1. Proposed Organizational Structure for National Coalition of Afghanistan Interim Advisory Board Kabul January 2011

2. DRAFT Organizationa l Structure Supreme People Council Leadershi p Council Advisor y Board Executiv e Council Admin. Section

3. Reps of Political Parties Leadership council Influenti- al people Reps of Civil Society Individual Personalit ies Elected MPs Religious Scholars Supreme People Council Famous Women Women Youth Disabled Sport Professional Asso’s Media Etc… Reps of Private Sector DRAFT Organizationa l Structure

4. Parliame ntary Reps from 8 Zones Heads of Civil Society Groups Members of Advisory Board Independ ent Personalit ies Political Party Leaders Leading Religious Scholars Leading Women Leadershi p Council Heads of Executive Council Secretari at Youth Leaders DRAFT Organizationa l Structure

5. Executiv e Council Legal and Judiciary Committe e Education Committee Health Committee Foreign Affairs Committ ee Public Security Committe e Women Committee Media Committee Religious Scholars Committee Youth Committee Parliament ary and Election Committee Internal Relations Committee (membershi p) DRAFT Organizationa l Structure

6. Social Team Political Team Security Team Legal Team Economic Team Electoral Team Advisor y Board Fund Raising Team Dialogue Team DRAFT Organizationa l Structure

7. Personnel Finance/ Budget Fund Raising Protocol Technolog y Provincial Represent ation Admin Section Services Transport Logistics Budget Salaries Expenses Website Computer Network Members Bio Library & Archive Employ. and Education Secretariat DRAFT Organizationa l Structure

8. Priorities for establishing the National Coalition: 1. Establishing an Interim Advisory Board. The Board to: Advise on the nomination of founding members Prepare the coalition’s aims and objectives, constitution and organizational structure Prepare rules and regulations and budget 2. Establishing the Administration Section 3. Forming the Supreme Public Council 4. Forming the Leadership Council 5. Forming the Permanent Advisory Board 6. Forming the Executive Council