About CCM
Country Coordinating Mechanism is a key element of the Global Fund’s adherence to the principles of local responsibility and decision-making with wide participation of the stakeholders.CCM is a consultative advisory body under the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan which was established to ensure coordination and optimization of activities of the central and local executive bodies, international and local non-profit organizations, including religious and educational organizations, mass media and other legal entities, irrespective of theirtype of ownership, participating in the measures to control HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis.
Four main principles lie in the CCM’s foundation.
СCM adheres to the principles of wide participation of all stakeholders, democratic decision-making, complete transparency, joint partnership and efficient activity.
• Country responsibility: the Global Fund does not have representative offices in any country. Countries perform mobilization of resources themselve sand ensure their efficient use through CCM.
• Multilateral platform for government - owned Partnership (use of cooperate intellectual capacity at country level);
• Reliance on existing structures, if available;
• Effectiveness and Accountability.
• Country responsibility: the Global Fund does not have representative offices in any country. Countries perform mobilization of resources themselve sand ensure their efficient use through CCM.
• Multilateral platform for government - owned Partnership (use of cooperate intellectual capacity at country level);
• Reliance on existing structures, if available;
• Effectiveness and Accountability.
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Meetings
On April 10, 2026, a meeting of the Country Coordinating Mechanism for HIV and Tuberculosis (hereinafter referred to as the CCM) was held under the chairmanship of A. Bokazhanova, Deputy Chair of the CCM and Coordinator for Key Populations and Community Engagement at the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS in Kazakhstan. Agenda: 1. Announcement of new funding from the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (hereinafter referred to as the Global Fund) for the HIV and TB components starting in 2027. 2. Agreement on the Global Fund funding allocation framework for 2027-2030: 2.1 Key focus areas for the Tuberculosis component within the new Global Fund grant for 2029-2030. 2.2. Key focus areas for the HIV component of the new Global Fund grant for 2027-2029. 3. Civil society's vision for strengthening the response to the HIV and Tuberculosis epidemics in the Republic of Kazakhstan. 4. Plan for implementing the Global Fund's eligibility criteria for CCMs during the new proposal development process: 4.1 Approval of the Country Dialogue plan; 4.2 Agreement on the composition of the working group for writing the proposal and conducting the Country Dialogue.
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Calendar
On April 10, 2026, a meeting of the Country Coordinating Mechanism for HIV and Tuberculosis (hereinafter referred to as the CCM) was held under the chairmanship of A. Bokazhanova, Deputy Chair of the CCM and Coordinator for Key Populations and Community Engagement at the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS in Kazakhstan. Agenda: 1. Announcement of new funding from the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (hereinafter referred to as the Global Fund) for the HIV and TB components starting in 2027. 2. Agreement on the Global Fund funding allocation framework for 2027-2030: 2.1 Key focus areas for the Tuberculosis component within the new Global Fund grant for 2029-2030. 2.2. Key focus areas for the HIV component of the new Global Fund grant for 2027-2029. 3. Civil society's vision for strengthening the response to the HIV and Tuberculosis epidemics in the Republic of Kazakhstan. 4. Plan for implementing the Global Fund's eligibility criteria for CCMs during the new proposal development process: 4.1 Approval of the Country Dialogue plan; 4.2 Agreement on the composition of the working group for writing the proposal and conducting the Country Dialogue. |
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