The Rapid Pilot is a result of extensive feedback from on-ground implementations to address the need for efficient, expedited rollout of identity systems.
By providing firsthand experience, it allows potential challenges to be identified early, serving as a crucial step in the preparation for a full-scale deployment.
Objective
The Rapid Pilot offers a proof-of-concept for all stages of MOSIP implementation, through the successful registration of a small, pre-determined number of residents.
Duration
Completed in around 8-12 weeks, MOSIP’s rapid pilot offers a uniquely expedited pilot process, with a registration rate of 45 individuals per day per kit.
Cost
As a not-for-profit project, MOSIP offers our platform, license, sandbox, and professional services to countries free of cost, while countries shall procure non-biometric components
Rapid
Pilot
Lifecycle
- Countries will be responsible for procuring non-biometric components such as laptops, printers, and related peripherals.
- These sessions will cover security models, technology deployment, and other critical aspects. The training process also includes finalising the ID schema and master data structures.
- Key insights and learnings will be documented, resulting in a formal report for knowledge sharing and future improvements.
People, Process, Technology
In creating a strong foundation for this effective pilot, three aspects play a crucial role:
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Training the right people, ensuring they have the necessary skills.
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Streamlining processess for efficiency, thereby saving time and resources.
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Building technology tailored to specific needs, meeting the country’s unique requirements.
The first successful implementation of MOSIP’s Rapid Pilot was in Togo, in February 2022. In collaboration with MOSIP Dissemination, a dedicated local team of eight individuals piloted their MOSIP-based ID system in a remarkably short span of 10 weeks.
