CSM signs pact with Ethiopian government

The project, ADMIS funded by the World Bank got proclamation by the Ethiopian government in 2010

City based IT solutions provider CSM Technologies has signed an ETB (Ethiopian Birr) 3.6 million (or $0.19 million) agreement with the Federal Ethics and Anti-corruption Commission (FEACC) under the Ministry of Justice (MoJ), Ethiopia, to develop a wealth registration software .

The project, Asset Disclosure Management Information System (ADMIS) funded by the World Bank got proclamation by the Ethiopian government in 2010 which gave the mandate to register the wealth of elected officials as well as civil servants, including the prime minister, ministers, heads of states, ambassadors and officials within the justice system.

CSM was selected through an international bidding process.
 

The contract was signed between the Commissioner, FEACC, Ali Sulaiman and Priyadarshi Nanu Pany, chief executive officer, CSM Technologies at Addis Ababa (Ethiopia).

"Due to our strong foothold in the e-governance sector and the path breaking work done in India, particularly Odisha, we were able to clean sweep this opportunity through the International Bidding process," said Pany.