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This report summarizes a survey conducted in Juba, South Sudan, between November 2020 and March 2021, focusing on settlement and facilities distribution to assess COVID-19 vulnerabilities. Commissioned by UN-Habitat with funding from SIDA, the study compiled existing data, mapped basic facilities using digital tools, and generated high-resolution geospatial data for Juba. The aim was to understand local conditions and COVID-19 risks, contributing to better targeting of response interventions and informing long-term planning processes. The report provides data-informed recommendations to help Juba municipality respond to and enhance resilience to the pandemic.