Auditor-General institutions

Auditor-General institutions are independent entities responsible for examining and evaluating government financial activities and operations. They ensure public funds are used efficiently, transparently, and in accordance with laws. By conducting audits of government agencies, programs, and projects, they help hold public officials accountable and promote good governance. Their reports inform lawmakers and the public about financial management quality, assisting in preventing waste, fraud, and misuse of resources. Essentially, they act as watchdogs to ensure that government actions meet legal standards and serve the public interest effectively.