Membership for the Zimbabwe CCM is drawn from a variety of stakeholders among them government, civil society, private sector, faith based, people living with and affected by the three diseases (HIV, TB and Malaria), and development partners among others. Representation in the CCM is as follows;
| Sector | Constituencies | Seats | |
| 1 | Government Sector (7) | Health Services provision Social Sector Finance and Development Parliament of Zimbabwe |
2 2 2 1 |
| Sector | Constituencies | Seats | |
| 2 | Civil Society (5) | AIDS Service Organisations Watch Dog Organisations International NGOs FBOs (1 Christian and 1 other Faiths) |
1 1 1 2 |
| Sector | Constituencies | Seats | |
| 3 | Affected Communities (4) (recipients of services) |
People living with HIV and exposed to TB (1 National Network and 1 communities) Malarious communities (a Chief or a Headman} Women’s groups |
2 1 1 |
| Sector | Constituencies | Seats | |
| 4 | Private Sector (3) | World of work (employers/ employees) Malaria activities Private business (business associations) |
1
1 |
| Sector | Constituencies | Seats | |
| 5 | Development Partners (4) | UN Agencies/Multilateral Donor /Bilateral |
2
2 |
| Sector | Constituencies | Seats | |
| 6 | Academia (1) | Institutions of Higher Learning | 1
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The CCM structures are comprised of the full CCM (CCM members), CCM office bearers (chairperson and vice-chairperson), CCM Secretariat and CCM Sub-committees. The CCM established these substructures with the view to lessen the management and technical responsibility of the main CCM so that it focuses only on policy issues. The CCM substructures assist the CCM in conducting detailed review of all aspects of the CCM functions and making recommendations to the CCM for decision making. (For detailed information on roles and responsibilities for the various structures of the CCM refer to the Zimbabwe CCM Guiding Document)
