This note series is intended to summarize good practices and key policy findings on PREM-related topics. The views expressed in the notes are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of the World Bank.
Features and Functions of Supreme Audit InstitutionsÂ
PREM Note 59, Frederick Stapenhurst and Jack Titsworth, October 2001
Supreme audit institutions can curb corruption by reinforcing legal, financial, and institutional frameworks and by reducing the arbitrary application of rules and laws.
Strengthening Oversight by LegislaturesÂ
PREM Note 74, Nick Manning and Frederick Stapenhurst, October 2002
Legislative oversight of the executive branch is increasingly important for government transparency and accountability, and is receiving more support from the World Bank and other donors.
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