Country Coordinating Mechanisms

Country Coordinating Mechanisms are central to the Global Fund's commitment to local ownership and participatory decision-making. These country-level multi-stakeholder partnerships develop and submit grant proposals to the Global Fund based on priority needs at the national level. After grant approval, they oversee progress during implementation.

Country Coordinating Mechanisms include representatives from both the public and private sectors, including governments, multilateral or bilateral agencies, non-governmental organizations, academic institutions, private businesses and people living with the diseases.

For each grant, the Country Coordinating Mechanism nominates one or more public or private organizations to serve as Principal Recipients.

Case Studies - Themed Briefs

• Governance and CS Participation
• CCM-PR-LFA Communication
• Harmonisation and Alignment
• Partnerships and Leadership
• PR and SR Selection Process
• CCM Secretariat Funding
• CCM Oversight
• Conflict of Interest

Case Studies - Themed Reports

• Governance and CS Participation
• CCM-PR-LFA Communication
• Harmonisation and Alignment
• Partnerships and Leadership
• PR and SR Selection Process
• CCM Secretariat Funding
• CCM Oversight
• Conflict of Interest