The document discusses auditing programs to evaluate their footprint and performance. Potential audit topics are selected that focus on providing greatest benefit to the community, improving services, assisting disadvantaged groups, developing future generations, advancing sustainability, and minimizing government waste. The audits engage stakeholders, clarify program theory, build program ownership, and build common understanding of the relationship between actions and results.
The document discusses auditing programs to evaluate their footprint and performance. Potential audit topics are selected that focus on providing greatest benefit to the community, improving services, assisting disadvantaged groups, developing future generations, advancing sustainability, and minimizing government waste. The audits engage stakeholders, clarify program theory, build program ownership, and build common understanding of the relationship between actions and results.
The document discusses auditing programs to evaluate their footprint and performance. Potential audit topics are selected that focus on providing greatest benefit to the community, improving services, assisting disadvantaged groups, developing future generations, advancing sustainability, and minimizing government waste. The audits engage stakeholders, clarify program theory, build program ownership, and build common understanding of the relationship between actions and results.
The document discusses auditing programs to evaluate their footprint and performance. Potential audit topics are selected that focus on providing greatest benefit to the community, improving services, assisting disadvantaged groups, developing future generations, advancing sustainability, and minimizing government waste. The audits engage stakeholders, clarify program theory, build program ownership, and build common understanding of the relationship between actions and results.
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Program “footprint” and performance auditing aspects
The Value of the Logic Model Process
• Engages stakeholders.
• Clarifies program theory and fills in the gaps.
• Builds ownership of the program.
• Builds common understanding about the program, especially about
the relationship between actions and results. Potential audit topics are selected to cover at least one of the following Auditor‐General’s focus areas: • greatest benefit for the whole community; • improving services and programs; • assisting the disadvantaged and vulnerable; • developing the next generation – all children get a ‘fair go’; • advancing sustainable practices; and • minimising waste in government.
