State Audit Office participates in the Twinning project in the State Audit Office of the Republic of Macedonia
Objavljeno 24. 1. 2018.
State Audit Office of the Republic of Croatia and National Audit Office of the Republic of Bulgaria will implement the Twinning project “Further Improvement of Administrative Capacity and External Audit Efficiency” in the State Audit Office of the Republic of Macedonia. The project will be implemented from December 2017 to September 2019.
The Delegation of the European Union and the State Audit Office of the Republic of Macedonia will present the project in Skopje on January 25th 2018 at the premises of the Delegation of the European Union.
The overall project objective is further improvement of administrative capacities and external audit efficiency of the State Audit Office, whereby the main areas of intervention will be focused on implementation of four components: Further improvement of audit process as per international auditing standards; Strengthening of audit capacities; Sound cooperation with Parliament; Improvement of IT communication and HR management system.
A pool of auditors and experts from various EU Supreme Audit Institutions and European Court of Auditors will be involved in the implementation of the project activities and will share knowhow and best European practices.
The project is financed with a budget of € 1.400,000 million (95 % IPA Community contribution and 5 % national co-financing).
The Delegation of the European Union and the State Audit Office of the Republic of Macedonia will present the project in Skopje on January 25th 2018 at the premises of the Delegation of the European Union.
The overall project objective is further improvement of administrative capacities and external audit efficiency of the State Audit Office, whereby the main areas of intervention will be focused on implementation of four components: Further improvement of audit process as per international auditing standards; Strengthening of audit capacities; Sound cooperation with Parliament; Improvement of IT communication and HR management system.
A pool of auditors and experts from various EU Supreme Audit Institutions and European Court of Auditors will be involved in the implementation of the project activities and will share knowhow and best European practices.
The project is financed with a budget of € 1.400,000 million (95 % IPA Community contribution and 5 % national co-financing).