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The mission of the Hotline for the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction
(SIGAR) is to facilitate the reporting of fraud, waste, abuse, mismanagement, and reprisal
in all programs associated with Afghanistan reconstruction efforts funded by the U.S. taxpayer.
Cases received by the SIGAR Hotline that are not related to programs and operations funded with
amounts appropriated or otherwise made available for the reconstruction of Afghanistan are
transferred to the appropriate entity. The SIGAR Hotline receives walk-in, telephone, mail, fax,
and online (webform) complaints from people in Afghanistan, the United States, and throughout
the world.
Click here to submit a complaint, or identify an issue or concern relating to Afghanistan Reconstruction Projects.
The SIGAR Hotline serves as a complaints management program for reported or referred issues and
concerns relating to Afghanistan reconstruction funded by U.S. taxpayer funds. Hotline staff
maintain a comprehensive database of all issues identified through the Hotline. When a Hotline
complaint is received, Hotline Analysts will evaluate the complaint to determine if the complaint
identifies an issue that is SIGAR's responsibility to investigate. If it is, Hotline Analysts will
make referrals to the appropriate SIGAR staff members and continue to monitor progress. If the issue
is not SIGAR’s responsibility, Hotline Analysts will make referrals to the appropriate Inspector
General, Military Service Branch or other responsible U.S. Government Agency. SIGAR Hotline
Analysts will only close a complaint file when a report is frivolous or unfounded.
For additional information, please visit our Hotline FAQ page.
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