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The Team

This project is a collaborative partnership between IFRC, UNICEF, WHO and GOARN, guided by a Steering Committee at director level with responsibility for strategic decision-making.

About Us

Governance

At the technical level, there are lead specialists from each agency, who form the core team responsible for delivering the strategy and workplan of the Collective Service.

The collective service strives to be as inclusive and collaborative as possible, engaging the inputs and views of a wide range of stakeholders to enable it to support global response efforts. This is facilitated through the RCCE working group, and engagement with existing coordination mechanisms and networks.

The Collective Service works in close collaboration with GOARN, and links directly to the IASC following a detailed consultative process with the IASC Results Group 2 (Accountability and Inclusion) and the Emergency Directors Group (EDG).

Global Team

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The Secretariat

Maureen McKenna

Global Coordinator

The Collective Service

maureen.mckenna@ifrc.org

Matthew Bowman

Information Management Consultant

The Collective Service

matthew.bowman@ifrc.org

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Agency Focal Points and Interagency Team Members

Ombretta Baggio

CEA Senior Advisor

IFRC

ombretta.baggio@ifrc.org

Namita Rao

Helpdesk Coordinator

UNICEF

nrao@unicef.org

Olivia Tulloch

RCCE Focal Point

WHO

tullocho@who.int

Carla daher

Emergency Specialist- Community Engagement & Accountability (AAP)

UNICEF

cdaher@unicef.org

Regional Team

East & Southern Africa

Rachel James

Coordinator

UNICEF

rajames@unicef.org

Partnership

A COLLABORATIVE PLATFORM FOR HEALTH EMERGENCIES AND BEYOND

The Collective Service hosts a RCCE coordination forum, operational since February 2020, with support from GOARN. Open to any organisation working on RCCE related to COVID-19, it is the primary coordination platform for activities across the global response and is supported by dedicated sub-groups on specific topics such community engagement in low resource settings; migrants, refugees and other vulnerable groups; and media.