Skip to main contentThe InSAI assessment consists of 10 indicators that are considered the most critical for SAI independence. These indicators are identified through consideration of the relevant ISSAI and the experience with the extended use of previous diagnostics, such as the PEFA framework and the SAI PMF. The indicators are framed as simple yes or no questions on each issue, with a written justification provided for quality assurance purposes.
The Public Expenditure and Financial Accountability (PEFA) Program released its first Global Report on Public Financial Management on 2021.
This blog shares key findings from the Report and views from the international experts who attended the launch.
Uneven progress globally
At this stage of the pandemic, Supreme Audit Institutions (SAI) all over the world are grappling with the question of what to do now and how to plan for the future.
This report offers an assessment of the challenges governments face in tackling corruption, what instruments tend to work and why, and how incremental progress is being achieved in specific country contexts. It is a comprehensive report covering sectors, tools, and institutions that are key in the area of anti-corruption and can be a resource for many stakeholders.
Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) is an unprecedented public health emergency, with associated significant economic impact, affecting all developing and developed countries. As it unfolds and countries respond, the role of Supreme Audit Institutions (SAIs) is being recognized as crucial to supporting the government response mechanisms through maintaining public financial management discipline and ensuring transparency and accountability.