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Resources Mapping and Expenditure Tracking in GFF Countries

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Date

  • January 1, 2020

About this resource

This presentation explains what resources mapping and expenditure tracking (RMET) are; how they relate to the Investment Case; why they should be conducted; what is the RMET process in-country.

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