Zamfara, World Bank develop dashboard to track projects
The Zamfara State Government, in collaboration with the World Bank and other development partners, is developing an executive dashboard to improve monitoring and visibility of government projects across the state. The initiative was discussed at an engagement meeting involving World Bank project coordinators and representatives of donor-funded programmes in the state. The meeting, held at […]
The Zamfara State Government, along with the World Bank and other stakeholders, is developing an executive dashboard to enhance monitoring and visibility of government projects. This initiative was discussed at a meeting attended by World Bank project coordinators and representatives from various donor-funded programmes. The meeting, held in Gusau, was chaired by the Commissioner for Finance and Portfolio Focal Person, Bello Auta.
Governor Dauda Lawal initiated the project, emphasizing the importance of project visibility, accountability, and transparency. Anthony Edozieuno, a World Bank consultant, explained that the dashboard aims to boost portfolio performance and expedite project delivery, built on people, processes, and technology, and remaining under the control of the Zamfara State Government.
Training will be provided to key personnel involved in the projects. Representatives from multiple programmes, including AGILE, ACReSAL, ANRiN, and others, participated in the meeting, stressing the need for enhanced collaboration among donor agencies to achieve better development outcomes.
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