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SIGAR

U.S. inspector general for Afghanistan reconstruction, created by Congress in 2008.

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Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction
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  1. Aug 2021 SIGAR authored What We Need to Learn
  2. May 2024 SIGAR authored U.S. Funds Benefitting the Taliban-Controlled Government
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  1. What We Need to Learn: Lessons from Twenty Years of Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR 21-46-LL), Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction, Aug 2021. Primary record Archived copy
    SIGAR has issued 427 audits, 191 special project reports, 52 quarterly reports, and 10 comprehensive lessons learned reports.
    The National Defense Authorization Act for FY 2008 (P.L. 110-181) established the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR).
  2. U.S. Funds Benefitting the Taliban-Controlled Government: Implementing Partners Paid at Least $10.9 Million and Were Pressured to Divert Assistance (SIGAR 24-22-AR), Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction, May 2024. Primary record Archived copy
    SIGAR found that since August 2021, 38 of the 65 implementing partners who responded to its questionnaire (58 percent) reported paying taxes, fees, duties, or utilities to the Taliban-controlled government.
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