The analysis below describes the individuals, groups, organizations and institutions that make use of, or have an interest in the reports of Auditor general.
Stakeholder | Stakeholder’s interest | OAG interest of Stakeholder |
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Legislature- parliament |
1) Timely production of quality and value adding Audit reports 2) Special Audit carried out on request 3) Capacity building |
1) Deliberate Audit reports presented 2) Participate in consultative forums 3) Make timely recommendation for action on reports 4) Provide adequate funding for OAG audit processes |
Council of ministries- The Cabinet | 1) Assurance that public resources are accounted for and utilized for their benefit 2) Timely and user-friendly audit reports 3) Publish and publicize reports 4) Ethical and professional conduct 5) Timely certification of accounts |
1) Sharing of information on issues that are of public interest and concern 2) Carry out Advocacy |
Presidency |
1) Annual performance reports |
1) Support in executing our constitutional mandate |
Other Clients-Civil service commission, political parties, watchdogs and audit firms | 1) Continuous feedback and SMART recommendations 2) Timely and objectively reports with confidentiality 3) Participation of consultation forums 4) Information sharing and cooperation |
1) Accurate and timely information 2) Follow up of audit recommendation 3) Timely response on issues raised during the audit 4) Information Sharing with other oversight bodies 5) High professional standards |
Attorney General and academic institutions |
1) Compliance with existing laws and regulations 2) Report on non-compliance 3) Recommendation which can improve governance 4) Active membership and constant learning 5) Ethical and professional conduct |
1) Provide advice and support on legal matters 2) Training 3) Participation in knowledge sharing
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International stakeholders | 1) Compliance with standards for uniform reporting 2) Participation in peer reviews 3) Participation in workshops and other events 4) Capacity building |
1) Participation in twinning/collaborative and exchange programs with other bodies 2) Participation in international workshops/forums 3) Provision of training for staff 4) Carry out collaborative audits with other SAIs |
Media |
1) Timely and user-friendly audit reports |
1) Accurate and fair reporting 2) Sharing of information that are of public interest and concern 3) Carryout advocacy |