Philippines: Application Processes for Round 7 and its Status

1 8 approved projects for the 3 diseases Global Fund Investment for the 3 Infectious Diseases in the Philippines 70 Million USD in approved grant amount 127 Million for total Lifetime budget

2 Global Fund Investment for the 3 Infectious Diseases Rnd Disease Component Approved Grant Amount (USD) (3) Total Lifetime Budgets (USD) 2Malaria7,244,76211,038,000 2TB11,438,064 3HIV/AIDS5,528,825 5HIV/AIDS3,011,9196,478,058 5Malaria11,097,52914,308,637 5TB15,296,93149,798,408 6HIV/AIDS7,295,12417,978,910 6Malaria TOTAL77,210,813127,875,688

3 Country Coordinating Mechanism TWG Structure of the GF Project Global Fund Local Fund Agent LFA Contract Grant Agreement Principal Recipient Sub-Recipient Grant Agreement

4 Philippine Application CCM Call for Proposals Submission of Concept proposals to the CCM TB HIV/AIDS Malaria CCM Recommendation

5 What is CCM and why? CCM in the Philippines was established in 2002 through Administrative Order 83 ACCM in the Philippines was established in 2002 through Administrative Order 83 A Represent and acts on behalf of the Philippine partnership to fight TB, Malaria and AIDSRepresent and acts on behalf of the Philippine partnership to fight TB, Malaria and AIDS Consists of 33 members selected in a transparent electoral processConsists of 33 members selected in a transparent electoral process Membership based on member constituencyMembership based on member constituency

6 What is CCM and why? Decision making based on consensus and votation with each member organization entitled to 1 voteDecision making based on consensus and votation with each member organization entitled to 1 vote Chaired by the DOH, Co-chaired by USAIDChaired by the DOH, Co-chaired by USAID A CCM secretariat (within the NCDPC) is organized to support the CCMA CCM secretariat (within the NCDPC) is organized to support the CCM

7 What is CCM and why? CCM membership is for 2 years/term with maximum of 2 consecutive termsCCM membership is for 2 years/term with maximum of 2 consecutive terms The Philippine CCM is highly commended by the GFATM as a model;The Philippine CCM is highly commended by the GFATM as a model; CCM guidelines is the basic document for its operations.CCM guidelines is the basic document for its operations. The CCM organizes the partnership forum and other similar activities to ensure broad representation of all national stakeholdersThe CCM organizes the partnership forum and other similar activities to ensure broad representation of all national stakeholders

8 What is CCM and why? An election is conducted to fill in vacancy of membership slot/sAn election is conducted to fill in vacancy of membership slot/s The CCM is supported by 3 Technical Working Groups (for TB, HIV/AIDS and Malaria)The CCM is supported by 3 Technical Working Groups (for TB, HIV/AIDS and Malaria) · oversee and directly guide the three disease components activities relevant to applications, monitoring and supervision, in coordination with the Principal Recipient and Sub-recipients. · constituted through an administrative order from the Secretary of Health · meet at least monthly

9 Constituents of CCM in PHL Main Constituents, number of members allowed and percentage Public sector – 10 members (30%) Private sector – 17 members (50%) Includes PLWD, NGOs, CBOs, Faith based org, private / corporate groups, Academe,etc Bilateral/ Multilateral – 7 members (20%)

10 A. Government Sector (10 members) A.1. Department of Health (DOH) A.1.1. Central and CHD CAR A.1.2. Research Institute for Tropical Medicine (RITM) A.2. Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) A.3. Department of National Defense (DND) A.4. National Center for Indigenous Peoples (NCIP) A.5. National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) A.6. Department of Labor and Employment-Occupational Safety and Health Center (OSHC-DOLE) A.7. Department of Science and Technology- Philippine Council for Health Research and Development (DOST- PCHRD) A.8. Local Government Unit of Apayao Members of the Philippine CCM

11 B. Private Sector (2) B.1. Philippine College of Chest Physicians (PCCP) B.2. Pilipinas Shell Foundation Incorporated (PSFI) C. NGOs (6) C.1. Philippine NGO Council (PNGOC) C.2. Tropical Disease Foundation Incorporated (TDFI) C.3. World Vision Development Foundation (WVDF) C.4. Kasangga Mo ang Langit Foundation C.5. Remedios AIDS Foundation (RAF) C.6. World Family of Good People (WFGP) Members of the Philippine CCM

12 D. People Living with the Disease (PLWD) (2) D.1. Positive Action Foundation of the Philippines, Incorporated (PAFPI) D.2. Samahang Lusog Baga (SLB) E. Academe (2) E.1. Association of Philippine Medical Colleges (APMC) E.2. University of the Philippines- College of Public Health (UP- CPH) F. Public-Private Collaboration (3) F.1. Kilusang Laban Malaria (KLM) F.2. Philippine Coalition Against Tuberculosis (PHILCAT) F.3. Philippine National AIDS Council (PNAC) Members of the Philippine CCM

13 G. Faith Based Organizations (FBOs) (2) G.1. Salvation Army G.2. Couple for Christ – Gawad Kalinga H. UN/Multilateral/ Bilateral Agencies (7) H.1. UNAIDS H.2. World Health organization (WHO) H.3. United Nations International Childrens’ Emergency Fund (UNICEF) H.4. Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) H.5. European Commission (EC) H.6. German Technical Cooperation (GTZ) H.7. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) Members of the Philippine CCM

14 Selection Process of CCM Members  CCM constituent members are nominated by their constituents for possible CCM membership. This is conducted during the Partnership Forum  Nominated organizations then submit profile for review and letter of intent to CCM  Election is then scheduled and outcome is reported to the CCM Body  Membership is for two years subject to limitation of two consecutive terms  A member is candidate to be dropped if it fails to attend 3 consecutive meetings unless with valid reason

15 STATUS Round 7 Application  On going proposal development at the grass root level  CALL FOR CONCEPT PAPER IN MAJOR NEWSPAPER  Technical Working Group for HIv and malaria are now engaged;  TWG will clear the proposal based on the national framework, technical soundness, harmonization with existing projects and sustainability mechanism  TWG will endorse the proposal to CCM  CCM will discuss and hopefully endorse the proposal to GFATM

16 Challenges and Bottlenecks  National Plan in existence – National Objectives for Health  However, National M & E still needs strengthening  Information systems development towards automation  ‘Brain drain’, health human resource migration  Trainings at central level provision  Process for proposal development needs to be strengthened; although its ‘bottoms up’ approach integration of important mechanisms for sustainability and project effectiveness

17 Expectations  Learn/get insights on effective strategies/approaches that can be integrated into the GF proposals in the future  Update capacity of people (TWG) on reviewing or contributing inputs towards HSS including gap identification and forward planning  Learn insights on process integrating HSS into country proposal  Come up with concept paper/initial proposal for round 7

18 THANK YOU Round 7 Health System Strengthening Proposal