Final Report

SIGAR released its final report on December 3, 2025. The report presents a final accounting of SIGAR’s cumulative work overseeing U.S.-funded programs and activities for the reconstruction of Afghanistan. It includes amounts of U.S. funding SIGAR identified as lost through waste, fraud and abuse, as well as estimates of cost savings to U.S. taxpayers from SIGAR audit and investigations oversight. It also includes SIGAR’s final thoughts about the two-decade long, $148 billion U.S. reconstruction effort, including insights based on new interviews with senior U.S. government officials and experts on Afghanistan.

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SIGAR Sunset
Pursuant to section 7809 of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2025, SIGAR will sunset on January 31, 2026.
A Broken Aid System
SIGAR released its latest report, focusing on the delivery of U.S. assistance to Afghanistan. The report looks at the challenges of providing aid to people in need living under hostile regimes that divert aid for their own purposes.
Staffing the Mission
SIGAR released its 13th lessons learned report, Staffing the Mission: Lessons from the U.S. Reconstruction of Afghanistan, examining how U.S. officials were unable to overcome critical deficiencies in U.S. military and civilian personnel practices.

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SIGAR provides independent and objective oversight of the $148.21 billion the U.S. has provided to implement reconstruction programs in Afghanistan. Learn more about SIGAR.

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