ASIMO will continue building community resilience through timely and resilient food security measures, sustainable livelihoods, and strategies designed to help internally displaced persons, vulnerable host communities, returnees, and refugees in South Sudan.

ASIMO will continue collaborating with the South Sudan governments (especially the key line Ministries), the private sector, foundations, international organizations, academia, NGOs, & UN agencies by promoting positive, solutions-driven approaches to combat climate change, to highlight transformational climate action and to improve public understanding of the issue

ASIMO implements health support in South Sudan through community health facilities and mobile medical units (MMUs), which provide a range of maternal, mental, and primary health care services. We shall continue to provide life-saving maternal and new-born health care services to reduce the prevalence of maternal and infant deaths.

ASIMO will work to ensure that Nutrition is essential for a population and particularly children to survive, grow and achieve their full potential in terms of social, economic, intellectual and physical.