Audit & Mohammad Bagher Ghomi. E NVIRONMENT AND A UDIT Discusses the following subjects: Environmental issues Sustainable development The role of SAIs.

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Audit & Mohammad Bagher Ghomi

E NVIRONMENT AND A UDIT Discusses the following subjects: Environmental issues Sustainable development The role of SAIs History of environmental audit

W HAT HAPPENED IN 20 TH CENTURY ? 500 % growth in population 1.33° F (0.74° C) increase of temperature (Half of this increase since 1979) 2-6° C increase of earth surface’s temperature (20 times faster than usual warming periods) Decrease of about 10 % in the extent of snow cover since the late 1960s Rise of global average sea level: cm Up to 95 % drop of ozone levels in some parts

Does it include only: Natural things? Ecological things? Physical things? Social matters? Economical matters? or All? W HAT is Environment ?

Everything Around Me Physical, ecological, biological or social Everything that surrounds me Everything that might have any effect on me Everything that is in my world or constitutes it is my Environment

P OLLUTION MAIN ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES Pollution of air, water and soil Millions of years to recoup Water: oil spill, acid rain, urban runoff Air: gases released out of burning fossil fuels Soil: wastes by people & industries

OZONE LAYER DEPLETION MAIN ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES An invisible layer around the planet protecting us from the sun’s harmful rays Pollution caused by Chlorine and Bromide in Chloro-floro carbons (CFC’s) Many holes in ozon layer

G LOBAL W ARMING MAIN ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES Rising temperatures of the earth’ surface Cause : Burning of fossil fuels and release of harmful gases Results: Melting of polar ice caps Rise in sea levels Unnatural patterns: flash floods, excessive snow or desertification

C LIMATE C HANGE MAIN ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES Change in overall weather scenario Cause: Global warming Results : not limited to: Change in seasons Occurrence of new diseases Frequent occurrence of floods

O VERPOPULATION M AIN E NVIRONMENTAL I SSUES Huge increase of population during last century Results : More pollution: more consumption: more energy Shortage of resources: water, fuel, food Social problems

OTHER MAIN ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES Natural Resource Depletion Waste Disposal Loss of Biodiversity Deforestation Ocean Acidification Acid Rain Public Health Issues And …

Too badly consume Too much Too many people THREE TOOS ESSENTIAL CAUSES OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT Definition A Development that meets the needs of the present Without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs Involves: integration of social, environmental and economic objectives

THE PARADOX OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT Even with keeping the current situation, there will be no future to be considered If: development = going forward Thus: how can we have any future by still going further? To have a future: we need to go back? How can any development be sustainable? Are development & sustainability compatible?

ENVIRONMENT & AUDIT SAIs cannot save environment But they can help it By enforcing governments: To comply rules and regulations To protect environment from avoidable damages To have a performance more compatible with environment

let’s make environmental audit part of the solution

1970 S HISTORY OF ENVIRONMENTAL AUDIT 1972: United Nations Conference on the Human Environment held in Stockholm, Sweden Creation of the United Nations Environmental Program (UNEP) : 31 major national environmental laws: compared to 18 in

1980 S HISTORY OF ENVIRONMENTAL AUDIT 1987: the world commission on the environment and development released Our Common Future Our Common Future gave prominence to sustainable development Vienna convention for protection of the ozone layer Montreal protocol on substances that deplete the ozone layer Basel convention on the control of transboundary movements of hazardous wastes and their disposal

1990 S HISTORY OF ENVIRONMENTAL AUDIT A period of increased globalization Earth summit in Rio De Janeiro creating Agenda 21 (adopted by more than 178 countries) United Nations commission on sustainable development established: oversee review and implementation of Agenda 21

2000 S HISTORY OF ENVIRONMENTAL AUDIT UN Millennium Declaration World Summit on Sustainable Development Kyoto Protocol

INTOSAI WGEA 1992: 12 SAIs formed the WGEA WGEA became the formal means by which SAIs collectively support environmental auditing WGEA aims to improve the use of audit mandates and audit instruments that are used to audit topics relevant to the environment Regional WGEAs are established in the regions of Africa, South America, Asia, Europe, the Arabic countries, and the South Pacific

LET ’ S DISCUSS IT MORE 1. What is the most serious environmental issue in the world / region / your country? 2. Which environmental problem is the cause of other problems? a)Pollution b) global warming c) ozone layer depletion d) climate change 3. How can SAIs help the environment? 4. How sustainable development can be possible?

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