Report: “Consultation and Regional Forum on the Provision of Global Fund-related Technical Assistance for CSOs and communities in the EECA region – how to make it work better?”
This report describes the status of the Global Fund Community, Rights and Gender Technical Assistance Programme (CRG TA Programme) and other related support and provides options about how to improve these opportunities and their utilisation in Eastern Europe and Central Asia as on November 2019.
The document integrates inputs from 16 preparatory individual interviews and from discussions at the Regional Forum, ’Provision of Global Fund-related Technical Assistance for CSOs and communities in the EECA region – how to make it work better’, which took place on 14-15 November, 2019, in Chisinau, Moldova.
The two main sections of this report – Generating Demand, and Process from TA Requests to Provision and Evaluation – provides analysis of current progress, challenges, and opportunities for improvement. They end with detailed recommendations to the Global Fund and the Regional CRG Platform.
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