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Example
The Moroccan CCM
E X P E R I E N C E S , C H A L L E N G E S &
O P P O R T U N I T I E S
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Integration of Tuberculosis
To meet the 6 requirements of the Global Fund
Ensure the continued momentum
Strengthen the governance system
Imperative to clarify the organization andreview the operation of this instance inorder to:- Fully assume its role- Continue receiving grants from GlobalFund
Constat after 6 years of operation(2002-2008)
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CCMs: Six Minimum Criteria
1. Transparent selection process for CCM nongovernmentalmembers
2. Membership of persons affected by HIV/AIDS, TB, andmalaria
3. Transparent and documented process to solicit and reviewproposal submissions
4. Transparent and documented process for nominating thePR and overseeing program implementation
5.Ensure the input of a broad range of stakeholders6. Have a written conflict-of-interest plan, especially whenthe CCM chair or vice chair represents the sameinstitution as the principal recipient
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Previous CCM : 38 members
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Responsability of NGOs sector members
1. Communication:
Report regularly on the CCM activities to NGOs sector and inform on GF
2. Coordination of the grants
Ensure information to NGOs sector timely and widely about call of proposal3. Organization and structuring
Take part in the decision-making and exercise voting right in concert with
the sector
4. Harmonization
Ensure that information system set includes data of all NGO and that it is adaptedto their needs and capacities
5. Oversight:
Share regularly dashboard information (scorecard of implementation progress
of the funds) and participate to CCM oversight system
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Commun criteria of eligibity for the civil society sector
Official recognition as an NGO
Ability to represent the interests of the
all sector
Implementation or action planning inline with the National Strategic Plan(AIDS or tuberculosis).
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Eligibility criteria for NGO
Post as an experimented NGO
Have taken significant actions in the fight against AIDS since 1998
Have action plan for the next 3 years
Working with priority groups named within the National Strategic
Plan Having sections or branches with local staff and / or relay linkages
within the territory
Strong programmatic plan for at least three years, & financeoperations at the field level bound by conventions in at least 3 regions
in the country
National NGOs with experience in the fight against AIDS will berepresented by four members and two alternate members who wererespectively the 5th and 6th place in the poll voting members.
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Eligibility criteria for NGO
Alternate NGOs
Have taken significant actions in the fight against AIDSsince 2003
Have an action plan for the next 2 years
Working with priority groups named within the NationalStrategic Plan
No requirements related to the presence of sections orrelays in the regions
Two other alternates will be elected on a separate list basedon the criteria already set to give a chance to have twoNGOs fulfilling the criteria of national NGOs with
experience.
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Criteria for the people who will vote
Official recognition as an NGO
Have taken significant actions in the fightagainst AIDS since 2003 or/Have an action
plan for the next 2 years
Working with priority groups named withinthe National Strategic Plan
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NGO election process
Define members, alternate and voters eligibility criteria
Conduct local NGOs information on the process through
regional committees
Newspaper announcements
Choose of voting method for thematic NGO : Electronic material
based on the web site
Develop electoral guidelines
Mobilize a notary to supervise the process and an independent
review panel
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NGO election process
Awareness-
raising /
Information
Management of
the electorate
Management of
the voting
Management of
the election
campaign
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NGO election process
Registration
ValidationElectoral
Campaign
Vote
Results
22
11
33
4455
106 NGO:
- Independent review panel
- Notary
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Registration
Voter option
gives anassociation a
voting right
only.
Depending on associations eligibility criteria, it can stand for:
Member option:
This option allows
an association to
be a candidate for
the status of
Permanent
Member
Alternate option :
Allows anassociation to be a
candidate for the
status ofalternate
member
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Conclusion
Paradigm changing : from individual to sectoral approach
Big Challenge : meet and talk together around a table for
a commun objective
Cumbersome process : but many lessons learned and investment
for the future
Good governance : Transparency, accountability, ownership
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Functions and duties for each memberCharter of Values of CCM
Vis--vis the CCM:Comply with the mission, values, policies and manual of procedures of theCCMTake your role seriously and participate actively and responsibly in CCMmeetingsFreely exchange information and experience with other members of the
CCMRespect and update the decisions of the CCM
Vis--vis the sector it represents:Represent their interests as closely as those of the member organizationTell them in a timely manner important decisions of the CCM
Keep abreast of the views of stakeholders (individuals and organizations)by communicating regularly with them and inviting them to meetings asobservers or pool of technical expertsWhen a folder directly concerns the member organization or therepresentative himself, openly declaring a possible conflict of interest andoffer to leave the room or not to speak or vote during consideration of the
record
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Responsabilities of new members elected
Actively participate in meetings and other activities of theCCM
Read and analyze documents
Share and exchange experiences and useful information to
broader sectors and constituencues
Participate in decision-making and exercise their right tovote in the line of the sector they represent
Report regularly on the activities of the CCM to Civil so
society members and their Sector
Respect the decisions of the CCM
Respect the Charter of Values of CCM
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Mechanisms of information towards sub-sector experienced national NGOs on
AIDS in the CCM of Morocco
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Responsabilities of the CCM members
Communication: Ensure that members of the NGO sector have all the
information about the Global Fund from global level andMorocco
Report regularly on the activities of AIDS NGOs to the CCMsector Distribute agendas and minutes of the meetings of the CCM Consult with the NGO sector for important decisions to be
taken
Promote the achievements of Global Fund grants and theactivities of the CCM Communicate grievances from the AIDS NGO sector to
the CCM
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Mechanisms
Who?
NGOs who participated in the electoral process
NGO sub-recipients of Global Fund
Expand to other NGOs in a phased manner according to the requests
What? Agenda at least one week before
Minutes 3 weeks after Dashboard
Call for Proposals
Summary of Annual Reports
Important letters sent by the Global Fund
Rules of Procedure of CCM
Action plan of the CCM and oversight plan
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Mechanisms
When? At quarterly meetings of the CCM
An ad hoc basis depending on the importance of information
How?
Insert in the future website, a web page for the NGO sector
Create a forum / discussion group belong the NGO sector
Use the internal level of each member of the NGO sector to
disseminate information (website, networks, branches ...)
Monthly meetings between members of NGOs
Organize an annual meeting with the civil society sector Use the mechanisms of CSAT for the dissemination
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Responsabilities of the CCM members
Coordination of the grants
Ensure dissemination of all information within the NGOsector at the time of the calls for proposal
Guide NGO sector members in preparing their submissions
Ensure transparency of the review process and projectselection
Make sure when appointing the PR that it has the capacityand setting up appropriate mechanisms for working with
sub-recipients
Advocate to address needs of the field work of NGOs toreach the populations most at risk
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Responsabilities of the CCM members
Harmonization: Ensure that funding from the GF fill the gap cast of
the NGO sector by area, geographic area and targetpopulation
Ensure that the information system in place includesthe data of all NGOs and is tailored to the needs andcapacities of these NGOs
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Responsabilities of the CCM members
Oversight: Participate in the oversight committee and technical and ad-hoc
committees set up by the CCM
Participate in site visits and surveys as required by the plan ofoversight developed by the CCM
Share information about the dashboard (the progress ofimplementation of sub recipients ) on a regular basis
Ensure the continuous supply of NGOs for field activities (condoms,drugs etc )
Ensure the rights of people living with HIV in the activitiesimplemented
Help to resolve the problems identified and in particular within theNGO sector
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Responsabilities of the CCM members
Organization and structure:
Participate in the development and updating of frameworkdocuments (constitution, rules ...) and inform the whole Ngosector
Attend all meetings and inform the NGO sector
Advocate for the mobilization of technical and financialresources for the CCM in particular for the support of civilsociety
Participate in decision-making and exercise their right tovote respecting the opinion of the organization and thesector they represent