Programmes and projects
Multi-country structure, consortium access and delegation.
Who this is for
Programme leads and organization administrators.
Multi-country programmes
One programme can operate across several African countries without duplicating your organization or weakening isolation. Each country deployment resolves through the country-profile registry; an unrecognised country code is refused rather than stored as free text.
Consortium membership is not access
Being a member of a consortium grants no data access whatsoever. Access exists only as an explicit grant that names one scope, one permission list, one stated purpose and one expiry.
- Every grant is revocable by the granting organization alone, and revocation takes effect immediately.
- Leaving a consortium revokes every grant that flowed from it.
- Issuing a grant requires a governance approval obtained by a separate person with decision authority.
- No tenant-administration permission can be granted to another organization, at all.
Comparing across countries
A programme-level aggregate is refused unless every indicator pair has been assessed comparable across seven dimensions, three of which are fatal — indicator definition, unit of analysis and measurement units. The platform will not produce a combined figure with a caveat attached; it declines and tells you which pair blocked it.
What this does not do
Stated here rather than discovered later
- A grant can only narrow what a role already allows. It can never reach past the organization.
- A combined multi-country figure is refused rather than produced with a caveat.
- Projects attach to a programme by reference and never leave their tenant.