Below you will find The Complete Blogspot Archive
CBC Blog: The political in the public – persuading governments to act on audit findings
Parting blog: Our dear friend and long-time colleague, David Goldsworthy, has announced that he is retiring and will no longer support the CBC’s work with SAIs in complex and challenging contexts. We are sorry to see him go and have invited him to write a...
CBC Blogspot: Leave no SAI behind
By Ahmed Ashaybani, General Director of Technical Cooperation, ...
CBC blogspot: Capacity Development Interventions – Some Points to Ponder
By Chandra K. Bhandari, Office of the Auditor General of Nepal (OAGN) Capacity development intervention is one of the most commonly discussed topics on the reform agenda in any organization. Organizational strategists, consultants and development partners always cite...
CBC blogspot: Developing Soft Skills to Drive Auditors’ Competence
Competent people are the main driver for success in any professional service, and auditing - whether in public or private sector - is no exception. And while the general definition of competence may be similar across various practices, the technical requirements to...
SAI Kiribati: Our young journey in Human Resources
by Enetty Ted Isopo, Auditor for Human Resources Division, SAI Kiribati I first started working with SAI Kiribati towards the end of 2019, so I was quite new when I was first introduced to the Human Resource (HR) Program in August 2020. I started as a financial...
CBC blog spot: Power distance cultural dimension among auditors
Research in psychology promotes the idea that culture determines the manner in which organizations are structured and managed, the behavior of individuals within these organizations as well as how these individuals think. In the context of audit, auditors’ ability to...
Leading in the pandemic: PASAI blog on leadership
Leading in the pandemic: creating clarity, building resilience and charting a clear direction The COVID-19 pandemic poses unprecedented challenges to leaders of public and private sector organisations. The pandemic has required a swift leadership response to allow...
Winners of The Prize 2021 – SAI The Gambia:
Capacity Building in public sector auditing - The Journey to the Win This is a collaborative article by the The Gambia National Audit Office’s Performance Audit Unit Staff, winners of The Prize 2020. In a little over five years, The Gambia National Audit Office has...
PASAI blog: Improving audit impact with multi-media
Far from everybody gets as excited by numbers, balance sheets, tables and a few pie charts like auditors do. However, we can use multimedia to increase stakeholder engagement with our work and improve audit impact and PASAI has examined the area a bit closer. Enjoy...
PASAI blog part 2: Achieving Audit Independence in the Pacific
As previously promised, please find the second PASAI blog, on the topic: Achieving Audit Independence in the Pacific - Part 2. This blog post is the second in a series of two exploring the concept of audit independence and its role in promoting transparency,...
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CBC Blog: The political in the public – persuading governments to act on audit findings
Parting blog: Our dear friend and long-time colleague, David Goldsworthy, has announced that he is retiring and will no longer support the CBC’s work with SAIs in complex and challenging contexts. We are sorry to see him go and have invited him to write a...
New workstream exploring sustainable cooperation on audit of donor funds
By Magdalena Karnebäck, chair of CBC workstream for the Audit of Donor Funds “SAIs and donors make informed choices when engaging in the audit of donor funds, while safeguarding SAIs' independence and respecting their national mandate.” That is the...
Goodwill ambassador for SAI independence
The INTOSAI-Donor Cooperation has appointed former New Zealand Prime Minister, the Right Hon. Helen Clark, to advocate for the independence of supreme audit institutions (SAIs). INTOSAI has seen increasing evidence that the independence of SAIs is diminishing or being...
Season’s Greetings and best wishes for a happy and healthy 2022
The CBC leadership and secretariat wish you all a peaceful holiday season and all the best for a 2022 in good health. We look forward to an inspiring and interactive year full of capacity development engagements!
AFROSAI-E Bulletin 13 is here
This year's final issue of the AFROSAI-E Bulletin is now available, with reflections on the past year and a feeling that despite the ongoing disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the AFROSAI-E region has remained steadfast and committed to improving audit...
Effective Institutions Platform EIP – Learning Notes
As part of its efforts to support peer-to-peer (P2P) approaches to facilitate institutional reform, the Effective Institutions Platform (EIP) organised a series of learning events to reflect on the key attributes of effective P2P partnerships and the role of...
PASAI: December newsletter available
Please find below the freshly issued December Newsletter from the PASAI region, enjoy reading about SAI Tonga securing constitutional independence; regional concerns about environmental protection; digital transformation; the International anti-corruption day; the...
CBC Blogspot: Leave no SAI behind
By Ahmed Ashaybani, General Director of Technical Cooperation, ...
Upcoming ACCC webinar: Working with Parliaments, in particular Public Accounts Committees
On 16 December at 2 pm CET - Welcome to join the upcoming webinar arranged by INTOSAI CBC Auditing in complex and challenging contexts (ACCC) on the theme "Working with Parliaments, in particular Public Accounts Committees". In many countries Parliaments are our key...
AFROSAI-E Bulletin 12 now available
Where is your balcony? Read about this intriguing question and more from the recent AFROSAI-E Technical Conference with the theme Developing Adaptive Capabilities. The programme included discussions that ranged from new regional initiatives and topical issues related...