Projects under the 2005–2007 work plan of the Working Group on Environmental Auditing (WGEA) include the production, by WGEA member countries, of products and services such as: guidance on how to plan and carry out audits on biodiversity; paper providing insights on the evolution and trends of environmental audits; documenting countries' progress and actions on commitments from the World Summit on Sustainable Development (WSSD); tips and examples for Supreme Audit Institutions (SAIs) conducting co-operative audits; on-line continued guidance to conduct waste and water audits; the development of the Fifth survey distributed to the entire INTOSAI community on environmental auditing.
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Moving Towards Auditing Biodiversity, Brazil and Canada |
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May 2005 (49k) |
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Oct 2005 (28k) Sep 2006 (45k) |
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Nov 2007(1368k) |
| WGEA Web Enhancements, Canada | |
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May 2006 (150k) |
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Oct 2005 (24k) Sep 2006 (37k) |
| Fifth Survey on Environmental Auditing, Canada | |
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May 2005 (30k) |
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Oct 2005 (30k) Sep 2006 (29k) |
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Nov 2007 (1176k) |
| Evolution and Trends in Environmental Auditing, Canada | |
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May 2005 (26k) |
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Oct 2005 (27k) Sep 2006 (51k) |
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Nov 2007 (1701k) |
| Expand tools to keep water and waste alive, the Netherlands and Norway | |
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May 2005 (37k) |
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Oct 2005 (29k) Sep 2006 (39k) |
| Co-operation between SAIs: tips & examples, the Netherlands and Poland | |
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May 2005 (82k) |
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Oct 2005 (60k) Sep 2006 (39k) |
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Nov 2007 (570k) |
| The World Summit on Sustainable Development: An Audit Guide for Supreme Audit Institutions | |
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Nov 2007 (596k) |
The International Organization of Supreme Audit Institutions (INTOSAI) is the professional organization of supreme audit institutions (SAI) in countries that belong to the United Nations or its specialized agencies. INTOSAI was founded in 1953 and has grown from the original 34 countries to a membership of over 180 SAIs.
