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A knowledge-sharing platform in the DRC
Scoping a knowledge platform for the water ministry through workshops, a stakeholder map and a 4-tool comparison. Nextcloud was the solution chosen.
- Kinshasa, Kikwit (DR Congo)
- 2022 – 2023
- Ministry of Water Resources and Energy
Overview
The project at a glance
4
tools compared on scoring grids
What we did
For GIZ’s RESE II programme on drinking-water sector reform, kaikai scoped a knowledge-sharing platform for the Ministry of Water Resources and Energy.
We analysed the needs through interviews and workshops (two on site in Kinshasa and Kikwit, two online), carried out a SWOT analysis, a stakeholder map and an information map, defined the features, then compared 4 tools on scoring sheets.
Results
Nextcloud was chosen, and kaikai wrote the terms of reference GIZ used to procure it.
Technologies & methods
- Nextcloud
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