prioritization of the action items identified by the goal chairs for consideration by the Governing Board. Page 37 To promote transparency, the summary results of these reviews will be compiled by the INTOSAI Director of Strategic Planning into a performance and accountability report each year. This report will be provided to each INTOSAI member and external stakeholders, publicized in the International Journal of Government Auditing, and made publicly available on the INTOSAI website. Financing and Resources: ambitions must be consistent with reasonable INTOSAI’s expectations of available resources and the financial realities of the member SAIs. INTOSAI will continue to refine its approach to financing its activities and will leverage the many developments achieved during the period indexation of SAI dues for inflation, acceptance of voluntary contributions for special projects, and clarification of expectations for SAI hosts of INTOSAI activities. All of activities depend on sustainable resource INTOSAI’s levels. In-kind contributions remain the essential element of ability to undertake its strategies and achieve INTOSAI’s results. Therefore, committees, task forces, INTOSAI’s working groups, communities of practice, and other initiatives must consider both the in-kind and financial resources necessary to carry out their responsibilities. Going forward, organization-wide financial planning is INTOSAI’s more thoroughly accounting for the indexation of INTOSAI’s dues to inflation and any voluntary contributions according to statutes related to funding for special projects. INTOSAI’s Leaders of committees, task forces, working INTOSAI’s groups, communities of practice, and other initiatives are expected, as far as possible, to obtain assurance from those
prioritization of the action items identified by the goal chairs for consideration by the Governing Board. Page 37 To promote transparency, the summary results of these reviews will be compiled by the INTOSAI Director of Strategic Planning into a performance and accountability report each year. This report will be provided to each INTOSAI member and external stakeholders, publicized in the International Journal of Government Auditing, and made publicly available on the INTOSAI website. Financing and Resources: INTOSAI’s ambitions must be consistent with reasonable expectations of available resources and the financial realities of the member SAIs. INTOSAI will continue to refine its approach to financing its activities and will leverage the many developments achieved during the period indexation of SAI dues for inflation, acceptance of voluntary contributions for special projects, and clarification of expectations for SAI hosts of INTOSAI activities. All of INTOSAI’s activities depend on sustainable resource levels. In-kind contributions remain the essential element of INTOSAI’s ability to undertake its strategies and achieve results. Therefore, INTOSAI’s committees, task forces, working groups, communities of practice, and other initiatives must consider both the in-kind and financial resources necessary to carry out their responsibilities. Going forward, INTOSAI’s organization-wide financial planning is more thoroughly accounting for the indexation of INTOSAI’s dues to inflation and any voluntary contributions according to INTOSAI’s statutes related to funding for special projects. Leaders of INTOSAI’s committees, task forces, working groups, communities of practice, and other initiatives are expected, as far as possible, to obtain assurance from those
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