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7. 11. 2025

The INTOSAI Working Group on Environmental Auditing (WGEA) in cooperation with the INTOSAI Development Initiative (IDI) launched a project of global cooperative audit – Climate Change Adaptation Actions (CCAA). As part of this CCAA project, the Court of Audit of the Republic of Slovenia implemented the audit of the efficiency of reducing the flood risks. The audit reviews selected preventive measures for managing flood risk that refer to defining and addressing flood risk areas, protection of natural flood plains, where floodwater can spill and be retained without significant damage, adjustment of land use in sub-basins, and construction measures.

The CCAA project covers four thematic areas: disaster risk reduction; water resources management; sea level rise and coastal erosion; climate change adaptation planning and actions. INTOSAI WGEA and IDI prepared a joint project publication presenting findings and recommendations regarding climate change adaptation by more than 50 supreme audit institutions worldwide.

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