KABUL (SIGAR) released on Wednesday.
“While the strategy is a positive step, it has weaknesses and it does not meet some international standards and best practices,” the report said.
It said Kabul’s anti-graft strategy primarily focused on 15 "priority" ministries but had left ‘unclear’ the role of Afghanistan's largest ministry, the Ministry of Defense.
The audit said 58 percent (38 of 66) of the goals discussed in Afghanistan's anti-corruption strategy lacked corresponding benchmarks to evaluate implementation progress.
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