Submitting OIG:
Report Description:
The PRAC along with 10 of our member Offices of Inspectors General conducted this second phase of our review in order to provide insights on the experiences of the two cities, two rural counties, and two Tribal reservations that, during the first part of our review, received a combined $2.65 billion in pandemic relief funding across 89 pandemic programs and subprograms. We found that the six communities shared similar experiences even though their populations, demographics, locations, and contexts were unique. Specifically, we identified four themes which provide valuable insights to policymakers, program officials, and the American public regarding the federal government’s COVID-19 response and how to prepare for the next major emergency. These themes focus on Program Administration and Guidance, Knowing Your Community, Pre-Existing Challenges, and Sustaining Lives and Recovering from the Pandemic.
Date Issued:
Thursday, March 28, 2024
Agency Reviewed / Investigated:
Submitting OIG-Specific Report Number:
PRAC-2024-02
Other Participating OIGs (for joint reports):
Department of Agriculture OIG
Department of Education OIG
Department of Health & Human Services OIG
Department of Homeland Security OIG
Department of Housing and Urban Development OIG
Department of Labor OIG
Department of the Interior OIG
Department of the Treasury OIG
Department of Transportation OIG
Pandemic Response Accountability Committee
Small Business Administration OIG
Location(s):
Agency-Wide
Type of Report:
Other
Special Projects:
Questioned Costs:
$0
Funds for Better Use:
$0
Report updated under NDAA 5274:
No
View Document:
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Review-Pandemic-Relief-Funding-and-How-it-Was-Used-Six-Different-US-Communities.pdf | 3.43 MB |