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Compte rendu du lancement de la plateforme GOVIN 08/12/2020 Etaient présents : Le Secrétaire général du Ministère des Mines et de la Géologie, les membres du Ministère des Mines, les membres de l’ITIE, le consultant National de l’ITIE, les membres de la Société Civile, la Coalition Nationale Publique ce que vous payez, le Réseau de Femmes Africaines Ministres et Parlementaires, la Cour des Comptes, Women in Mining Guinea, la Direction Nationale des impôts, le CPDM( Centre de Promotion et de Développement Minier), la DNTCP (Direction Nationale du Trésor et de la Comptabilité Publique), le BSD (le Bureau de la Stratégie et de […]
Started in December 2019 with a World Bank funding, RDF have implemented the key systems required for EITI mainstreaming in Senegal. The achievements are substantial and place Senegal as one of the forerunners in terms of modernization of EITI processes. The technical solution deployed during the project consists of several interconnected RDF systems: FUSION, GovIn, the GovIn Administrator Interface, and the Online Information Portal. FUSION is a data centralization and sharing platform with cross-referencing and data analysis functionalities, addressed to the collecting administrations. Automatically populated by some government systems, or updated through manual upload of data files by other government […]
xCAS version 5.2 will start rolling out this week. The most significant new features is document verification using QR barcodes and a new module for the valuation of precious assets like gold and diamonds for export. xCAS now also allows the use of GovIn to submit reports; companies can complete GovIn reporting forms when promted about due reports in the the Online Repository portal. The new valuations module facilitates valuation of diamonds in parictular, including issuing the Kimberley certificate. With QR barcodes on export permits and the shipment certificate, customs officers can also look up and verify the shipment documents […]
Now more than ever, government public administration systems are important in order to allow civil servants to remain operational under restrictions. Government institutions in 12 developing countries are using RDF systems and over a thousand civil servants are registered users, performing a key part of their work in their respective systems. RDF staff remain at their country duty stations, as normal, implementing projects and supporting their government counter-parts. As workplace restrictions are introduced, RDF adopt and adjust according to the decisions of the authorities. In order to further support our institutions through this crisis, RDF will focus on: Accelerating the […]