Welcome to the 21st INTOSAI WGEA Assembly website! Here you will find the information about the INTOSAI WGEA Assembly 2022 – Raising resilience! The Assembly will be arranged in a hybrid format for the first time. INTOSAI WGEA Assembly is organized biennially and its targeted at INTOSAI member institutions and INTOSAI WGEA’s stakeholders.
The 21st INTOSAI WGEA Assembly meeting will be held on July 4-6 and the first time in a hybrid format. This year, the host of the Assembly is SAI Maldives. Due to the uncertainties caused by the pandemic, the number of the participants invited physically to the Maldives is limited, but it is also possible to follow the event online via live stream. We will however do our best to make the Assembly an enjoyable event for everyone.
So welcome on board to this fantastic three-day hybrid event hosted by the SAI Maldives. During the event we will have the chance to listen to several interesting keynote speeches, see the progress of INTOSAI WGEA work packages, and to exchange information related to our INTOSAI WGEA work.
The first day will be dedicated for the main topic, which is “Raising resilience” in the context of climate change adaptation. We will focus the discussion on the implications the concept has for public sector budgets, risk assessments and the work of Supreme Audit Institutions. On the second day of the Assembly, we will present the 2020-2022 Work Package reports and further elaborate the topics of climate finance, plastic waste, sustainable transport, and policy coherence. The third day will be dedicated for the business meeting including the future strategy of the WGEA, the work plan for 2023-2025 and regional updates. Finally, we will celebrate WGEA’s 30th anniversary!
More information will be updated to this website as the date of the Assembly approaches, so stay tuned!
For additional information about the event, make sure to also check the website of SAI Maldives.
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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 INTOSAI WGEA consists of 83 member countries.