Create comparable, multilingual and governable cross-country evidence without erasing national ownership.
A federated evidence and communication layer where countries retain source authority and regional teams can discover, compare, translate and package evidence.
Request a demoCountry evidence is hard to compare and slow to package.
Five gaps regional bodies describe, and what DER does about each.
Where evidence gets stuck
What it costs the institution
How DER fills the gap
Where evidence gets stuck
Country evidence uses different classifications, formats and release cycles
What it costs the institution
Regional synthesis is slow and comparability is weak
How DER fills the gap
Shared metadata core with country mappings, multilingual taxonomies and source-preserving federation
Where evidence gets stuck
Evidence is exchanged through reports and email
What it costs the institution
Partners cannot easily discover or reuse prior submissions
How DER fills the gap
Permissioned regional registry, APIs, repository harvesting and update notifications
Where evidence gets stuck
Regional products require complex review across institutions
What it costs the institution
Publication cycles are delayed and accountability is unclear
How DER fills the gap
Multi-organisation roles, review gates, version history, embargoes and formal approval records
Where evidence gets stuck
SDG, Agenda 2063 and programme reporting overlap
What it costs the institution
Parallel reporting increases cost and inconsistency
How DER fills the gap
Framework mappings, reusable indicator and output relationships and configurable reporting products
Where evidence gets stuck
Impact across countries is reduced to aggregate reach
What it costs the institution
The body cannot show adoption, replication or policy convergence
How DER fills the gap
Cross-country impact cases, significance levels and attention, use, uptake and follow-through views
Products this group creates from one governed source.
Regional outlooks
Country profiles
Cross-country evidence maps
SDG and Agenda 2063 evidence packs
Communique support notes
Multilingual explainers
Partner learning briefs
Harmonisation guidance
Replication and uptake cases
Likely business owners
Data and statistics, policy and results, knowledge management, communications, ICT and legal teams, with national focal points
Typical starting package
DER Federation.
Connect country evidence without taking ownership away from the countries that produced it.
DER provides a federated evidence and communication layer: countries retain source authority while regional teams can discover, compare, translate and package evidence using shared standards. Configurable permissions and approval routes preserve governance; impact cases show where regional evidence is adopted, replicated or implemented.
Capabilities shown are the configuration DER is designed around. Scope, integrations and timelines are agreed with each institution.
See it on your own evidence.
A short discovery conversation, then a demonstration built around your priority decision or release.