CADRE GFP – Strengthening Collaboration, Action, and Dialogue with Supreme Audit Institutions and Civil Society Organisations

“The OAG report was largely unknown to Zambians. The media has a responsibility to simplify and disseminate this information. We can also collaborate through CADRE GFP on information dissemination using existing media platforms and producing radio programming centered on governance and accountability”

“CADRE GFP will strengthen the work TI-Z is doing and provide opportunities to engage OAG on key service delivery issues, such as forest financing. In fact, we can work closely with OAGZ to improve accountability in specific areas such as forest financing and CDF (Constituency Development Fund).”

“OAGZ and CSOs should have more engagements to ensure a constant flow of information. There is a gap in districts where the OAGZ is not well known. Translation of audit reports into local languages is required. The toll-free line should be more widely known to enhance citizen engagement. let’s use CADRE GFP to achieve that”

“NGOCC wants to see women and girls in rural communities actively participating in audits to enhance accountability. In particular, we would like to disseminate audit information to women and girls in local communities. Including by simplifying audit findings to make them accessible to women and girls. We hope to achieve that through CADRE GFP”

“Being in a collaboration between the National Audit Office and the CSOs will help us a long way in terms of accountability of public resources because we have been doing this work, and not much has been reached. We and the CSOs are going to collaborate as a team to ensure there’s impact moving forward on this project.”

“This collaboration will address the challenges as far as audit is concerned in terms of the ability to analyse what is coming out from the audits, the ability to understand how the information can be used, but also the citizen engagement as far as audits are concerned.”