African Union Audit Recommendations Tracking System (ARTS) Goes Digital
African Union Audit Recommendations Tracking System (ARTS) Goes Digital
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia: 29 July 2020: The African Union is launching its Audit Recommendations Tracking System (ARTS) digital platform.
ARTS is a digital platform that would fast-track implementation of all audit recommendations, enhance the overall effectiveness and efficiency of management planning, monitoring and reporting on actions taken on AU audit recommendations.
The system is user-friendly and can be easily accessed from any location by authorized users with access to the internet.
This milestone tool will be piloted, in phases, by the Secretariat of the AU Board of External Auditors (AU BOEA), starting with the African Union Commission, and later on to the Organs and other Agencies of the Union.
The AUC is poised to leverage technology not only as a change driver but an enabler that would propel the organization to achieve the aspirations contained in Agenda 2063, the Africa we want.
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