Projects

Ten years. Three pillars. A phased plan.

The campaign has published an estimated $59.7 million plan for Tonj East Constituency No. 11, built around a holistic economy, meaningful services and coordinated development. Project delivery will depend on funding, consultation and implementation decisions.

Projects by agenda

• Economy: hand tractors for rental, grain warehouses, veterinary services, community financial services and jobs.
• Services: 26 primary and secondary schools, 60 scholarships, a hospital, 20 clinics, clean water systems, courts and security facilities.
• Development: roads, power, connectivity, youth centres, voluntary return support for 2,400 people and rebuilding support for 1,400 families.

Proposed delivery phases

The plan sets out a 60% first-phase delivery target across 2027–2030, a further 20% in 2031–2033, and the final 20% in 2034–2036. The documents provide fuller project lists, assumptions and costs.

Oversight

Annual progress reports to each Payam, community oversight and independent audits are included as proposed accountability measures.

What the 740 items are

The proposed 10-year plan includes 331 facilities, 372 pieces of equipment and 37 other items.

Group	Number	What it includes
Facilities to build	331	26 schools, 1 training centre, 1 hospital, 20 clinics, 11 courts, 4 constituency offices, 24 water yards, 120 water taps, 4 sports and youth centres, 120 grain and crop warehouses
Equipment	372	320 hand tractors for rent, 44 ambulances, 8 fire trucks
Other items	37	8 security posts, 1 environmental programme, about 20 community cemeteries, 8 licensed veterinary companies
Total	740

Coming Home and Rebuilding

The plan proposes voluntary return support for approximately 2,400 people and rebuilding assistance for around 1,400 families, including in Wunlit. Delivery is subject to funding, consent and approvals.