SIGAR | Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction

Welcome to the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction

Taliban Reintergrees, Photos by Major James Crawford

Airliner at Kabul International Airport. Photo: Institute for Money, Technology and Financial Inclusion, University of California-Irvine

Photo by U.S. Navy Petty Officer 1st Class Mark O'Donald

SIGAR issues 15th Quarterly Report to Congress highlighting various Afghanistan reconstruction issues, including the Afghan Peace and Reintegration Program.
SIGAR oversight of U.S. anti-corruption efforts includes an audit of initiatives to track dollars entering and leaving the country, such as cash smuggled through Kabul's airport.
A 75-kilometer rail line from the Uzbek border to Mazar-e Sharif opened this past quarter. It is the first of several routes intended to move Afghan goods to Central Asia and Europe.

SIGAR provides independent and objective oversight of more than $89.4 billion provided to implement reconstruction programs in Afghanistan. SIGAR's core value of excellence, independence, and integrity guide its audits, investigations, and inspections. Read More

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SIGAR Special Agents Receive Public Service Award

SIGAR Publishes Report on USAID Audit Program That Has Significant Delays, Limitations, and Lack of Resources

SIGAR Publishes Audit Report on $400 Million USAID Local Governance and Community Development Program