Pacific
About PASAI
PASAI is the regional organisation of Supreme Audit Institutions (SAIs) in the Pacific, bringing together the SAIs from across a vast and diverse region. PASAI’s members include many Small Island Developing States (SIDS), each with distinct governance models, capacities, and challenges. Since its establishment as part of the INTOSAI regional structure, PASAI has fostered a spirit of cooperation, mutual support, and shared learning across its membership.
Why IDI-PASAI Cooperation Matters
IDI’s partnership with PASAI is grounded in a deep understanding of the Pacific’s unique context. Many PASAI members are Small Island Developing States that face particular challenges in governance, institutional sustainability, and public financial management. IDI’s support is designed to reflect this reality.
Together, PASAI and IDI turn regional diversity into a strength—supporting accountability, transparency, and good governance across the Pacific.
Working with the PASAI Secretariat
IDI engages closely with PASAI’s leadership and structures to ensure its work is regionally relevant and effectively delivered.
Hosted by the Office of the Auditor-General of New Zealand and based in Auckland, the Secretariat supports members, coordinates activities, and serves as the operational hub of PASAI.
PASAI Congress
The highest decision-making body of PASAI, the Congress, includes all member SAIs. It meets periodically to set strategic direction and review progress.
PASAI Governing Board
Guided by the Congress, the Board provides operational leadership and strategic oversight. It represents four sub-regions—Melanesia, Micronesia, Polynesia, and Other (including Australia and New Zealand).
What IDI and PASAI Are Working On
Institutional Capacity
Helping SAIs strengthen internal governance, workforce capability, audit methodology and strategic management.
Audit Quality
Supporting the application of international standards, cooperative audits, and quality assurance systems.
SAI Independence
Strengthening institutional and legal frameworks to protect and promote audit independence.
Inclusivity and Relevance
Ensuring SAIs address issues relevant to citizens, including environmental issues, gender equality, and sustainable development.