Jan. 12, 2012

DOD Improved Its Accountability for Vehicles Provided to the Afghan National Security Forces, but Should Follow Up on End-Use Monitoring Findings

SIGAR Audit 12-04 —

Oct. 26, 2011

Afghan National Security University Has Experienced Cost Growth and Schedule Delays, and Contract Administration Needs Improvement

SIGAR Audit 12-03 —

Oct. 26, 2011

Better Planning and Oversight Could Have Reduced Construction Delays and Costs at the Kabul Military Training Center

SIGAR Audit 12-02 —

Oct. 20, 2011

Actions Needed to Better Assess and Coordinate Capacity-Building Efforts at the Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation, and Livestock

SIGAR Audit 12-01 —

Sept. 8, 2011

The U.S. Civilian Uplift in Afghanistan Has Cost Nearly $2 Billion, and State Should Continue to Strengthen Its Management and Oversight of the Funds Transferred to Other Agencies

SIGAR Audit 11-17 —

July 28, 2011

Weaknesses in the USACE Defense Base Act Insurance Program Led to as Much as $58.5 Million in Refunds Not Returned to the U.S. Government and Other Programs

SIGAR Audit 11-15 —

July 22, 2011

The World Bank and the Afghan Government Have Established Mechanisms to Monitor and Account for Funds Contributed to the Afghanistan Reconstruction Trust Fund, but Some Limitations and Challenges Should Be Addressed

SIGAR Audit 11-14 —

July 20, 2011

Limited Interagency Coordination and Insufficient Controls over U.S. Funds in Afghanistan Hamper U.S. Efforts to Develop the Afghan Financial Sector and Safeguard U.S. Cash

SIGAR Audit 11-13 —

July 19, 2011

U.S. Agencies Have Provided Training And Support to Afghanistan’s Major Crimes Task Force, but Reporting and Reimbursement Issues Need to be Addressed

SIGAR Audit 11-12 —

June 29, 2011

USAID’s Kabul Community Development Program Largely Met the Agreement’s Terms, but Progress Toward Long-Term Goals Needs to be Better Tracked

SIGAR Audit 11-11 —