Georgia 
The Swedish National Audit Office cooperates since 2010 with the Supreme Audit Institution of Georgia, Chamber of Control (CCG). The cooperation is focusing on the following five main areas: financial audit, performance audit, management, internal and external communication and IT.
The cooperation agreement runs until the end of 2012. CCG also cooperates with GTZ, which is the international aid organization of Germany. This cooperation focuses mainly on performance audit of the regional executive power. Other funders that in different ways, but to a smaller extent, support the CCG, are SIGMA and "Pooled Funding", which has been established and financed by the World Bank, Sida and the Netherlands.