Since its establishment on August 7, 1988, CAROSAI members have been working together to strengthen public sector accountability throughout the Caribbean. There are presently twenty-three (23) member Supreme Audit Institutions (SAIs).
View HereTo achieve its key outcome professional SAIs delivering value benefits by contributing to Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and demonstrating relevance to the region CAROSAI has identified three priority areas of focus.
View HereFour (4) Sub-committees have been established by CAROSAI to oversee the implementation of its Strategic Business Plan.
View HereThere has been growing awareness of the need to fortify and strengthen Supreme Audit Institutions (SAIs) within the Caribbean region through the exchange of audit techniques and programmes, training and continuing education and standards and criteria for public sector accounting.
The Caribbean Organisation of Supreme Audit Institutions (CAROSAI) is comprised of twenty-three (23) member SAIs.
CAROSAI is the epitome of diversity, and this can be seen in the three languages spoken across member SAIs, namely: French, Dutch and English.
A survey was done among the membership to have a better knowledge of the operation of each SAI. The information is to assist with identifying training needs and facilitating assistance from INTOSAI and other donor agency to ensure CAROSAI’s strategic priorities are realised. There are twenty-three member countries in CAROSAI, each having its own mandate according […]
The COVID-19 Pandemic is more than a Health Crisis; it impacts the political, social, economic, religious and financial structures of the whole world. Due to the impact the Pandemic has on the world, the audit practices have also changed. A survey1 was done among the CAROSAI membership to explore the effect that the COVID 19 […]
