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eThe OIG Internal Audit Branch (OIGA) provides internal audit and advisory services to the Organization. It helps the Organization accomplish its objectives by bringing a systematic, disciplined approach to evaluate and improve the effectiveness of risk management, control, and internal governance processes. It conducts its work in accordance with the International Standards for the Professional Practice of Internal Auditing published by The Institute of Internal Auditors.
The OIG Investigation Branch (OIGI) investigates allegations of misconduct in the programmes and operations of the Organization. It conducts investigations in compliance with the FAO Investigation Guidelines. These are based on the Uniform Principles and Guidelines for Investigations adopted and endorsed by the Conference of International Investigators, comprising professionals from international organizations, including United Nations organizations and International Financial Institutions. OIGI also provides advisory services on integrity-related matters.
Both OIG branches also play a crucial role in supporting organizational reform initiatives. For instance, OIGA is actively supporting the Office of Strategy, Programme and Budget in strengthening enterprise risk management and internal control reporting in the Organization. OIGI collaborates closely with key integrity stakeholder offices, i.e., the Ethics Office, Ombuds, Human Resources Division, Legal Office, Staff Counsellor and the Office of Emergencies and Resilience in promoting ethics, integrity, fraud prevention and protection from sexual exploitation and abuse.
Internal Auditing is an independent, objective assurance and advisory activity designed to add value and improve the Organization's system of internal controls, financial management and use of assets.
Contacts:
Mr. Daniel Ramirez Leon, Senior Auditor (Head of Assurance Unit)
Ms. HuiMing Tan, Senior Auditor (Head of Advisory and Professional Practices Unit)
An Investigation is a formal fact-finding inquiry, which examines allegations of, or information concerning, possible misconduct. It aims to determine whether misconduct has occurred and, if so, the persons or entities responsible, so that the Organization can take informed and appropriate action to address the situation.
Contacts:
Ms. Regine Zukas Vilaire, Senior Investigator (Head of Operations Unit)
Mr. Pablo Fonte, Senior Investigator (Head of Analysis and Professional Practices Unit)
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