COLLABORATION TOOLKIT: STARTUP NETWORK
B_1 INTRODUCTION TO CCD
Have organisations in your country decided that your country's cash community would benefit from a formal CCD network? Once an anchor (a national office of a global CCD member organisation) volunteers to serve as a convener of other global CCD members operating in country to gauge interest level and identify priority issues, the country moves to CCD’s “startup” stage. The objective of this stage is to form a core group of NGOs and agencies who are interested in setting up a national network to work collaboratively and then work, either consecutively
or simultaneously, to analyse the context, understand their agencies’ cash capacities and gaps in expertise, define common interests and needs, develop good relations between the members, and outline a solid action plan.
Here are some tools to help get you started with the startup process. Contact us with any questions.
B_1_1 SETTING UP A CCD NETWORK IN YOUR COUNTRY: A HOW TO GUIDE
Do you wish your country had a CCD network? Now it can. Learn more about national networks and the set up process.
B_1_2 GETTING MEMBER BUY-IN
Under development.
B_1_3 COORDINATOR/MANAGER ROLE
Under review.
B_1_4 MAKING COLLABORATIONS WORK GUIDANCE
Under development.
B_1_5 BUILDING TRUST GUIDANCE
Under development.

B_2 DESIGN TOOLS
B_2_1 CASH WORKING GROUP / CCD LINKAGES
Under revision. Contact CCD to request access to tool.
B_2_2 CONTEXTUAL ANALYSIS TOOL
Under development.
B_2_3 IDENTIFYING MEMBERS PRIORITIES, NEEDS, AND INTERESTS
Under development.
B_2_4 IDENTIFYING PROGRAMMING PRIORITY AREAS/GAPS
Use the outputs identified during the 'priority areas and gaps' workshop to prepare a detailed action plan from this template.
B_2_5 IDENTIFYING/CLARIFYING COLLABORATION PURPOSE
Under development.
B_2_6 WORKPLAN
Under review.
B_2_7 NEW PROPOSAL SUBMISSION PROCESS
B_2_4_1 OVERVIEW
B_2_4_2 DETAILED
B_2_8 BUSINESS MODEL CONSIDERATIONS
Under review.
B_2_9 CONSORTIUM CONSIDERATIONS
Under review.
B_2_10 COLLABORATION BASE GUIDELINES
Under development.
B_2_11 POOLED FUNDS MECHANISM GUIDE
Under development.

B_3 STRATEGIC TOOLS
B_3_1 GOVERNANCE FRAMEWORK
This document lays out the advised governance framework for a local CCD network. It is advised for in-country networks to follow the same structure, although the content may vary depending on your context and priorities.
B_3_2 GF – MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING
Use this template to set up a MoU between in-country CCD partners to define your country's network, scope, and commitments.
B_3_3 GF – STEERING COMMITTEE TERMS OF REFERENCE (TOR)
This provides the background for the national network, defines the role of the steering committee and responsibilities of the steering committee chair and its committee members, and gives a general overview of the work to be done by the committee.
B_3_4 GF – TECHNICAL WORKING GROUP TOR
This provides the background for the national network and its structure; establishes the technical working group's overall aim and objectives; specifies the Collaboration Manager and Technical Working Group Lead, and group members' responsibilities; and gives a general overview of the tasks and projects to be done by the working group. Coming soon.
B_3_5 GF – INTEGRATION OF NEW MEMBERS
Under review.
B_3_6 GF – WAYS OF WORKING WITH CASH WORKING GROUPS
Under review.
B_3_7 GF – DECISION-MAKING AND COMMS PROTOCOL
Under development.
B_3_8 COMMS ENGAGEMENT PLAN GUIDANCE
Under development.
B_3_9 MANAGING RISK COLLABORATIVELY GUIDANCE
Under development.

B_4 OPERATIONAL TOOLS
B_4_1 CAPACITY / GEOGRAPHIC / RESOURCE MAPPING TOOL
Under review.
B_4_2 BUILDING OPERATIONAL MODELS PRACTICAL GUIDE
Under review.
B_4_3 RESPONSE BUILDER
In partnership with Pivotal Labs, CCD is exploring how best to support CCD members to design collaborative cash responses. Draft guidance outlining key steps and design decisions for developing and customising a cash collaboration model has been developed and piloted as part of the Response Builder platform.
This guidance was further developed based on best practices along with insights and recommendations from CCD members. It will form the basis for a newly designed digital product that provides CCD members a collaboration sandbox where they can quickly model different collaboration design choices based on guidance and best practices. This product will help CCD members to design, setup, and establish CCD collaborations to respond to crisis as well as run collaborative scenario planning in the preparedness phase.
B_4_4 ACCOUNTABILITY TO COMMUNITIES GUIDANCE
Under development.
B_4_5 MEASUREMENTS OF SUCCES & VALUE NARRATIVE
Under development.
B_4_6 WORKING WITH OTHER COLLABORATIVE INITIATIVES
Under development.
B_4_7 MEMBER TO MEMBER FEEDBACK TOOL
Under development.

B_5 TECHNICAL CONSIDERATIONS
B_5_1 SOCIAL PROTECTION CONSIDERATIONS GUIDELINES
Under development.
B_5_2 DATA SHARING GUIDANCE
Coming soon.
B_5_3 DATA SHARING PRESENTATION
Protecting personal data and privacy in field work: A guide for data sharing between humanitarian organisations
B_5_4 DATA SHARING TEMPLATE
The template Data Sharing Agreement is intended to promote responsible data practices and sharing between organisations in the nonprofit sector, and, where applicable, their private sector partners. It borrows from corporate best practices and approaches, and is intended as:
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a transactional roadmap for responsible data sharing in a given context
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an educational tool for organisations to understand obligations in this area
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requiring early and deep discussion and due diligence of expectations around approaches, policies and procedures and related roles and responsibilities amongst the parties
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a starting point for negotiations of an eventual written agreement between the parties.
Each provision must be carefully considered, and it is not just appropriate but necessary for modifications (both additions and deletions) to be made based on context and the views of the parties. Footnotes should be deleted. Nothing in this template is fixed or predetermined and it is intended only to assist the parties by providing them with a basis for discussion.
This template agreement contemplates considerable ethical, programmatic, and legal responsibilities and should only be utilised in close consultation with appropriate country office management, information technology/digital teams, and local and home office legal counsel at each participating organisation/company. This agreement requires discussion and modification, and application to each specific context and party.
While the parties signing the agreement will generally be sharing personal information that has already been collected, a basic consent form has been provided for organisations who may wish to consider adapting for use when collecting personal information. Like the agreement itself, the form of consent is a mere template that should be carefully reviewed and modified to ensure its suitability for the specific context in which it is being used.
B_5_5 COMMON CASH PLATFORM CONSIDERATIONS GUIDELINES
Under development.
B_5_6 OPERATIONAL INTEROPERABILITY WORKPLAN GUIDANCE
Under development.