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TERMS OF REFERENCES FOR A BILINGUAL MEETING RAPPORTEUR

Type of Services: Rapporteur

Expected Dates: 28-29 November 2022

Venue:  Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Application Deadline: November 8, 2022, at 12.00 pm Addis time

  1. BACKGROUND INFORMATION

The African Constituencies Bureau (ACB) for the Global Fund was established by a resolution of African Health ministers in 2012. The ACB, also known as the Bureau, brings together the two African Constituencies West and Central Africa (WCA) and East and Southern Africa (ESA) represented at the Global Fund (GF)to fight HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria. The two constituencies represent 47 African countries that are recipients of GF support for HIV, TB and Malaria control. The Bureau facilitates collaboration across the two constituencies, facilitates effective engagement, representation and participation of the two constituencies in GF processes as well as enhancing their capacity to shape GF policies and processes. It also ensures that Africa’s voice is enhanced to influence Global Health policy decisions.

In anticipation of the roll out of the new cycle of Global Fund grants (NFM4) and in recognition of the upcoming UN HLM on TB in 2023, the ACB will co-host a TB consultative meeting in Addis Ababa Ethiopia, with the African Union, the WHO Regional Office and the Stop TB Partnership, for 16 high burden TB countries in Africa .

  1. OBJECTIVES

The consultative meeting aims to:

  • Identify and explore the barriers and gaps in access to quality TB diagnosis, treatment, care, support and scaling up prevention efforts, including community, rights, and gender barriers to access, to establish key TB priorities for the next funding cycle for TB Response, including community and health system responses (NFM4)
  • Identify ways of increasing domestic resources or other donors for TB response by reflecting on the existing TB financing landscape.
  • Identify ways of ensuring effective, meaningful and systematic affected community engagement in CCMs, country dialogue, proposal development, implementation and community led monitoring to support NFM4
  • Share best collaborative practices

 3.  SCOPE OF WORK

Under the advocacy and communication Lead’s guidance the rapporteur will effectively capture the meeting proceedings. The rapporteur will take notes via his or her preferred method and then produce an accurate written report of the proceedings based on an agreed pre-set template and format.

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  • Deadline November 08, 2022
  • Language English (French will be an added value)
  • Reports To Advocacy and Communication Lead
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