The Cluster Coordination Performance Monitoring (CCPM) is an annual collective and participatory performance review of the cluster. It consists in three key phases: a survey for Protection partners and the coordination team, a review workshop to review survey results and discuss key achievements and needs for improvement, and finally a brief report on key findings and action plan on

priorities to be addressed. The CCPM is not an appraisal of the Cluster – or AoR – coordinator or coordination team. It is a review of collective efforts to ensure the effective coordination of the Protection response. It is a means to identify both strength and weakness in the Cluster coordination, and help identify priorities for improvement, and the need for additional support from the GPC – and global AoRs as relevant. The CCPM is also a good opportunity for the cluster coordination team and operational partners to get a better mutual understanding of the Cluster core functions and key deliverables, and of the roles and responsibilities between coordination team and partners. It also provides a forum to identify better ways of working and opportunities to leverage capacity and expertise within the cluster to fulfil those core functions and achieve key deliverables for a more effective collective response.

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