[3] Result Based Management (RBM) implementation in BDT

[3] Result Based Management (RBM) implementation in BDT

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Document :	ITU-D RPM ARB Contribution 3
Title :	Result Based Management (RBM) implementation in BDT
Date :	2021-02-11
Source :	Director, BDT
Meeting :	2021-04-07
Access :	Public Document
Abstract :	In 2019, BDT embarked on a comprehensive overhaul of its use of results-based management (RBM) to equip the Telecommunication Development Bureau (BDT) for the challenges of a rapidly changing development landscape and make it Fit4Purpose. This reform will introduce RBM for the implementation of all work programmes, as a managerial decision and monitoring tool, and to provide the evidence to demonstrate BDT's impact. RBM will also serve as the platform to engage with internal and external partners, and to replicate and scale up successful projects and work programme initiatives.