AFROSAI-E
Areas of Collaboration
AFROSAI-E is the English language subgroup of AFROSAI. Together, we work to improve public-sector
oversight across Africa by developing audit methodologies through conferences and technical training sessions to enhance accountability by aligning Public Accounts Committees (PACs) and Supreme Audit Institutions (SAIs). This partnership promotes coordinated auditing practices and legislative scrutiny, advancing financial transparency and good governance.
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THE Global fund
Areas of Collaboration
Through our partnership with the Global Fund, we work together to strengthen the capacity of Public
Accounts Committees (PACs) across Africa. Our goal is to enhance legislative oversight and accountability in public finance management through training, technical support, and essential resources that equip PACs to effectively scrutinize health expenditures and promote good governance throughout the continent.
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The African Forum and Network on Debt and Development
Areas of Collaboration
AFROPAC and AFRODAD collaborate to provide technical assistance, including joint
efforts that help Members of Parliament monitor government borrowing and promote responsible spending. Through our MoU, we engage in initiatives that enhance debt transparency and accountability, empowering legislators to hold both governments and lenders accountable for public debt decisions.
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GIZ
Areas of Collaboration
AFROPAC is one of the implementing partners of the Good Financial Governance (GFG)
in Africa, spearheaded by GIZ. As our long-standing development partner, GIZ, through the GFG, has supported AFROPAC in delivering capacity-building activities for PAC Members, including regional trainings for our sub-regional networks, undertaking research activities, and offering technical assistance.
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AFROSAI-E
Areas of Collaboration
The effectiveness of public financial oversight in Africa is fundamentally anchored in the
collaborative relationship between Public Accounts Committees (PACs) and Supreme Audit Institutions (SAIs). AFROPAC and AFROSAI continuously work to enhance the relationship between the auditors and Parliamentarians and engage in several capacity-building initiatives related to oversight to this effect. The collaboration of both institutions also includes thematic areas such as debt and IFFs in the extractive industries.
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AU
Areas of Collaboration
AFROPAC collaborates closely with the African Union Commission (AUC), particularly the Department
for Economic Development, Trade, Tourism, Industry and Trade (ETTIM), on key initiatives, such as capacity building for Members of Parliaments on thematic areas like Illicit Financial Flows (IFFs) and debt. Notably, AFROPAC is part of the Multi-Donor Action on fighting tax-related Illicit Financial Flows in Africa, which is spearheaded by the AUC ETTIM and co-financed by the European Union (EU), the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland (MFAF), and the German Federal Ministry for Economic Development and Cooperation (BMZ) and implemented by GIZ through the Good Financial Governance in Africa (GFG) Programme.
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One Africa, One Voice
Areas of Collaboration
AFROPAC recognizes the Pan-African Parliament (PAP) as a vital strategic partner in its mission
to strengthen legislative oversight, promote transparency, and ensure the efficient use of public resources across Africa. As the legislative arm of the African Union, PAP plays a pivotal role in shaping continental policy dialogue and providing political legitimacy to initiatives that promote good governance and financial accountability.
Through its Committee on Audit and Public Accounts (CAPA), PAP shares a common agenda with AFROPAC in advancing parliamentary oversight of public finances. This collaboration extends beyond institutional cooperation; it represents a deliberate alignment of mandates to close accountability gaps within national and regional governance systems.
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