In Yida, UNHCR and partners continued implementation of Infant and Young Child Feeding (IYCF) programming, reaching 762 mothers and caregivers.

In Yida, GFD started on 16 January: both Yida and Ajuong Thok have GFD supplies to last until March 2014

In Yida settlement, UNHCR kicked off in late April an operation to verify some 70,000 refugees from Sudan's South Kordofan.

In Warrap State, UNHCR handed over 2 primary schools in Kabara & Makuac (Twic County) under a reintegration project benefitting the returnee and host community.

In Warrap State, UNHCR assisted 400 people at risk of statelessness with age assessment documents and issuance of 216 national certificates.

In Upper Nile camps water pumping hours have been reduced in order to cope with fuel shortage, a reduction in daily water production is to be expected

In Uganda, the Office of the Prime Minister (OPM) and the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) jointly released the revised 2019-2020 Uganda Refugee Response Plan (RRP). The revision is a result of an exercise of planning figures, targets and budgets with a reduced refugee population as of year-end 2018 which started last February.

In Uganda, refugees from South Sudan continue to report fleeing primarily out of fear of attack by fighters from either side of the conflict inside the country.

In Uganda, limited resources means not having enough staff to ensure quality of child protection services and adequate follow up on children in care arrangements. There is one caseworker for every 150 children, and children make up some 63 per cent of the refugee population. Water provision to refugees also remains below what is required.