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Citizen-Centered Performance Auditing: Lessons from Brazil’s Federal Court of Accounts

Supreme Audit Institutions (SAIs) have increasingly expanded their role beyond legal compliance and administrative regularity to improve public policies and the quality of services delivered to society. Despite this evolution, many audits still focus on bureaucratic processes, governance structures, and institutional indicators, without fully capturing how public-sector shortcomings affect citizens’ daily lives.

Nogueira , Gustavo Gomes Andreoli , Palumbo
Brazil
OLACEFS
Foresight and Supreme Audit Institutions: Navigating Global Trends

According to the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Global Centre for Public Service Excellence, foresight explores possible and probable futures, generating insights that enable transformative actions in the present, which are compatible with the unfolding future. 

Santos Danni , Grzesiak , Sampaio Freitas , Cristina Dumitrescu , Holezek , Kennedy-O'Brien , Chatterjee , Zygierewicz , Mohamed Ahmed Rizk
Austria
ARABOSAI
Civil Society Participation in Audit – the Australian National Audit Office Office’s Approach to Citizen Engagement in Performance Audits

The Australian National Audit Office (ANAO) uses several approaches to engage with citizens and CSOs during the course of a performance audit, particularly during the fieldwork phase.

Favre PhD
Australia
PASAI
Board of Audit and Inspection of Korea (BAI) Audit Request System and its Implications for Public Participation

By operating the Audit Request System, BAI also strives to satisfy the need of citizens by rapidly resolving matters that disrupt the lives of the public.

Park
Korea
ASOSAI
Mechanisms to Enhance Community Involvement in Public Sector Audits: Evidence from SAI of Indonesia

BPK enhances the role of the community in public sector audits through three public information services, implemented by the PPID.

Rafi Bakri , Simson Gattang
Indonesia
ASOSAI