The FSLC 2024 HRP addresses the acute food insecurity crisis in South Sudan, which will affect 7.1 million people between April and July 2024, with some regions facing catastrophic food insecurity (IPC5). The response focuses on emergency food assistance, targeting 3.5 million people, including returnees from the Sudan crisis, with a focus on reducing malnutrition and mortality. In an integrated manner, context-sensitive emergency livelihood support aims to support 650,000 households in 78 counties, promoting self-sufficiency through flexible interventions and coordination with other clusters. Resilience support targets 1 million people to strengthen national and local actors, focusing on market development and community infrastructure. Monitoring includes monthly activity reports (5Ws) and cross-cutting indicators on GBV, child protection and AAP, with feedback mechanisms for affected populations and field visits to ensure alignment with FSLC standards and learning from experience.