The National Capital District Provincial Health Authority (NCDPHA) has officially launched its Internal Audit Committee, a strategic move aimed at strengthening financial oversight, internal controls, and good governance within the organization. Speaking at the launch, Deputy Secretary for Strategic and Governance, Mr. Domanic Ira, commended the NCDPHA Board and Management for demonstrating accountability and transparency through the establishment of the committee. “This milestone shows that NCDPHA is committed to accountability and sound financial management.” “The formation of this committee will help build trust with government agencies, stakeholders, and development partners,” Mr. Ira said. Acting Chief Executive Officer of NCDPHA, Dr. Robin Oge, reaffirmed the organization’s commitment to transparency and responsible use of public funds. “The Board and Management of NCDPHA are promoting good governance and financial discipline.” “We will work closely with the Internal Audit Committee to ensure public resources are well managed to support quality health service delivery in the city,” Dr. Oge said. The Internal Audit Committee is expected to play a key role in strengthening systems and processes, ultimately supporting more efficient and effective healthcare services in the National Capital District.