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The following solution packages have been identified for development within the openIMIS Solution Building project:

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Presented in the previous database, a first prioritization has been done by the team leader. Nevertheless, a prioritization meeting is required to align the priorities with the expectations of all stakeholders involved or impacted by this project.

These identified solution packages will play a critical role in enhancing the functionality and adaptability of the openIMIS platform, ensuring that it meets the diverse needs of social protection schemes and their beneficiaries.

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The project will employ an agile project management approach, utilizing the Scrum framework to foster collaboration and adaptability. This methodology allows for iterative development, enabling the team to break down complex tasks into manageable sprints. Each work package will be treated as a distinct sprint in the https://openimis.atlassian.net/jira/software/c/projects/OSB/list Jira project, facilitating flexibility in response to evolving requirements and stakeholder feedback. The project leadership will be is anchored by Dr. Dragos Dobre, who will oversee all aspects of project execution and maintain communication with GIZ. The team will comprise members of experts is composed by Patrick Delcroix from Swiss TPH and Seweryn Niedzielski from SolDevelo, ensuring a diverse skill set that covers both technical and operational needs.

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A preliminary timeline has been established, with key milestones critical to tracking the project's progress. The inception report is due by October 31, 2024, and the team will provide monthly sprint reports every first Monday of the month. Initial solution package deliveries are targeted for completion by February 28, 2025, with ongoing documentation updates and training sessions scheduled throughout the project's phases. These milestones will serve as benchmarks for evaluating the project’s adherence to its planned timeline and objectives.

Monitoring and Evaluation

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