South SudanSS

UK overseas development assistance to South Sudan — View on DevTracker →

Total Spent

£4.44B

Projects

323

Sectors

Date Range

2006 – 2026

Closed282(£3.40B)

Implementation41(£1.04B)

Largest Projects

Humanitarian Assistance and Resilience in South Sudan (HARISS) 2015 - 2024

Material relief assistance and servicesClosed2015 – 2024

£782,710,800

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HARISS aims to save lives, avert suffering, maintain dignity, and reinforce coping capacities for people affected by conflict, disasters, and shocks in South Sudan. It is a large-scale, multi-sector and multi-year humanitarian programme providing hum...

South Sudan Humanitarian Assistance and Resilience Programme (SSHARP)

Material relief assistance and servicesImplementation2024 – 2028

£299,461,389

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This Programme will save lives and alleviate poverty through providing live saving humanitarian assistance, strengthen protection and promote access to basic services to conflict affected population, rebuild resilience and protect the most vulnerabl...

World Food Programme Emergency Operation (EMOP) for the South Sudan Humanitarian Assistance and resilience building programme

Emergency food assistanceClosed2013 – 2026

£213,904,250

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World Food Programme (WFP) Emergency Operation (EMOP) for the South Sudan Humanitarian Assistance and resilience building programme – Programme Costs

Famine prevention, Resilience and Livelihoods, and response enablers-WFP

Emergency food assistanceImplementation2024 – 2028

£185,975,968

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Support to the World Food Programme to prevent famine and improve food security through cash transfers or food assistance to meet the immediate needs of the most vulnerable people. Fund community-led resilience and livelihood activities aiming to imp...

South Sudan Health Pooled Fund Phase III

Reproductive health careImplementation2018 – 2025

£153,885,279

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To provide a government led effective health system that will deliver improved access to quality health services across seven states in South Sudan with a specific focus on reducing maternal and child mortality. The Health Pooled Fund (HPF3) will re...

South Sudan - Humanitarian Crisis Response

Material relief assistance and servicesClosed2014 – 2016

£144,999,996

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To save lives, relieve suffering and maintain dignity of the people of South Sudan most affected by the deteriorating situation in the country by enhancing the emergency preparedness, and providing immediate and essential supplies and services to mee...

Building Resilience and Adaptation to Climate Extremes and Disasters

Environmental policy and administrative managementClosed2013 – 2021

£140,199,274

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To help up to 10 million people, especially women and children, in developing countries cope with extreme climate and weather events such as droughts, cyclones and floods (climate extremes). This will be achieved by doing three things. By making gran...

South Sudan Health Pooled Fund II

Health policy and administrative managementClosed2012 – 2019

£108,126,312

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To provide a government led effective health system that will deliver improved access to quality health services across six states in South Sudan with a specific focus on reducing maternal and child mortality.

Health Pooled Fund III - Managed Fund

Reproductive health careImplementation2018 – 2025

£104,223,120

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To provide a government led effective health system that will deliver improved access to quality health services across eight states in South Sudan with a specific focus on reducing maternal and child mortality. The Health Pooled Fund (HPF3) will re...

Support to the South Sudan Humanitarian Fund (SSHF) for the South Sudan Humanitarian Assistance and resilience building Programme – Programme Costs

Material relief assistance and servicesClosed2013 – 2026

£85,250,000

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This activity Support to the South Sudan Humanitarian Fund (SSHF) for the South Sudan Humanitarian Assistance and resilience building Programme – Programme Costs is a component of Humanitarian Assistance and Resilience in South Sudan (HARISS) 2015 - ...

Sector Breakdown

Material relief assistance and services

£1.83B

Emergency food assistance

£538.5M

Education policy and administrative management

£315.5M

Reproductive health care

£294.4M

Health policy and administrative management

£177.7M

Basic health care

£145.6M

Environmental policy and administrative management

£140.4M

Basic nutrition

£108.3M

Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution

£108.2M

Food assistance

£95.1M

Malaria control

£95.0M

Agricultural development

£90.1M

Basic Health Care Services in Emergencies

£68.0M

Disaster prevention and preparedness

£62.7M

Ending violence against women and girls

£47.7M

Security system management and reform

£45.5M

Immediate post-emergency reconstruction and rehabilitation

£30.4M

Public finance management (PFM)

£26.2M

Basic drinking water supply and basic sanitation

£24.4M

Public sector policy and administrative management

£24.0M

Spending Over Time

2006

£79.8M

2007

£11.2M

2008

£49.8M

2009

£61.5M

2010

£50.2M

2011

£264.6M

2012

£362.1M

2013

£848.1M

2014

£330.3M

2015

£832.0M

2016

£272.6M

2017

£1.5M

2018

£444.6M

2019

£53.8M

2020

£1.7M

2021

£2.8M

2022

£53.9M

2023

£24.9M

2024

£617.9M

2025

£67.8M

2026

£7.0M

All Projects

Project	Sector	Budget ↓	Status	Start

Data Sources

Project data: FCDO DevTracker — South Sudan via IATI Datastore
Official statistics: Statistics on International Development (gov.uk)
Budget figures are from IATI project data reported in GBP by FCDO.
UK ODA includes development aid, investment capital (BII), and domestic spending (asylum costs). See the Foreign Aid dashboard for a full breakdown by type.

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Largest Projects

Humanitarian Assistance and Resilience in South Sudan (HARISS) 2015 - 2024

Material relief assistance and servicesClosed2015 – 2024

£782,710,800

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South Sudan Humanitarian Assistance and Resilience Programme (SSHARP)

Material relief assistance and servicesImplementation2024 – 2028

£299,461,389

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World Food Programme Emergency Operation (EMOP) for the South Sudan Humanitarian Assistance and resilience building programme

Emergency food assistanceClosed2013 – 2026

£213,904,250

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World Food Programme (WFP) Emergency Operation (EMOP) for the South Sudan Humanitarian Assistance and resilience building programme – Programme Costs

Famine prevention, Resilience and Livelihoods, and response enablers-WFP

Emergency food assistanceImplementation2024 – 2028

£185,975,968

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South Sudan Health Pooled Fund Phase III

Reproductive health careImplementation2018 – 2025

£153,885,279

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South Sudan - Humanitarian Crisis Response

Material relief assistance and servicesClosed2014 – 2016

£144,999,996

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Building Resilience and Adaptation to Climate Extremes and Disasters

Environmental policy and administrative managementClosed2013 – 2021

£140,199,274

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South Sudan Health Pooled Fund II

Health policy and administrative managementClosed2012 – 2019

£108,126,312

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Health Pooled Fund III - Managed Fund

Reproductive health careImplementation2018 – 2025

£104,223,120

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Support to the South Sudan Humanitarian Fund (SSHF) for the South Sudan Humanitarian Assistance and resilience building Programme – Programme Costs

Material relief assistance and servicesClosed2013 – 2026

£85,250,000

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Sector Breakdown

Material relief assistance and services

£1.83B

Emergency food assistance

£538.5M

Education policy and administrative management

£315.5M

Reproductive health care

£294.4M

Health policy and administrative management

£177.7M

Basic health care

£145.6M

Environmental policy and administrative management

£140.4M

Basic nutrition

£108.3M

Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution

£108.2M

Food assistance

£95.1M

Malaria control

£95.0M

Agricultural development

£90.1M

Basic Health Care Services in Emergencies

£68.0M

Disaster prevention and preparedness

£62.7M

Ending violence against women and girls

£47.7M

Security system management and reform

£45.5M

Immediate post-emergency reconstruction and rehabilitation

£30.4M

Public finance management (PFM)

£26.2M

Basic drinking water supply and basic sanitation

£24.4M

Public sector policy and administrative management

£24.0M