Regional and Sectoral Coordinating Units
As with its global counterpart, regional and sectoral coordinating units operate guided by the principles of diversity, representation, gender equity, and consensus decision-making.
The regional coordinating units convene existing sub-regional platforms, development CSOs and sectoral networks/groups within the region to develop and implement a collective advocacy, outreach and capacity development work plan. Through the regional coordination committees, the regional focal person and its representative(s) to the GA are selected.
The regional coordinating units are composed of a regional representative, sub-regional representatives, sector focal persons (at least one for each recognized sector) and regional secretariat (at most two dedicated staff). They are responsible for: (1) planning, coordination, communication and financial management, (2) policy development and advocacy engagement, and (3) outreach and capacity building. Generally, these are the governance bodies that provide leadership and direction to aid and development effectiveness work within the region following the vision, mission, goals, and strategies of the CPDE. These are also the units responsible for overseeing the operations of the regional secretariat.
To date, most regions have regional secretariats responsible for: (1) network coordination, administration, and outreach, (2) documentation and information management, (3) coordinating CPDE advocacy, outreach and capacity development activities with CPDE working groups and sectoral representatives in the region ensuring smooth and timely implementation and proper representation, (4) and coordinating with the Global Secretariat on CPDE program and platform decisions, activities, and processes.
Sectors also maintain coordinating units facilitated by a global representative and composed of regional representatives. The global representative sits at the CC, while global and regional representatives sit at the GA. Regional sectoral representatives are also part of regional coordinating units/committees to ensure synergy in their work with their respective region/sub-region.
Regional Secretariats | Name | Organisation |
|---|---|---|
Asia | Sarah Torres | Reality of Aid Asia Pacific
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Africa | Alice Maina | Reality of Aid Africa
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Latin America | Georgina Muñoz | Red Nicaragüense de Comercio Comunitario (RENICC)
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Malena Fama | Red Encuentro / Multipolar | |
Henry Morales | Movimiento Tzuk Kim Pop | |
Europe | Marija Vishinova Shemova | Balkan Civil Society Development Network
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MENA | Marie-Jose Saade | Arab NGO Network for Development
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Pacific | Emeline Siale Ilolahia | Pacific Islands Association of Non-Governmental Organisations (PIANGO)
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Sectoral Secretariats | Name | Organisation |
|---|---|---|
Faith-Based Organisations (FBO) | Thorsten Göbel | ACT Alliance
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Labour | Lorenza Lo Sasso | International Trade Union Confederation |
Rural | People’s Coalition on Food Sovereignty (PCFS)
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International Civil Society Organisations (ICSO) | Luca De Fraia | ActionAid
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Women/Feminist Group | Patricia Akakpo | Network for Women’s Rights in Ghana (NETRIGHT) |
Indigenous People (IP) | Patricia Isabelle Dela Cruz | International Indigenous Peoples Movement for Self Determination and Liberation (IPMSDL)
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Youth | Anton Martinov | International Youth Alliance |
Jenison Urikhimbam | Youth Forum for the Protection of Human Rights (YFPHR) | |
Migrants | Aaron Ceradoy | Asia Pacific Mission for Migrants
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Task Force Coordinators | Name | Organisation |
|---|---|---|
Private Sector Engagement | Tala Batangan | Reality of Aid Network |
CSO Enabling Environment/Development Effectiveness | Vitalice Meja | Reality of Aid- Africa |
Nurgul Dzhanaeva | Forum for Women’s NGOs of Kyrgystan | |
Climate Finance |
Josefina Villegas Caputti | Global Secretariat |
Nexus Issues | Jane Nabong | International Indigenous Peoples Movement for Self Determination and Liberation (IPMSDL) |
