The Country Coordinating Committee (CCC) is founded in 2003 for coordinating the Global Fund supported activities in Cambodia. Its major roles are to mobilize multi-sectoral stakeholders to prepare and submit Funding Requests to the Global Fund that are aligned with national HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria strategies and health and community system strengthening (HSS/CSS) priorities; recommends one or more Principal Recipients who will be responsible for implementing the grant and selection Sub-Recipients who will be involved in the implementation of the project, should the Funding Requests be approved; and oversee the PRs and Program Implementation financed by the Global Fund Grants through a permanent oversight body.

While participation on the CCC is voluntary and unpaid, CCC members are a critical component of the Global Fund architecture in Cambodia and will have the following key responsibilities:

• To attend and participate in CCC meetings in a timely and responsible manner; to share relevant experiences and information at the CCC meetings;
• To attend and participate in CCC retreats, standing committees, and/or ad hoc committees;
• To regularly report on CCC proceedings to organizations and individuals from the sector represented by the member;
• To participate in reviewing performance of grants, such as through PRTRTs meeting, field visits, or summary results;

In January 2027, a new CCC will be convened for a three-year term (2027-2029). The CCC is composed of 21 members divided among the constituencies [(Government (6), Non-Government Organization (3), Community Sector (6), Private Sector (1), Academic/education sector (1), and multilateral/Bilateral Donors (4)].

The bilateral and multilateral representatives will be elect/select using their internal process and mechanism. The other constituencies represented on the CCC shall elect the number of members that is specified above through an open and transparent election process, as well as identify an alternate for each member from the same constituency. Note: Current CCC members are eligible to be re-elected/re-nominated by their constituency to serve another term, subject to a limit of two consecutive terms.

The CCC Membership Selection Committee recently appointed individuals to serve as CCC Membership Coordinator for each of the constituencies. These individuals will coordinate the nomination and election process for new CCC members.

Organization or individuals interested in serving on the CCC should submit their name, contact information, and brief statement of interest (no more than 2 paragraphs) to their CCC Membership Coordinator by November 16, 2026. Contact information for the CCC Membership Coordinators is listed below.