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Improving Economy and Efficiency.
Top Management and Performance Challenges Facing Multiple Federal Agencies
The FY 2021 edition of CIGIE’s report on top management and performance challenges facing multiple Federal agencies has been published. It is the premier resource for the community, the Administration and other stakeholders that identify and analyze cross cutting challenges in government. CIGIE referenced the analysis of only a few OIGs in identifying the cross cutting challenges for government and the work of AbilityOne OIG was included.
The report is available here.
| Report Date | Thursday, February 4, 2021 |
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| Report File |
