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Audits of Global Fund Grants in Ecuador and Rwanda
23 December 2014
The OIG has released two audit reports using a new more risk-based approach that is closely aligned to Global Fund strategy. The new approach is designed to answer high-level questions of value to the Global Fund and moves away from the previous model of routine compliance reviews. The audit teams looked at the operational risks facing Global Fund grants in Rwanda and Ecuador with an emphasis on fiduciary and financial arrangements, national procurement and the supply chain of health products and services, and data collection and reporting.