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Mission
The Office of Audits is committed to improving the management and conduct of programs and activities by providing its customers with timely, balanced, and credible independent evaluations and financial audits that identify systemic problems and recommend constructive solutions as well as report best practices.
The Office of Audits conducts and coordinates audits and program evaluations of the management and financial operations of the Department of State and the Broadcasting Board of Governors (BBG). These audits include performance and financial audits of internal operations as well as financially related audits of external activities funded by the Department and BBG through contracts or financial assistance, such as loans, grants, and cooperative agreements. The audits are used to evaluate whether established goals and objectives are achieved and resources are used economically and efficiently; assess whether intended and realized results are consistent with laws, regulations, and good business practices; and test financial accountability and the reliability of financial statements. Click here for more
The Office of Audits has six divisions: Contracts and Grants; Financial Management; Property and Procurement; International Programs; Security and Intelligence; and Policy, Planning, and Quality Assurance. Click here for an organization chart or click on a division's name to get specific information
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