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Shortcomings in Government initiatives for compulsory school for students with learning disabilities
Compulsory schools for students with learning disabilities are disadvantaged when the Government develops the school system in Sweden. Less support to assessment and poorer monitoring of knowledge and reporting to the Riksdag are some of the consequences.
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Swedish Customs needs to improve intelligence activities to make its controls more effective
Swedish Customs lacks detailed knowledge of smuggling to Sweden. In addition, the agency’s work in obtaining and managing intelligence is inadequate. In combination, this leads to reduced effectiveness of control activities.
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Embellished picture of Almi’s contributions to gender equality
State-owned Almi is to promote having more women running businesses in Sweden. However, for several years, Almi’s reporting of its commission has been misleading, thereby giving an overly positive image. The Swedish National Audit Office’s audit also indicates deficiencies in the central governance.
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Mauritius is awarded the Prize for the best Performance Audit report in AFROSAI-E
The supreme audit institution in Mauritius (National Audit Office of Mauritius) was today awarded the prize for the best performance audit report in the AFROSAI-E region, the African Organization of English-speaking Supreme Audit Institutions.
