It also seeks to build local audit capacity and is seen as key to meeting the UN's sustainable development goals.
Adding a paper trail, vendors of DRE systems argue, would defeat the purpose of a touch-screen kiosk.To overcome such resistance, says Dr Mercuri, the Voting Rights Act, which continues to be debated in Washington, should dictate that all voting-machines have a "physical audit capacity".
No audit capacity and quite out of step with normal speciality working practices.
The Building Reproductive health Research and Audit Capacity and Activity in the Pacific islands (BRRACAP) Study will assist the PSRH and policy makers in the Pacific region understand the impact of a RCB program aimed at clinicians and at improving reproductive health outcomes.
The aim of the survey was to audit research capacity across therapy radiography in the UK.
TWIB is a partnership between the OECD and the United Nations Development Programme and aims to help developing countries bolster domestic revenues by strengthening their tax audit capacities.
The Tax Inspectors Without Borders (TIWB) project focuses on tackling tax avoidance by improving local audit capacities, with a particular emphasis on ensuring multinationals conform with local tax laws.
Within real funding constraints, all our social audits build capacity of local counterparts.
"The coalition has restricted that capacity to audit and inspect, partly by cuts and partly by ideologically demanding a light-touch approach".
Global Crossing, for example, a recently bankrupted telecoms company audited by Andersen, leased capacity to other telecoms carriers and treated this as immediate revenue.
