Research & Publications

Pandemic Management and Oversight Series

The series comprises of three research reports, all of which consider the issue from a state and federal intergovernmental perspective. Common themes emerge among them, such as how challenges with data-sharing impacted program integrity and how the self-certification of benefits eligibility contributed to improper payments. As a whole, the series’ findings align with and amplify several recommendations that have been made by the Pandemic Response Accountability Committee (PRAC)

 

Fraud Mitigation Lessons from U.S. COVID-19 Response Aid

Fraud Mitigation Lessons from U.S. COVID-19 Response Aid

This report provides invaluable insights into enhancing fraud prevention strategies during emergencies. In the wake of the unprecedented challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, effective fraud prevention has become more critical than ever. Our report delves deep into this issue, offering:

  • Five strategic recommendations to bolster fraud mitigation efforts.
  • Proven tactics to uphold fiscal integrity and public trust.
  • Research findings gleaned from meticulous analysis and expert consultations.

2023 Inspector General Survey

2023 Inspector General Survey

 

The 2023 Survey reflects on the innovative approaches and lessons learned during the pandemic response, examining their impact on future oversight practices. Respondents highlighted the increasing emphasis on data-sharing, the use of data analytics to enhance capability and effectiveness, and the assessment of pandemic relief program impacts.

The State of Federal Grants Management

2022 Professional Development Training (PDT) Intergovernmental Grants Forum

 

During AGA’s 2022 Professional Development Training (PDT) in Anaheim, California, the Intergovernmental Grants Forum brought together representatives from various levels of government to share experiences and perspectives from managing federal pandemic relief programs.