I. Project summary
Despite widespread acknowledgement that civil society involvement is a prerequisite for optimally functioning Country Coordinating Mechanisms (CCMs), civil society is still constrained in its ability to influence decision-making within them. The goal of this project is to build on the achievements and lessons learned of previous CCM work carried out in 2009-2010 to strengthen community systems, and increase advocacy and accountability of CCMs for greater access to HIV, TB and malaria treatment, care and prevention, and responsiveness to the needs and rights of key affected populations[1] in Cameroon and Indonesia.



