GHHA aims to enhance food security and improve the capacity of farmers to ensure sustainable agricultural production, despite emergencies related to politics, socio-economics, climate, and disease. The program’s specific goals are:
Emergency food distribution: to provide timely food aid to vulnerable populations affected by conflict, displacement, and natural disasters
Improved livestock health: to enhance the productivity and resilience of livestock, which is a major source of income and food for many communities in South Sudan
Beekeeping: to promote beekeeping as an income-generating activity and to improve pollination and crop yields
Conditional cash transfer: to support households in meeting their basic needs and invest in productive assets such as livestock or small businesses, on the condition that they participate in activities to improve food security and livelihoods
Unconditional cash transfer: to provide a safety net for the most vulnerable households, including those who are unable to participate in activities due to illness, disability or other reasons.
Agricultural training: to build the capacity of farmers and extension workers in sustainable agriculture practices, including post-harvest management, soil conservation, and crop diversification.
Fishing kit and tools: to provide fishing equipment to fishing communities and support the development of sustainable fishing practices
Business start-up kits: to support the development of micro-enterprises and small businesses, providing livelihood opportunities and contributing to the local economy.