Support to South Sudan Refugees in Ethiopia DFID support for South Sudanese Refugee Response is aimed to achieve to save lives, avert suffering & maintain dignity of South Sudanese refugees in Ethiopia by targeting 200,000 people.  For 2014 & 2015, the impact will manifest itself through mortality rates among children under 5 years of age that do not exceed 2 per 10,000/day & malnutrition rates (GAM & SAM) below emergency thresholds among refugee camps.  Vulnerability will be reduced by outcomes & key outputs that include refugee appeal support of 10%, positioning of 5 surge personnel among key posts to facilitate humanitarian interventions, general food rations that reach 200,000 refugees, potable water for 125,860 refugees including provision of communal & household latrines, borehole & water point installation, hygiene awareness for 184,000 & access to health care for 220,000 refugees, core relief items for 30,000 refugees in flood-affected locations, 30,000 children provided with access to education, recreation & psycho-soci