2015 Annual Report of the Inspector General

FAO;

2015 Annual Report of the Inspector General

Year of publication 2016

Place of publication Rome, Italy ;

Pages 59 p.

Author FAO;

Publisher FAO ;

Product type Meeting

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Statutory body / Meeting title FAO Finance Committee (FC)

Meeting symbol FC 161/10

Meeting Session Number Hundred and Sixty-first Session

Meeting date 16-20 May 2016

Meeting location Rome

Language English

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The annual report provides detailed information on the results of OIG’s audits and investigation work during 2014. OIG recognizes positive measures undertaken in 2014 as part of FAO’s transformation supporting a significantly stronger results-oriented, risk conscious and accountable Organization. Further improvements to FAO’s integrity framework were made and management has been responsive to the results of investigations carried out in relation to staff and third party misconduct. Management ha ve supported a transparent approach with donors on investigations into losses on projects they have financed. At the same time OIG’s audit coverage in 2014 indicates that there remain important challenges in a number of areas that are essential for the Organization’s transformation to be sustained and greater efficiencies achieved.
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The report contains information on the audit, investigative and inspection work of the Office in 2013 as well as its internal management. Key areas for formal audit reviews completed in 2013 included cyclical assessments of the Organization’s decentralized field network; the decentralization and integration of emergency operations to the field offices; programme closure and immediate post-implementation phase of the Global Resource Management System IPSAS preparedness; the South-South Cooperati on programme; Headquarters infrastructures management; security over FAO's offices, personnel and property; the management of administrative services subject to internal chargeback such as temporary assistance, interpretation, translation, courier and pouch services; and internal mechanisms for audit recommendation follow-up. As in previous years, a significant portion of OIG’s activity focuses on field and emergency operations due to the significant risk exposure to the Organization.