Suggested Improvements in Management of International Narcotics Control Program
ID-81-13
Published: Nov 13, 1980. Publicly Released: Nov 13, 1980.
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GAO made a limited examination of the International Narcotics Control Program in Thailand and Burma. The program includes providing U.S. equipment to reduce the amount of narcotics entering the United States and assisting these nations in combating their own narcotics problems. Monitoring requirements for equipment and other goods are established at the time agreements are reached with recipient countries. The agreements state that the assistance must be used for purposes related to the control of illicit drugs. Congress has encouraged a formal end-use monitoring system to assure that the equipment provided is used in accordance with the requirements.
Recommendations
Recommendations for Executive Action
Agency Affected | Recommendation | Status |
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Bureau of International Narcotics Matters | The Bureau for International Narcotics Matters should take appropriate action to continue its efforts to improve project management training. |
Closed
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Bureau of International Narcotics Matters | The Bureau for International Narcotics Matters should take appropriate action to assure that recipient governments can use and maintain sophisticated equipment, to the extent practical. |
Closed
Please call 202/512-6100 for additional information.
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Bureau of International Narcotics Matters | The Bureau for International Narcotics Matters should take appropriate action to clarify guidance on use of equipment. |
Closed
Please call 202/512-6100 for additional information.
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AuditsControlled substancesDrug traffickingEquipment managementInternational lawInternational relationsLaw enforcementMonitoringNarcoticsProgram evaluation