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CSAT

CSAT study on civil society on CCMs
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This report is produced by the International Council of AIDS Service Organizations (ICASO).
It summarizes the findings, conclusions and recommendations of a study by the Civil Society Action Team (CSAT) into the quantity and quality of civil society involvement in the Country Coordinating Mechanisms (CCMs) of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (the Global Fund). As an advocacy tool, this report aims to inform and guide decisions by relevant global policy-makers, including within the Global Fund, partner organizations (such as UNAIDS) and civil society itself.
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CSAT

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A new civil society-led global initiative has been launched – the Civil Society Action Team (CSAT). It aims to coordinate, broker, and advocate for technical support to civil society organizations implementing or seeking grants from the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, TB and Malaria (Global Fund).The Global Fund is one of the largest funding mechanisms supporting health projects in developing countries.As more Global Fund supported projects are implemented, some are experiencing bottlenecks and delays.Under-performing projects require technical support and capacity strengthening. However, civil society organizations have not been receiving sufficient support – which is why CSAT was launched.

CSAT Coordination
CSAT will operate through an International Coordinator and six Regional Coordinators, one in each of the following regions: Middle East and North Africa; East & Southern Africa; West & Central Africa; Asia-Pacific; Latin America & the Caribbean; and Eastern Europe & Central Asia. In addition, an Advisory Group of diverse civil society stakeholders has been providing guidance on the development of the CSAT initiative.
Host organizations of the global and regional coordinators have been selected through an open call for proposals and transparent selection process. The International Council of AIDS Service Organizations (ICASO),whose International Secretariat is based in Canada, was selected as a global host. The regional hosts havebeen chosen as follows:

  • Middle East and North Africa: Association de lutte contre le sida (ALCS), Morocco
  • West and Central Africa: AfriCASO, Senegal
  • East and Southern Africa: SANASO, Namibia/AfriCASO, Senegal
  • Eastern Europe and Central Asia: Eurasian Harm Reduction Network (EHRN), Lithuania
  • Asia Pacific: 7 Sisters, Thailand

The selection of the Regional Host Organization for Latin-America and the Caribbean will be finalized shortly.

CSAT Priorities

  • Mobilize a civil society response to under-performing grants;
  • Improve availability of quality technical support for civil society organizations involved in implementation of the Global Fund grants;
  • Improve the quality of Global Fund-related proposals prepared by civil society organizations.
 

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