David Kim, of the Global Fund’s Strategy Team, gave a presentation on the new organisational structure that will be implemented from 2010.
The Global Fund presented its new structure for 2010 on the first day of the Latin American Regional Meeting of the Country Coordinating Mechanisms.
“The new structure will work on harmonisation, alignment and the secretariat. This will give the CCMs a major role, strengthening and helping them in their governance and management” explained David Kim, of the Global Fund’s Strategy Team.
The Global Fund structure currently in force was designed at the time of its creation and has continued improving over time. “This structure has favoured the achievement of impressive results”, acknowledged Kim.
The new structure is going to introduce simpler formats for the purpose of encouraging and facilitating information that the preceding rounds already had in the approved proposals. In addition, there will be two calls for proposals per year and each country can choose when they would like to present their proposal.
“We are hopeful that there will be more money for the Country Coordinating Mechanisms", mentioned Kim, who also added, in reference to performance management, that there needs to be more programmatic supervision in each country.
The new structure will be launched in May 2010 with new requests and in 2011 periodic supervision is going to be introduced.
By Mirta Ruiz
Key Correspondents Team – Asuncion, 8/12/09
“The new structure will work on harmonisation, alignment and the secretariat. This will give the CCMs a major role, strengthening and helping them in their governance and management” explained David Kim, of the Global Fund’s Strategy Team.
The Global Fund structure currently in force was designed at the time of its creation and has continued improving over time. “This structure has favoured the achievement of impressive results”, acknowledged Kim.
The new structure is going to introduce simpler formats for the purpose of encouraging and facilitating information that the preceding rounds already had in the approved proposals. In addition, there will be two calls for proposals per year and each country can choose when they would like to present their proposal.
“We are hopeful that there will be more money for the Country Coordinating Mechanisms", mentioned Kim, who also added, in reference to performance management, that there needs to be more programmatic supervision in each country.
The new structure will be launched in May 2010 with new requests and in 2011 periodic supervision is going to be introduced.
By Mirta Ruiz
Key Correspondents Team – Asuncion, 8/12/09
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