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Country Coordinating Mechanism
Overview
Country Coordinating Mechanisms are national committees in each country that submit funding applications to the Global Fund on behalf of the entire country. They include representatives from government, the private sector, technical partners, civil society and communities living with the diseases. They are a key element of the Global Fund partnership.
The Country Coordinating Mechanism:
- Coordinates the development of the national request for funding
- Nominates the Principal Recipient
- Oversees the implementation of approved grants
- Approves any reprogramming requests
- Ensures linkages and consistency between Global Fund grants and other national health and development programs
The Country Coordinating Mechanism includes representatives of all sectors involved in the response to the diseases: multilateral or bilateral agencies, nongovernmental organizations, academic institutions, faith-based organization, the private sector and – especially – people living with the diseases.
Country Coordinating Mechanism Orientation Program
The Global Fund is offering a new service: “The CCM Orientation Program.” This program helps CCMs to improve their performance by providing members with the knowledge and skills they need to carry out their responsibilities.
CCM members can request support through their Fund Portfolio Manager. They will receive the orientation in the three parts: (1) a briefing to the whole CCM on the functionality of the training, which is followed by (2) a series of e-learning modules which each member can complete at their own pace, and (3) the final portion consisting of face-to-face support in country by consultants provided by the Global Fund.
The e-learning modules cover such topics as good governance, eligibility and CCM responsibilities. Also available are modules on various themes such as gender, climate change and health, and community systems strengthening.
This training is also available for CCM secretariats, committee members and other stakeholders.
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