Audit reports

This is an audit report from the State Audit Office with proposals for strategic upgrades to the early warning system to maximise public safety in Thailand.

The Court of Audit of the Republic of Slovenia implemented the audit of efficiency of reducing the flood risks in the areas of significant impact of floods in the period from 1 January 2017 to 30 June 2024.

The overall objective of the audit is to assess the performance, in terms of consistency and effectiveness, of the National Action Plan on Climate Change through the biodiversity and forestry sectors.

This report examines financial assistance that EPA, FEMA, and USDA provided to improve water infrastructure; the addressing of barriers to vulnerable communities participating in programs; and the extent to which assistance reached vulnerable communities.

The International Organization of Supreme Audit Institutions (INTOSAI) working group on environmental auditing developed the Climate Scanner assessment tool.

New Caledonia faces rising coastal‑erosion risks driven by climate change and poor management. The report urges stronger coordination, better prevention planning, nature‑based solutions and long‑term, well‑funded strategies to build resilience.

This audit aimed to find out whether the NDMA charged with the governance and management of disaster have efficiently geared their efforts towards ensuring that the country, in general, is safe and resilient against potential disasters.

This follow-up report was completed two years after the release of the special report by the State Comptroller's Office on this matter in October 2021 in preparation for the global climate conference, COP28, held in late 2023.