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Enhancing NGO Representation: Insights from the Developing Country Delegation

This report delves into how non-governmental organizations (NGOs) from developing countries are represented in global health initiatives. Highlighting the structure of the delegation which includes representatives from Africa, CEE/CIS, Asia, and LAC, the text discusses critical aspects such as lobbying, advocacy, and civil society participation in decision-making processes. Key achievements, including significant roles in Country Coordinating Mechanisms (CCMs) and health system strengthening, are showcased, alongside the importance of collaboration with various stakeholders to amplify NGO voices.

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Enhancing NGO Representation: Insights from the Developing Country Delegation

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  1. Developing Country NGO Delegation How NGOs are really represented Sisonke Msimang OSISA

  2. Structure of the delegation • 4 Africa (Uganda, Zambia, Mali, South Africa) • 2 CEE/CIS (Serbia + one gap to be filled) • 2 Asia (India and China) • 2 LAC (Bolivia and Mexico) 1 TB Expert 1 Malaria Expert • Africa Networks represented: AFRICASO, ARASA, ZNAN

  3. Terms of reference • Outreach: Information and Consultation • Lobbying and Advocacy (global) • Participation in Board committees • Participation in Board meetings

  4. Board Delegation Leadership • Board member: Mrs Mataka (Zambia) • Alternate board member: Karlo Boras (Sisonke Msimang) (Serbia/South Africa) • Communication Focal Point: Tidiane Tall (Mali)

  5. Commitees • Policy and Strategy Committee (Sisonke Msimang/Bobby John) • Portfolio Committee (Karlo boras) • FAC • Ethics • Partnership Forum (Bobby John)

  6. Relationships with other delegations • Communities affected by and living with the 3 diseases • Developed countries NGO delegation • Developing countries NGO delegation • Recipient countries constituencies • Donors • Private foundations

  7. How country actors can play a role • 1st Step: GFATM Website • 2nd Step: CCMs • 3rd Step: Portfolio Manager • 4th Step: National/Regional NGO Networks • 5th Step: NGO Representatives on the board

  8. Key Achievements • Civil Society participation in CCMs • Civil society role in impementation • Dual Track financing • CSS • Health Systems Strengthening • Gender Policy

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