We invite SAIs to nominate suitable performance audit staff (a maximum of two teams of 2-3 members each) to participate in the course. Nominees should preferably exclude staff who have participated in previous module courses. Participation in the training requires a full‑time commitment from the nominated participants.

Nominated participants should register online using the link below by 15 May 2026.

REGISTRATION LINK

The Secretariat will confirm candidates’ acceptance by email as soon as possible after the registration deadline. Participation is limited to 24 participants, and registration will close once this limit is reached.

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Workshop focus areas include:

• Strategic and operational planning in performance auditing.
• Effective supervision and support for audit teams.
• High-level review of draft pre-studies and performance audit reports.
• Exchange of regional experiences to foster mutual learning.

Workshop objectives:

• Strengthen understanding of performance audit strategies and operational planning.
• Highlight the critical role of supervision and support in enhancing audit quality.
• Emphasise the importance of reviews and quality management processes in the audit cycle.
• Promote shared learning through regional experience exchange.

To maximise the value of this intervention, we invite SAIs to nominate participants who currently supervise and review multiple teams at an operational level and who have not previously attended similar AFROSAI-E training.

Nominated participants can click here to register.

Registration will close on 30 August 2026. Please note that participation will be limited to 25 delegates.

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• Country profile pages: country-level snapshots of climate targets, emissions and policies.
• NDC Tracker and NDC Explorer: tracking and comparing countries’ climate commitments.
• Historical GHG emissions data: emissions trends by country and sector over time.

Leandro Vigna, a consultant at the World Resources Institute (WRI), will lead the discussion. He leads outreach and partnership initiatives for the global data platform Climate Watch. He also consults for the Bezos Earth Fund, where he works on product management and the development of Systems Change Lab, a climate data platform built in partnership with WRI. He holds a Master’s in Environmental Management from Yale University, with a focus on climate change policy. His work centres on developing and managing data platforms to improve their use in decision-making and to strengthen international partnerships.

REGISTER.

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email with instructions for joining the webinar.

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The resulting Audit Recommendation Tracking System is a web-based platform designed to support SAIs, stakeholders, and audited entities in managing the lifecycle of audit recommendations. The SAI can use the tracker tool as an external-facing system during the audit (A-SEATquery) and post-audit (A-SEATtracker).

We invite SAIs to nominate staff to participate in an administrator workshop scheduled for 12 – 21 October 2026, in Pretoria, South Africa. The workshop will focus on the newly developed audit tracker system and new A-SEAT functionalities. It will aim to build the capacity of SAI A-SEAT Admin Support teams to manage the two systems effectively.

To ensure we achieve the workshop objective and SAIs gain the most value from this capacity-building intervention, it is crucial that the appropriate staff attend the workshop. We invite SAIs to nominate appropriate participants who meet the following criteria:

• Currently working as A-SEAT or audit tracker admin support.
• Actively participated in implementing the 2024 A-SEAT updates on the SAI A-SEAT system.
• Worked as a member of the SAIs’ A-SEAT deployment and configuration team.
• Have good knowledge of the A-SEAT.
• Have some knowledge or experience in Windows or Linux operating systems.
• Knowledgeable about the SAIs’ functionality requirements for the A-SEAT.

Nominated participants can click here to register.

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