
Women, youth, affected groups, authorities and local structures shape the response.
Safeguarding, PSEA, conflict sensitivity, accessibility and data protection are operational controls.
Baseline, routine monitoring, disaggregation, verification and learning — not activity counts alone.
Feedback and evidence trigger changes in targeting, modality, messaging and risk treatment.
Strengthen local committees, institutions, market connections and community ownership.
Consent before content. IAISS does not authorize identifiable content involving survivors, children, ex-combatants or other high-risk participants without documented informed consent, a safety assessment and an approved purpose. Consent may be withdrawn at any time.
We are always open to collaboration, partnerships, and conversations about how we can better serve communities across South Sudan.
