Affordable housing nonprofits could spend less on lobbying and salaries / more on services
Taxes could be collected in developing countries
The U.S. Department of Defense could pass audits
Countries could be prevented from taking on crippling debt / having public financial mismanagement
Public Expenditure Tracking surveys (PETS) could improve to audit governments
Services delivered could be audited at nonprofits / government contractors and feedback could be continuously collected from service recipients
Publicizing audits in a timely manner through various media outlets could improve government
U.S. military / civilian officials and agencies could be truthful about military / diplomatic / foreign aid / intelligence operations and performance
International development / aid could be reimagined / audited to show positive results for developing countries
Homelessness government spending could be more efficient, less regulated, coordinated, prioritized, and tracked
Short-term program impact, long term outcome effects, and potential waste of international development programs could be evaluated / transparent
The U.S. Federal Reserve system could be replaced with the gold standard, computer program, or be more accountable / transparent / audited
Governments could support investigative reporting and journalism
Public ownership registries could eliminate illicit financial schemes and government corruption
Government purchasing managers could have oversight and rewards/penalties for performance
Government contracting rules could have two overarching rules to serve taxpayers better
Large bounties and penalties could be established to prevent and catch government contracting waste and fraud
Governments could show the impact of economic development subsidies / corporate incentives and tax breaks
Auditors could serve and be hired by the public and legislative bodies
Auditors could be audited
Government performance auditing could be publicized more and tackle risky topics
Government audits of public resources could reduce corruption
Government agencies, schools, hospitals, police, universities, foundations, prisons, workplaces, elections, judiciary systems, and nonprofits could collect, publicize, and use citizen feedback
