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Public Audit Findings Tracker

Live, aggregate statistics on audit findings raised and resolved across Ghana's MDAs — because accountability should be visible.

Aggregates only — no sensitive detail
Every covered MDA, side by side
Refreshed automatically
State of Internal Audit

The Numbers in Public View

Aggregate audit statistics across Ministries, Departments and Agencies — updated automatically as engagements progress.

20

Findings Raised

9

Open Findings

11

Findings Closed

55%

Resolution Rate

4

MDAs Covered

5

Audit Engagements

Findings Tracker

Where the Findings Stand

Only aggregates are published — never finding text, names, or other sensitive detail.

Findings by Severity

How raised findings break down by assessed severity.

Findings by Category

The control areas where findings are most frequently raised.

Raised vs Closed — Last 12 Months

Monthly findings raised against findings closed or verified.

Audit Universe Risk Heat Map

Number of audited entities at each likelihood × impact rating across the audit universe.

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Impact →

Low (1–4)Moderate (5–9)Elevated (10–14)High (15–19)Very High (20–25)
By Institution

Resolution by MDA

How each covered MDA is progressing on closing its audit findings. Click a column heading to sort.

Ministry of Health7342.9%3
Ministry of Roads and Highways500%2
Ministry of Education44100%
Ministry of Finance44100%

About this data

Findings are control weaknesses or instances of non-compliance identified during audit engagements. A finding is closed once management has implemented the agreed recommendation and the action has been verified. The resolution rate is the share of all raised findings that have been closed or verified.

Figures are drawn live from the department's audit operations system and refresh automatically — this page is never more than a few minutes behind the internal record. Only aggregate counts are published; finding narratives, working papers, and individual names are never exposed.

Publishing these numbers is part of the department's commitment to open accountability: citizens and oversight bodies should be able to see not only that audits happen, but whether public institutions act on them.