By Angela Nwanodu
The Anambra State ICT Agency (ICTA) has continued its capacity-building programme for Ministry of Works engineers with another refresher training on its deployed DocTracker system.
The ongoing exercise builds on earlier training sessions, deepening engineers’ knowledge and practical understanding of the digital document and project management platform.
With more than five sessions already conducted, the engagement provides an opportunity to address questions, receive feedback and clarify operational issues.
Particular attention is given to ensuring engineers understand their responsibilities on the platform and submit project reports accurately, completely and in the required format.
This strengthens documentation, improves project monitoring and ensures relevant information is properly captured, leaving no important details unaccounted for.
The interactive sessions also help ICTA identify areas requiring further guidance and provide support to strengthen users’ confidence and effective system adoption.
The training will continue as part of ICTA’s sustained effort to ensure Ministry of Works engineers become fully conversant with DocTracker and its operational requirements.
Developed by ICTA, DocTracker supports digital document management and project monitoring within the Ministry of Works, strengthening visibility and accountability.
The platform also enhances the tracking of projects from documentation through implementation, supporting more effective oversight and information management.
Angela is of the Ministry of Information and Value Reformation, Anambra State.
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