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  1. Monrovia Medical Unit (Photo by Ellie Von Houtte, USAID)

     

    The USAID Office of Inspector General provides oversight of a wide variety of global health activities, including efforts to combat HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, and…

  2. The Front Office serves the Inspector General, Deputy Inspector General, and other senior managers and staff on a wide variety of matters related to operations; legal authorities and requirements; and our relationships with agency…

  3. Implementers are required to immediately report Counter-Trafficking in Persons (CTIP) incidents, including allegations of the procurement of commercial sex acts to the Contracting Officer and OIG. Implementers must also institute employee codes…

  4. Complaints not addressed through the OIG Hotline include:

    Allegations of discrimination on the basis of race, gender, ethnicity, religion or sexual preference (please contact your organization’s Equal Employment…

  5. OIG makes recommendations in our reports to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of agency programs and help agencies identify questioned costs and funds that could be put to better use. The aim is to spur our audited agencies to take…

  6. The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (Public Law 111-5) ("Recovery Act") allows the Department of State to transfer to the U.S. Agency for International Development up to $38 million for information technology security and…

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  8. The Office of Management provides our worldwide staff with advice, policy and guidance, and customer support through the following divisions:

    The Financial Resources Division plans, coordinates, evaluates, and advises…

  9. The Office of Investigations conducts worldwide investigations into allegations of criminal, civil, and administrative violations relating to the United States Agency for International Development, Millennium Challenge Corporation, United States…

  10. The Office of Audits, Inspections, and Evaluations focuses on strengthening the ability of USAID, ADF, IAF, and MCC to manage and deliver foreign assistance by:

    Promoting effectiveness and efficiency of foreign…

  11. When submitting an allegation to the Hotline, please be sure to include the following information:

    Please explain how your allegation relates to fraud, waste, or abuse in USAID, MCC, USADF, IAF, and DFC programs or…

  12. Please navigate to our new USAID OIG Hotline Portal. If you do not wish to access the Hotline Portal, please navigate to the USAID OIG Website Homepage.  

  13. Complainants can reach the USAID OIG Hotline in a number of different methods to report fraud, waste and abuse including:

    By completing an online form on our website By mail: U.S. Agency for International Development Office of Inspector…
  14. Fraud is defined as the wrongful or criminal deception intended to result in financial or personal gain. Fraud includes false representation of fact, making false statements, or by concealment of information.

    Waste is…

  15. When submitting a complaint to the OIG, you do not have to identify yourself. All complaints submitted to the Hotline are treated with high sensitivity. When submitting a complaint to the OIG, you have the option to 1) remain anonymous…

  16. The USAID Office of the Inspector General’s (OIG) mission is to protect the integrity of USAID programs and awards. Additionally, the Office of Inspector General provides independent oversight that promotes the efficiency, effectiveness, and…

  17. OIG’s Hotline provides a mechanism for any individual to confidentially report fraud, waste, and abuse related to programming or operations for which OIG provides oversight.

    Federal employees are required to disclose waste, fraud, abuse,…

  18. The OIG receives several different types of reports and complaints including disclosures from implementers, allegations from anonymous tipsters, confidential complaints, letters, allegations via mail or OIG submission form, allegations via phone…

  19. What to report:

    Complaints or information from an employee of USAID, MCC, USADF, or IAF concerning the possible existence of an activity constituting a violation of law, rules, or regulations or mismanagement,…

  20. Our Office of Audit conducts audits and other engagements of programs and operations across the agencies we oversee in accordance with various statutory standards and authorities. Our products typically result in recommendations to improve the…

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    Our Special Agents, be they Civil Service Criminal Investigators or Foreign Service Criminal Investigators, have full law enforcement officer authority and employ an array of investigative techniques including…