Last Thursday, the launch of the RASME computer solution for collecting, analyzing and processing data in real time was held in Tunisia to strengthen the supervision of development projects. It is the result of a partnership between the AfDB, the World Bank's Geo-Enabling for Monitoring and Supervision initiative and the “KoboToolbox” data collection platform

The RASME IT solution will be responsible for collecting and exploiting digital project data in order to improve remote monitoring and evaluation in real time throughout Tunisia. According to the Director General of Cooperation at the Tunisian Ministry of Economy and Planning, Tarek Bouhlel, this solution is of strategic importance for Tunisia. We are all aware of the importance of having reliable and accessible data to ensure effective and efficient project management. Decision-making will only be easier to accelerate the achievement of our development priorities.