The Greenlines is a newsletter that provides recent updates on the activities by the members of the Working Group on Environmental Auditing (WGEA), the INTOSAI WGEA and other developments in environmental auditing.
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Greenlines Volume 21 Number 1 July 2020 edition is here! In this issue, we have a feature story on holding the first virtual INTOSAI WGEA Steering Committee meeting in WGEA history. Also included are …
Greenlines Volume 20 Number 2 December 2019 edition is here fresh from the oven! In this issue, we have a feature story on circular economy approach to managing plastic. Also here are WGEA News from t…
Greenlines Volume 20 Number 1 April 2019 edition is here! In this issue, we have a feature story on how learning to apply root cause analysis can increase impact of audits. Also here are WGEA News fro…
Greenlines Volume 19 Number 2 November 2018 edition is here! In this issue, we have a feature story on SAIs Engaging With Stakeholders in Auditing SDGs. Also here are WGEA News from the Secretariat, R…
Greenlines Volume 19 Number 1 March 2018 edition is here! In this issue, we have a feature story on Auditing the Sustainable Development Goals : Gender Equality. Also here are WGEA News from the Secre…
Greenlines Volume 18 Number 2 September 2017 edition is here! In this issue, we have a feature story from AFROSAI-E region on their audits on Coastal and Marine Management. Also here are WGEA News fr…
Greenlines Volume 18 Number 1 March 2017 edition is here! In this issue, we have two feature stories, "Greening Supreme Audit Institutions" from SAI India and about the 17th INTOSAI WGEA Assembly Meet…
Greenlines Volume 17 Number 3 August 2016 edition is here! In this issue, we have a feature story regarding "The Mutually Supportive Role of the Goals of the United Nations’ 2030 Agenda for Sustainabl…
Dear Colleagues,
In this era, we face many global environmental issues, such as climate change; biodiversity; water quality; and the use of natural resources; as well as regional and local environment…
Dear Colleagues,
I am pleased to report that INTOSAI WGEA has made significant progress on the 2014-2016 Work Plan. The working group held the 16th Assembly Meeting in the Philippines in October 2014 …
Dear Colleagues,
On this occasion, I am pleased to inform you that the 16th INTOSAI WGEA Assembly Meeting, held 29 September to 2 October 2014 in Manila, Philippines, reached a successful conclusion. …
Dear Colleagues,
The 13th INTOSAI WGEA Steering Committee meeting was held 2-5 April 2014 in Lombok, Indonesia. It was the first Steering Committee meeting of the 2014-2016 work period, and observing …
Dear Colleagues,
I would like to sincerely thank all the 158 participants from 70 SAIs, and from a number of international organisations, who participated in the WG15 meeting in Tallinn in early June …
Dear Colleagues,
The year 2012 entailed lots of activities relating to sustainability and environmental issues. Many hoped it would be a milestone to set new goals for sustainable development. While t…
Dear Colleagues,
The year 2012 has the potential to serve as a remarkable milestone on our way toward sustainable development. In June, world leaders will convene in Rio de Janeiro for the UN Conferen…
Dear Colleagues,
Recent developments have heightened anxiety over environmental issues, as reflected in kitchen table talk as well as high-level political discussions. The Fukujima nuclear power plant…
Dear colleagues,
The end of the current year closes another work plan period for the INTOSAI Working Group on Environmental Auditing. I believe we can rest assured that this has been a time of product…
Dear colleagues,
The year 2009 marks an important point in human history. The financial and economic crisis that has affected us all will certainly be remembered. Another, perhaps even more important…
It has been some time now since the 12th meeting of the INTOSAI WGEA in Doha. When looking back on the largest gathering in the history of INTOSAI Working Groups, it reassures me that we are on the ri…
The seventh Steering Committee (SC) meeting of the WGEA was held on 6 to 9 May in Tallinn, Estonia. This meeting was the first of the work period 2008-2010. The main purpose was to approve all project…
This issue of Greenlines is coming at a very exciting time. The WGEA Steering Committee held its sixth meeting (SC6) in Cape Town, South Africa, in February 2007. Many thanks to our hosts, the Office …
My message is a message of gratitude.
Our initial year of accomplishments in the 2005–07 work plan has given us an exceptional first year. During the fall of 2005, we held our most successful meeting …
I hope you will enjoy the new format of our Greenlines. As members, you can look forward to short news briefs from our international community and feature stories that bridge the challenges of environ…
This edition of Greenlines celebrates our success in implementing the INTOSAI Working Group on Environmental Auditing (WGEA) work plan for 2002-04. Members involved in the implementation have worke…
Greenlines is a resource that updates the members of the Working Group on Environmental Auditing (WGEA) on the status of their activities and other developments in environmental auditing. It also p…
Greenlines is a resource that updates the members of the Working Group on Environmental Auditing (WGEA) on the status of their activities and other developments in environmental auditing. It also prov…
Volume 5, Number 4, December 2001
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Happy 2001!!
Dear colleagues,
The millennium year has passed and we find ourselves at the beginning of the year 2001. This year is going to be an important year for us. In October 2001 the Working G…
After the 6th meeting of the INTOSAI Working Group on Environmental Auditing in
Cape Town …………..
Dear colleagues,When I returned to the Netherlands after our meeting in Cape Town, it was immediate…
Welcome to the 6th meeting of the INTOSAI Working Group on Environmental Auditing, 10-12 April 2000, Cape Town, South Africa!
Dear colleagues,
In 1998, in Peru and Uruguay the strategy of regionalis…
Environmental auditing in the new millennium ….. Dear colleagues,
When we enter a new year we always tend to reflect on certain more or less fundamental issues for ourselves, for our families, but al…
On our way to Cape Town …..
In the previous Green Lines we announced that the Sixth meeting of the Intosai Working Group on Environmental Auditing would be held in South Africa. Mr. Kluever, the Audi…
Happy 1999
Looking back upon a most successful year in which we had an excellent meeting in Peru, an interesting and useful OLACEFS’ course and - top of the bill - a very well received presentation i…
Meeting Peru/Visa
In the previous issue of the Green Lines we have already announced Mr. Victor Enrique Caso Lay’s invitation to the INTOSAI Working Group on environmental auditing to held its fifth …
HAPPY 1998 AND THANKS ONCE AGAIN MR MERI AND STAFF
Let me take this somewhat late opportunity to wish you a happy and healthy 1998.
We would like to update you all on the progress made since Tallinn…
SAI of Canada calls upon Working Group
Dan Rubenstein of the Canadian SAI, has asked the Members of the Working Group on Environmental Auditing for public and private sector examples of other jurisdi…
Fourth meeting in Estonia
Mrs. Saskia J. Stuiveling has set the date of the fourth meeting of the INTOSAI Working Group for the 8th and 9th of September 1997. On the invitation of Mr. Hindrek Meri, A…
New!
This is the first issue of Green Lines. By means of this bulletin the members of the Working Group on Environmental Auditing can keep each other up to date on the state of affairs of their activi…
The INTOSAI Working Group on Environmental Auditing (WGEA) aims to increase the expertise in environmental auditing and to enhance environmental governance with high-quality contribution and visibility by both members of the Working Group and non–member SAIs. Currently the INTOSAI WGEA consists of 86 member countries.
