Today, the General Inspectorate held a one-day workshop on “Risk-Based Inspections Methodology,” with representatives from ministerial cabinets, preceding subsequent workshops with Central Inspectorates to establish risk criteria as a basis for planning and conducting risk-based inspections.
The importance of coordinated efforts between policymakers and inspectorates as executive agencies was emphasized as essential for more effective inspections and achieving results in safeguarding public interests, including public safety, public health, and the environment.
The General Inspectorate, as the leader in inspection reform, remains committed to full coordination, increasing the efficiency and effectiveness of inspections, and reducing administrative burden.
The workshops will be facilitated by international expert Mr. Macrae, supported by the IFC/SECO project.
