Consultant to Conduct Mapping of Country Coordinating Mechanism (CCM) Stakeholders, Their Governance Mechanisms and Communications Framework to Improve the Improve Efficiency for Global Fund

• Country: South Africa
• Summary: Consultant to Conduct Mapping of Country Coordinating Mechanism (CCM) Stakeholders, Their Governance Mechanisms and Communications Framework to Improve the Improve Efficiency for Global Fund
• ZAT Ref No: 78145825
• Deadline: 10 Feb 2023
• Financier: Other Funding Agencies
• Purchaser Ownership: Government
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• Tenders are invited for Consultant(cy) to Conduct Mapping of Country Coordinating Mechanism (CCM) Stakeholders, Their Governance Mechanisms and Communications Framework to Improve the Improve Efficiency for The Global Fund in South Africa. Deadline for questions; 3 February 2023 Deadline for submissions: 10 February 2023 The Global Fund-s Country Coordinating Mechanism (CCM) Policy outlines that the CCM should be positioned at the highest level responsible for multi-partner and multi-sectorial development planning in a country. The Global Fund encourages all countries to build on their national structures, wherever possible, and to position the CCM and/or CCM functions within existing health and other relevant platforms to contribute to central coordination of health and social programs, investments and pandemic preparedness. Mapping existing multisectoral governance bodies in a country is the first step towards institutionalizing CCM functions. Similarly, the Governance Manual of the CCM recognizes the importance of stakeholder management and interaction as a key outcome of communication. A communications protocol to guide such communication and engagement is an asset that can improve the CCM-s effectiveness in executing its role and mandate whilst upholding the values of ethics, confidentiality and transparency. SCOPE OF WORK 2.1 Purpose and objectives SANAC wishes to appoint a consultant to assist the CCM to improve its efficiency in relation to the evolution assessment as conducted by the Global Fund. The consultant, therefore, will: Identify existing national multisectoral structures, governance mechanisms and platforms responsible for coordinating the health sector and disease-specific issues. This should also start identifying key national stakeholders that are most appropriate for strengthening overall efforts to strengthen sustainability. Map each identified platform-s position within the national systems and in relation to the CCM. The consultant will also support the CCM in developing a Positioning strategy and plan based on three main phases (refer to the Positioning Guidance Note): Knowledge Coordination Sustainable Structure. Develop a communications protocol to guide the CCM-s interactions with its stakeholders. The protocol describes the principles which govern the communication between the CCM, the Global Fund, Local Fund Agent (LFA), SANAC Technical Support Unit (TSU), Principal Recipients (PRs), Sub-Recipients (SRs) and constituencies within the CCM during the lifecycle of a Global fund grant. The protocol must take into consideration contextual dynamics such as architecture of the SA CCM; power imbalances, communication pathways and mechanisms and how technology can be used to enhance such. This communications protocol will be used both for governance and promotion of the CCM. Proposals must be submitted by email by no later than 17h00 on Friday, 10 February 2023
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