On April 2nd UNHCR Kakuma handed over eight projects funded for the host community in various locations in the sub-county and implemented by Lokado NGO.

UNHCR donated drugs and medical supplies to the Teaching Hospital and Elsabah Children Hospital in Juba and the Civil Hospital in Yei.

A total of 173,447 South Sudanese refugees have been received in the country since the onset of the influx.

The local authorities and host community of Maban County handed over 3,726 hectare of agricultural land to more than 81,000 refugees in Maban camps.

World Refugee Day was commemorated in 17 locations across South Sudan, involving more than 5,000 people as organizers, performers, participants or spectators.

UNHCR completed the solarization of two boreholes in Yusuf Batil camp and one in Doro camp, with the aim to save significant amounts of fuel.

In Mahad collective site, Juba, UNHCR distributed 400 dignity kits to vulnerable women of reproductive age, who were displaced from Jonglei state in Dec 2013.

UNHCR completed distribution of non-food items to an estimated 25,000 internally displaced South Sudanese in Western Equatoria's Maridi and Ibba counties.

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

In Ajuong Thok camp, 30 refugees aged 17-26 graduated from a 3-week life skills training course run by UNHCR partner Danish Refugee Council (DRC).