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Inadequate measures for children’s rights
Sweden ratified the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (“the CRC”) more than 30 years ago, and in 2020 it became law in Sweden. The audit of the Swedish National Audit Office (“the Swedish NAO”) shows that the state has not taken adequate measures for the CRC to have sufficient impact in practice.
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Prize for the best performance audit report awarded to the Supreme Audit Institution of Uganda
The Supreme Audit Institution of Uganda (Office of the Auditor General) has been awarded the prize for the best performance audit report within Afrosai-E – the organisation for Supreme Audit Institutions in English-speaking countries in Africa.
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Shortcomings in the evaluating and reporting development aid
The monitoring of Swedish development aid provides a great deal of information regarding output and outcomes of contributions, but needs a stronger emphasis on assessing long term impact. In addition, there are shortcomings in the Government’s reporting of the results of development aid to the Riksdag.
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Flawed protection of individuals under threat
State efforts to protect individuals under threat are flawed in several different respects. It is recommended that the Government and relevant agencies take measures to improve protection.