News from 2023-04-05 / KfW Development Bank
Many different areas of application for RMMV solutions
Presentation of best-practice approaches in development cooperation
Remote Management, Monitoring & Verification (RMMV) is now also being used successfully beyond a crises-context in a wide range of areas of development cooperation (DC) – for example, in the construction industry, in the context of the inclusion of women and girls or to improve donor coordination. A variety of best-practice solutions was presented by international experts at an online conference organised by KfW Development Bank and the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) in early February 2023.
Conference highlights
Digitalisation promotes greater citizen participation
Promotion of feminist development cooperation through RMMV
Remote project monitoring in fragile contexts
Building Information Modelling (BIM) for managing complex construction projects
Better collaboration in development cooperation through data exchange
Recordings of the conference and further information
The recordings and presentations of the RMMV conference will be available for download until 31 December 2023.
The services offered by the providers of innovative RMMV tools and approaches who participated in the conference were published in a booklet.
In its RMMV guidebook KfW Development Bank describes many common RMMV approaches and tools and their possible applications. Projects are also presented in which these have been successfully used in practice.
RMMV as digital public good
KfW is currently developing an open content repository on the Github platform, where, amongst others, fact sheets on RMMV technologies in the context of Financial Cooperation are offered as a so-called digital public good. The platform is freely accessible and open for everyone to participate in the further development of RMMV-related content repositories.
Stay informed
If you are interested in the conference material and other KfW events on RMMV, please register here. In addition, the BMZ provides the network [digital.global] as a platform for further developing the recommendations from the conference and to maintain the future dialogue on RMMV. Posts on RMMV in the context of development cooperation are regularly published on social media (Twitter and LinkedIn) under the hashtag #RMMV4Dev.
