AYADA South Sudan

AYADA South Sudan AYADA South Sudan is a Youth-Led non-profit organization working in South Sudan

Agriculture Youth Action for Development Agency (AYADA) is a youth led and non-profit organization founded in 2016 by young South Sudanese professionals. AYADA is officially registered with the South Sudan Relief and Rehabilitation Commission [RRC] under registration No: 3627. AYADA’s work aims at saving lives of vulnerable groups from violence, extreme poverty and social injustices through innova

tive programs in agriculture, food security and climate resilience, education, general protection, peace-building, and water, hygiene and sanitation (WASH) in South Sudan. AYADA strengthens existing capacities of women and youth structures to indirectly advocate against human rights violations in their respective their localities. AYADA’s donors and partners include IOM, UNFPA, USAID, UNDP, UNHCR, UNESCO, SFCG, DRC, EDC, DT-Global and UNMISS. AYADA’s Mission:

To save lives of vulnerable groups, fight poverty and promote social justice through innovative programs in South Sudan. AYADA's Vision:

A leading organization that inspires young people to promote social justice and overcome poverty in a dignified and secure peaceful environment for all. AYADA’s Theory of Change:

If young people are empowered, then they will become champions for social justice because they have access to information and leadership opportunities.

AYADA South Sudan join the partners assessment in Rocrocdong Payam of Jur River County.Target beneficiaries were IDPs fr...
08/07/2026

AYADA South Sudan join the partners assessment in Rocrocdong Payam of Jur River County.

Target beneficiaries were IDPs from Manyang area and the surrounding villages, the assessment team first approached the host local authorities in Rocrocdong to introduce themselves on their activities. Local authorities then brief the partners on the present of IDPs and their condition. Payam Administrator for Rocrocdong directed the assessment partners to the school where IDPs are camping,
As Join team reached to the site of IDPs, 2 focuse group discussion were initiated where AYADA join the general protection group comprised of 15 male participants.
During the process, the assessment team had to explore the genesis of the conflict and its implications,

Pressing needs identified during the assessment.
Gaps/lacking
✓ food
✓ medicines
✓ Non food items (utensils, blankets, mosquito nets, mates and plastic sheets
✓ redundancy remain high among the children of IDPs
✓ sheltering.
The number of IDPs reported by Marko Ayaga, RRC for Achonchong and a member of the displaced person is said to be 1000 individuals though the actual figures weren't riming up with the said number.

Action point:
1- The host RRC for Rocrocdong Payam Mr. Tong Aleu Dut to provide the actual disaggregated list of IDPs and share it with protection partners.

Transparency and accountability are at the heart of AYADA’s values. We wish all candidates the very best in their writte...
20/06/2026

Transparency and accountability are at the heart of AYADA’s values. We wish all candidates the very best in their written test for the position of Finance Officer. May your knowledge, integrity, and professionalism guide you to success.

16/04/2026

Community Groups are Excited and ready for project rollout and waiting for the donation in Gette.

The Agriculture Youth Action for Development Agency (AYADA) expresses its deepest sorrow on the passing of , a distingui...
09/04/2026

The Agriculture Youth Action for Development Agency (AYADA) expresses its deepest sorrow on the passing of , a distinguished traditional leader whose unwavering commitment to peacebuilding and community cohesion has left an indelible mark in .

Sultan James Aguar Ken was a pillar of wisdom and unity, who tirelessly championed peaceful coexistence through the application of customary laws. His leadership significantly contributed to conflict resolution, social harmony, and the strengthening of community structures across the state. His efforts closely aligned with AYADA’s mission of promoting sustainable peace, resilience, and inclusive development at the grassroots level.

As AYADA, we recognize and honor his invaluable contributions toward building a more peaceful and united society. His legacy will continue to inspire our work and the efforts of many others committed to peacebuilding and community development.

We extend our heartfelt condolences to his family, the traditional leadership, and the entire community during this difficult time. May his soul rest in eternal peace, and may his legacy of unity and peace endure for generations to come.
Rest in peace, Sultan James Aguar Ken.

30/03/2026

AYADA Expands Women’s Empowerment in Hard-to-Reach Areas of Wau and Jur River Counties, Western Bahr el Ghazal State, South Sudan.

The Agriculture Youth Action for Development Agency (AYADA) is proud to contribute to transforming the lives of vulnerable women in remote communities of Wau and Jur River Counties, Western Bahr el Ghazal State, through the South Sudan Women Social Economic Empowerment Project (SSWSEEP).

With support from the World Bank, and in collaboration with the Ministry of Gender, Child and Social Welfare, UN Women, and CARE International, AYADA is delivering impactful, community-driven interventions in some of the most hard-to-reach areas.

Reaching the Unreached

Despite challenges such as poor road infrastructure, seasonal flooding, and limited access to basic services, AYADA has successfully extended its services to underserved women who are often excluded from development opportunities. Through localized approaches and strong community engagement, the organization ensures that no woman is left behind.

Driving Real Impact

The project focuses on strengthening women’s economic resilience and independence through:

1. Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSLA)
2. Skills development and entrepreneurship training.
3. Livelihood support initiatives
4. Social empowerment and inclusion activities.

As a result, many women are now generating income, supporting their families, and actively participating in community decision-making processes.
Building Resilient Communities

AYADA’s work goes beyond economic support—it is about restoring dignity, building confidence, and creating sustainable pathways out of poverty. Women in these communities are now better equipped to withstand economic shocks and contribute meaningfully to local development.

A Call for Partnership

AYADA remains committed to scaling up its interventions and reaching more vulnerable populations across South Sudan. We welcome partnerships with donors, development agencies, and stakeholders who share our vision of empowering women and strengthening resilient communities.

Together, we can expand opportunities, transform lives, and build a more inclusive future.

AYADA South Sudan distributed a mobile phone to  one of the women led peace builders in Jur River County with support fr...
11/12/2025

AYADA South Sudan distributed a mobile phone to one of the women led peace builders in Jur River County with support from UNMISS CAD through radio miraya to have access to information on peace begins with me.

Mama Rose appreciated the support given by UNMISS Radio Miraya through AYADA South Sudan, I will use this mobile phone to get information on peace begins with me and other information relating to my personal benefits and get connecting to my children in and outside South Sudan.

Thanks to Radio Miraya

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Tuesday 08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 17:00
Thursday 08:00 - 17:00
Friday 08:00 - 17:00

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