[Nyasa Times] An audit by the Global Fund’s Office of the Inspector General (OIG) has found World Vision Malawi (WVM) responsible for approximately K576 million (US$125,901) in non-compliant expenditure and systemic control failures in its management of a K151 billion (US$33 million) malaria grant, raising questions over the organisation’s continued suitability as a Principal Recipient of Global Fund financing.
Malawi: Global Fund Audit Finds World Vision Malawi Liable for K576 Million in Non-Compliant Malaria Grant Spending
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