Title: Monitoring of development works in the Tshopo province: the General Inspectorate of Finance in action
Introduction:
The Tshopo province in the Democratic Republic of Congo is witnessing large-scale monitoring of development works undertaken in 145 territories. A delegation from the General Inspectorate of Finance (IGF) recently visited Kisangani to supervise the execution of this work. This initiative receives strong support from the vice-governor of the province, Paulin Lendongolia, who set up a local monitoring committee to ensure the success of these projects. The IGF delegation, led by Yannick Lungu, has the mission of ensuring that the work progresses well, both administratively and security-wise.
Monitoring of development work:
The presence of the IGF in the Tshopo province is of capital importance to ensure the transparency and effectiveness of development projects. The inspection will be responsible for verifying the conformity of the work carried out, ensuring compliance with deadlines and allocated budgets, as well as identifying possible irregularities or embezzlement. This rigorous monitoring guarantees efficient use of public funds and helps stimulate the socio-economic development of the province.
The IGF’s mission was welcomed by Deputy Governor Paulin Lendongolia, who recognized the need for independent supervision to guarantee the success of projects. He assured the IGF delegation of his full support, both administratively and in terms of security. By working hand in hand with local authorities, the IGF will be able to carry out its monitoring mission and contribute to the emergence of a prosperous and developed Tshopo province.
Conclusion:
Monitoring development work in the Tshopo province by the General Inspectorate of Finance is a crucial step to guarantee the proper use of public funds and ensure the socio-economic development of the region. Thanks to the establishment of a local monitoring committee and collaboration with provincial authorities, the IGF will be able to carry out its supervision mission