OIG Oversight: Crisis and Conflict

The U.S. Government invests substantial resources in fragile states characterized by conflict, government instability, or cataclysmic natural events. In these areas, where heightened security risks and the large amounts of assistance provided make monitoring essential but especially difficult, we focus significant audit and investigative resources to promote integrity and accountability for taxpayer funds.

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