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Report Date	Agency Reviewed / Investigated	Report Title	Type	Location
09/29/2021	Environmental Protection Agency	EPA Needs an Agencywide Strategic Action Plan to Address Harmful Algal Blooms	Inspection / Evaluation	Agency-Wide	View Report
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Submitting OIG Environmental Protection Agency OIG Report Description Scientists predict that harmful algal bloom occurrences in recreational waters and drinking water sources will increase as excess nutrients continue to flow into water bodies, temperatures warm, and extreme weather events occur due to climate change. Number of Recommendations 4 Report Number 21-E-0264 Environmental Protection Agency OIG Image
09/28/2021	U.S. Agency for International Development	Financial Audit of Instituto Internacional de Educao do Brasil Under Two Awards in Brazil, for the Year Ended December 31, 2020	Other	Brazil	View Report
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Submitting OIG U.S. Agency for International Development OIG Number of Recommendations 0 Report Number 9-512-21-034-R U.S. Agency for International Development OIG Image
09/28/2021	U.S. Agency for International Development	Financial Audit of the Civil Society Action for Accountable Security and Justice Program, Managed by Participacin Ciudadana in the Dominican Republic, Cooperative Agreement AID-517-A-15-00006, October 1, 2018, to September 30, 2019	Other	Dominican Republic	View Report
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Submitting OIG U.S. Agency for International Development OIG Number of Recommendations 1 Report Number 9-517-21-035-R U.S. Agency for International Development OIG Image
09/28/2021	National Credit Union Administration	Audit of the NCUA’s Governance of Information Technology Initiatives	Audit	Agency-Wide	View Report
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Submitting OIG National Credit Union Administration OIG Report Description The National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) Office of Inspector General (OIG) conducted this self-initiated audit to assess the NCUA’s governance over information technology (IT) initiatives. The objective of our audit was to determine whether the NCUA has an effectiveprocess for identifying, controlling, prioritizing, and implementing IT initiatives across the agency. The scope of our audit covered the period of January 1, 2016, through December 31, 2019. Number of Recommendations 4 Report Number OIG-21-06 National Credit Union Administration OIG Image
09/28/2021	Department of Health & Human Services	Case Study of the Missouri Foster Care System: Identifying System Vulnerabilities that May Have Led to Children Who Ran Away	Inspection / Evaluation	MO, United States	View Report
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Submitting OIG Department of Health & Human Services OIG Number of Recommendations 5 Report Number OEI-07-19-00372 Department of Health & Human Services OIG Image
09/28/2021	Department of Health & Human Services	High-expenditure Medicare drugs often received Orphan Drug Act incentives designed to encourage the development of treatments for rare diseases	Inspection / Evaluation	Agency-Wide	View Report
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Submitting OIG Department of Health & Human Services OIG Number of Recommendations 1 Report Number OEI-BL-20-00080 Department of Health & Human Services OIG Image
09/28/2021	Federal Housing Finance Agency	FHFA’s Use of its Enterprise Examination Manual, in Practice, Does Not Align with its Goal of Promoting a Consistent Examination Approach or Meet Management’s Expectations	Audit	Agency-Wide	View Report
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Submitting OIG Federal Housing Finance Agency OIG Number of Recommendations 1 Report Number AUD-2021-013 Federal Housing Finance Agency OIG Image
09/28/2021	Federal Housing Finance Agency	FHFA’s Division of Enterprise Regulation Did Not Follow or Train to its Procedures for Information Sharing of Enterprise Counterparty Performance Issues	Audit	Agency-Wide	View Report
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Submitting OIG Federal Housing Finance Agency OIG Number of Recommendations 2 Report Number AUD-2021-014 Federal Housing Finance Agency OIG Image
09/28/2021	Social Security Administration	Overpayments with Recovery Agreements that Extend Beyond 2049	Audit	Agency-Wide	View Report
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Submitting OIG Social Security Administration OIG Report Description Objective: To (1) quantify the debt the Recovery of Overpayments, Accounting and Reporting (ROAR) system cannot track because it cannot process recovery actions beyond 2049; (2) assess the status of the Social Security Administration’s (SSA) efforts to resolve the issues caused by its system limitation; and (3) project the growth in the number of overpayments, amount of untracked debt, and associated costs to process this workload through 2029. Number of Recommendations 1 Report Number A-07-19-50775 Social Security Administration OIG Image
09/28/2021	Social Security Administration	The Social Security Administration's Controls over High-Priority Modernized Development Worksheets	Audit	Agency-Wide	View Report
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Submitting OIG Social Security Administration OIG Report Description Objective: To determine the effectiveness of the Social Security Administration’s (SSA) controls for resolving high-priority requests sent via the modernized development worksheet (MDW) process. Number of Recommendations 4 Report Number A-07-18-50363 Social Security Administration OIG Image