Our Program
Performance Audit Research
Research focused on understanding institutional performance, efficiency, accountability, and the effectiveness of public-sector activities and services.
About the Program
Performance audit research provides an evidence-based approach to understanding how institutions use resources and perform their responsibilities. Such research can help identify areas where services and institutional processes are working effectively as well as areas that may require improvement. By organizing and analyzing performance-related information, the research contributes to informed discussion, accountability, and better decision making.
Program Objectives
Examine institutional performance and effectiveness.
Identify areas of strength and areas requiring improvement.
Support accountability and transparency.
Generate evidence for better planning and decision making.
Contribute to improved public-sector performance.
Key Activities
Review relevant institutional and performance information.
Collect and analyze available evidence.
Identify performance-related challenges and opportunities.
Document key findings.
Prepare information useful for stakeholders and decision makers.
Expected Impact
Improved understanding of institutional performance.
Better availability of evidence for decision making.
Greater emphasis on accountability and effectiveness.
Contribution to institutional improvement.