National Authorizing Officers (NAOs)

National Authorizing Officers (NAOs) are government officials responsible for managing international aid funds within their country. They ensure that the funding from international organizations is used correctly, according to agreements and regulations. NAOs oversee the planning, implementation, and accountability of projects, acting as the main link between their government and the donors. Their role is vital for ensuring that aid reaches the right projects and achieves intended development goals efficiently and transparently.