Combined audit and evaluation of the impacts of INFC programs in the Territories.
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TextPublisher: [Ottawa] : Infrastructure Canada, 2019Description: 1 online resource (46 pages)Content type: - text
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- Canada. Infrastructure Canada -- Auditing
- Canada. Infrastructure Canada -- Evaluation
- Infrastructure (Economics) -- Northwest Territories -- Finance
- Infrastructure (Economics) -- Nunavut -- Finance
- Infrastructure (Economics) -- Yukon -- Finance
- Canada. Infrastructure Canada -- Audit
- Canada. Infrastructure Canada -- Évaluation
- Infrastructure (Économie politique) -- Territoires du Nord-Ouest -- Finances
- Infrastructure (Économie politique) -- Nunavut -- Finances
- Infrastructure (Économie politique) -- Yukon -- Finances
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"This engagement was a combined internal audit and evaluation of Infrastructure Canada's (INFC) contribution programs in the three territories. The overall scope covered most INFC contribution programs with projects in the territories between April 1, 2007 and March 31, 2018; however, some elements examined a narrower time period, or specific programs. The objectives of this combined engagement were to: provide reasonable assurance that the design of the management control frameworks in place to manage INFC contribution programs delivered in the territories is adequate and effective and in compliance with the Treasury Board Policy on Transfer Payments; evaluate the extent to which INFC has met the infrastructure needs of the territories over the last ten years; and assess the impacts of INFC's programs delivered in the territories in view of their particular socio-economic and geographic context"--Executive summary, page 3.
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