Core Points - The United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) signed a $25.7 million cooperation agreement with the South Sudan government to implement the South Sudan Livelihoods and Resilience Project (SSLRP) [1] - The project is funded by the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) and aims to enhance food security, improve climate resilience, and develop community infrastructure in South Sudan [1] - The initiative will benefit over 93,700 households across five states, focusing on vulnerable groups, including displaced persons, returnees, and individuals with disabilities, with an estimated 60% of beneficiaries being women and 70% being youth [1] - UNOPS will act as a third-party partner, managing community development planning and agricultural investment funds, as well as implementing community mobilization, providing agricultural subsidies, repairing roads, building smart infrastructure, and training local personnel [1]