UNIDOR is a South Sudanese organization delivering humanitarian and development assistance across nine thematic areas — from primary healthcare and nutrition to peacebuilding and climate adaptation.
With more than two decades of operational experience and a network of trusted local and international partners, we work where the need is greatest.
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Universal Intervention and Development Organization (UNIDOR) is a South Sudanese Faith Based Organization founded and registered on 22nd April 2004. The organization was originally registered as Upper Nile Initiative and Development Organisation (UNIDO).
UNIDOR is legally registered in South Sudan with the Relief and Rehabilitation Commission (RRC) under registration number 182, in accordance with the South Sudan NGOs Act 2016.
UNIDOR is a member of multiple networks and forums including the South Sudan NGOs Forum, the Global Network for Civil Society and Disaster Reduction (GNDR), Charter for Change (C4C), the NEAR Network, and the Local Response Pull Fund (LRPF).
Across working clusters, UNIDOR is an active member of Health, Nutrition, Child Protection, Education, WASH and FSL clusters — including the Strategic Advisory Group (SAG). UNIDOR is a multisectoral implementing organization across the nine thematic areas shown below.
Nine integrated programme areas designed to meet communities where they are.
Your support funds boreholes, classrooms, clinics and livelihoods across South Sudan.