Junub Climate Actions

Community-led climate adaptation

Building resilient communities for a changing climate.

Junub Climate Actions strengthens food security, water security, land restoration, and sustainable livelihoods for vulnerable communities in South Sudan.

Woman irrigating field for sustainable agriculture in South Sudan

Our focus areas

Community-driven solutions for climate resilience.

Climate-Smart Agriculture

Climate-Smart Agriculture

Resilient farming practices adapted to local conditions

Water & Community Resilience

Water & Community Resilience

Access to clean water and flood-aware community planning

Sustainable Livelihoods

Sustainable Livelihoods

Income opportunities supporting families and food security

About the initiative

A locally anchored adaptation platform for South Sudan.

Junub Climate Actions links community knowledge, county institutions, line ministries, and development partners around practical climate resilience. The initiative helps communities move from crisis response to planned resilience by combining production support, water security, ecosystem restoration, and livelihood diversification.

Our foundation

Mission and Vision

Our Mission

To strengthen climate resilience in South Sudan by linking community action, adaptation finance, and practical local solutions that protect livelihoods, restore ecosystems, and improve food and water security.

Our Vision

A climate-resilient South Sudan where communities are equipped to restore ecosystems, secure livelihoods, protect food and water systems, and adapt with confidence to a changing climate.

What we do

Practical climate solutions rooted in local communities.

The initiative combines productive, environmental, and social resilience measures so communities can respond to climate stress in a durable way.

Climate-Smart Agriculture

Supporting farmers with resilient practices, demonstration plots, drought-tolerant seeds, composting, mulching, kitchen gardens, and improved post-harvest handling.

Water and Flood Management

Improving community preparedness through rainwater harvesting, drainage channels, raised seedbeds, runoff control, and flood-aware planning.

Land Restoration and Agroforestry

Restoring degraded land through tree nurseries, woodlots, shelterbelts, soil conservation, assisted natural regeneration, and community stewardship.

Livelihood Diversification

Helping women and youth build climate-compatible income pathways through skills training, savings groups, micro-enterprises, and value addition.

Community Climate Resilience

Strengthening local systems through awareness, participatory risk mapping, early warning preparedness, safeguarding, and inclusive governance.

Project showcase

On the ground in South Sudan

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Farmers working in crop fields in South Sudan

Farmers working in crop fields in South Sudan

Community farmers working in agricultural fields

Community farmers working in agricultural fields

Sorghum field supporting food security and resilience in South Sudan

Sorghum field supporting food security and resilience in South Sudan

Community members working together in a farming field

Community members working together in a farming field

Project impact

Expected Outcomes

Measurable targets we're committed to achieving

100

Farmers trained

Climate-smart agriculture, soil conservation, water management, and post-harvest handling.

50

Demonstration plots

Showcasing improved farming practices and crop management techniques.

500,000

Tree seedlings

Planted across community woodlots, schools, farms, and restoration sites.

60

Hectares restored

Degraded land restored through reforestation, assisted natural regeneration, and soil conservation.

500

Micro-enterprises supported

Women and youth supported through skills, coaching, and start-up assistance.

20

Resource committees

Community forest and natural resource management committees established.

Partner with Junub Climate Actions.

We welcome collaboration with government institutions, development partners, climate funds, NGOs, private sector actors, and community-based organizations.

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