History of Inspired Panaruu Youth for Development (IPYD):
Right after the ever masses of Comprehensive Peace Agreement “CPA” been Signed, although a lot about the development of South Sudan have been said and some groundbreaking projects made, real success is only being dreaming of . The lion’s share from the young country’s budget that was expected to be allocated to local governance of the larg
ely illiterate children, sickly youth ex-combatants, and adults, met a snag along the way. True development programs are in total ignorance to converts poverty rockholds into propelling communities. This what drawn the attention to form a community based organization such that it will be running community livelihood services at very special magnitude. The economic downturn after the closure of oilfields, followed by hostility measures, and the just ongoing conflicts between Government and a rebel has greatly affected all sectors of development, thus keeping it firmly on the ground. All those above mentions objects have beset and been bedeviling for the county prosperity programs to the lower case juncture. From 2011 July 9th, several local government institutions had been earmarked to deliver service and in some cases, but wrong evil thoughts had stated to gain in various counties in the Country. Instead during this period, fewer rehabilitation in terms of building structures and the major problems were mostly: political willing to reconcile communities in rural areas, low motives to offering services to the most desperate populations. These made social living standard more infected and an ineffective to build around their ambitious development ideas. Political development
Since the signing of CPA in 2005 up to then, Panrieng County has had 4 commissioners; (MIABEK LANG MIADING -7 years, MIJOK GATDET DENG NYANG-6-7 Months, DENG AYIEI THUC, 6-7 Months and MONYLANG MINYIEL who is still up now. Although they had tried to excel their humble efforts of delivering services to the community. Less hope has maintain it holds of poverty abjection. All in all Panaruu people are grateful for their time spent as community leaders. It is the most devastated in term of political achievement: No sights in any that could assimilates political development in Panrieng county and Abiemnhom due to long war between North Sudan and South Sudan
Lack of freedom of speech
Living in a war-affected area
Lack of security
Inspired Panaruu Youth for Development was then born by the poor services delivery to the suffering populations of elderly, malnutrition, high health suffering conditions, illiteracy direly needs, poor hygiene and drinking water infrastructural, and environmental pollution few among the contents. Since 2005 this particular area of Ruweng have been salivating for the wellbeing services, however it rather twisted in boredom vainglory. At all nothing to presents kind of developing states. Inspired Panaruu Youth for Development (IPYD)
Is a group of Young South Sudanese from Panrieng County of Unity State who have joined together so as to contribute towards the development of South Sudan in the field of Education, Health and public Sanitations ,Environmental Protections, Agricultures activity, Physical infrastructure and others capacity building. It came into planned by the year 2012 and shall have primarily introduced its Head Offices in Panrieng Town and Juba Capital as a foundation in South Sudan. Inspired Panaruu Youth for Development (IPYD) objectives are driven towards improving the life and living conditions of people, building of capacities of individuals or groups and making participative interventions in emergencies and difficulties facing the people. Inspired Panaruu Youth for Development a group of youthful ages who felt the inside love and passion of serving and dedicating their services to the Nation building programs and activities like any other stakeholders. Thus such task of inspirational to bring in community based organization is at right phrases to means unity among communities of South Sudan. IPYD is just and simple organization that shall be a concerting in term of services delivery. Vision:
Is to be a viable community and give right path of self-investment in life time. Mission:
IPYD is a concentrating tools to every community which align and acceptance the free development policies. BACKGROUND:
Geographically: Along the forefront confronted borderline of South Sudan and Nuba Mountains of Sudan to Northward, Upper Nile State to Eastern Compass Bentiu to South, North West to Darfur and Warrap to South West. The area is estimated to be 55,560sq.km or more than that according to local Historians
Climate: It’s hot and dry for most of the year. The mean annual rainfall and temperature totals are favourable for human, livestock and crop husbandry prosperity; it’s though a swampy in rainy season. The area is totally flat and mostly made of black cotton soil, which is an absolute agriculture suitable land. Most of the rains is received in the mid of the year between June and October. The landscape is being savannah grassland dominates with interruption of small-acacia forested areas and other drought resistant trees. Population: Estimated to be 96,462 local residents, with rapidly over-edging 88,122 refugees in YIDA, 27, 828 in AJUONG-THOK and 17,932 as registered IDPs population in 2014 reported by the UNCHR. Among these, the majority are war widows and children who are so vulnerable to many social injustices due to ignorance and poverty. A sickly population suffering from simple infections associated with poor hygiene, traumatized, malnourished, weak and above all extremely illiterate both young and adult. Activities: Oil mining is the dominant activity due to the presence of Block one oil field. Indeed, oil mining and insecurity responsible for limited crop cultivation due to environmental degradation in spite of the fertile soils. Given the cultural disposition of owning larger herds, sizable animal population is evident. Thus animal husbandry is the major agricultural practice and some families entirely depend on the activity for survival. Keepers are cyclic due to cattle rustling; insecurity and dry spell sets the motion. Trade is almost inexistent due insecurity regards and difficulties in transportation from neighboring towns such as Bentiu, Malakal, Nuba Mountains and Warrap. Moreover, social amenities like food, poor water supply, medication, shelter are entirely on the shoulders of NGOs and government. Religion: Although Muslims are evident, Christians are dominant. In addition, each tries to show their presence through periodical assemblies and conduction of prayers. Our People: As an Organization, we recognize that our people are the building blocks of our success. These are mostly Citizen of the land, Refugees from South Kordufan, Darfur, and, Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) as well as returnees, war widows and other marginalized groups. We will work to develop highly motivated learners through rigorous exams, co-curricular activities and by offering fair opportunities for advancement, improved quality of life and the chance to seize opportunities leading to personal and organizational triumph. Target Populations to be served:
Socially backward and economically backward by lack of quality education
Lower Caste
Low income rate people
Orphan
Physically unhealthy people
Women
Ex-combats youth age. Characteristics of county poverty in key domains; Personal, emotional and spiritual well-being
• Lack of parental guidance, care and love
• Not having the means to get what one wants
• Inability to solve daily problems, both as a result of lack of money as well as lack of initiative and innovation that results from financial poverty (‘poverty of the mind’)
• Being dependent on others
• Lack of religious grooming
• Discrimination on social relation and deprivation their rights
• Alcohol abuse by parents
Physical well-being
• No proper protection in any health cares
• Lack of access to health care
(Medicine, immunization)
• Vulnerable to malnutrition, hepatitis, yellow fever, water borne diseases, disease especially HIV/AIDs and malaria
Family and social well-being
• Lack of one or both parents
• Being forced to live in the Refugee and Internal Displace Persons (IDPs) because local as well a national government cannot support all/any of areas of common residency
• Family breakdown
• Polygamous family
• Households with many children and with no use of family planning
• Inability to enroll in school or to pursue education on an ongoing basis as a result of school costs, uniform, books, pens, etc.
• Lack of protection from abuse, exploitation
Financial and material well-being
Politic motives which has builds concrete poverty among citizens
No human capacity building that have taken place for the real development whatsoever since 2005
Lack of money, clothing, food, accommodation, material goods such as bicycles, books, bedding, cooking
Lack of skills
Lack of opportunities and sources of income
Child labor exploitation
Lack of access to transport and Communication facilities. Environmental well-being
Mostly polluted environment from both oil exploitations and war encircles
Living in an area susceptible to land Slides, floods and drought
Lack of clean and safe water
Lack good hygiene and sanitation
It is against this background we the youthful men and women who have had a small opportunity over our fellows in the area would like to open a new chapter through provision of TEACHERS AND VOCATIONAL TRAINING CENTRE, BOARDING SECONDARY, HEALTH, PUBLIC HEALTH SANITATION AND HYGIENC, ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION PLANS, TREATMENT AND CLEAN DRINKING WATER and many others communi
