NAO Annual Report and Accounts 2024-25
Published on:Our annual report and accounts provides a detailed account of all our work, our performance progress and the impact of our work in 2024-25.
Our annual report and accounts provides a detailed account of all our work, our performance progress and the impact of our work in 2024-25.
This report assesses how the BBC has positioned itself to respond to financial and strategic challenges and opportunities.
This report provides information on managing PFI contracts when they end and considers whether government is preparing for expiry appropriately.
This report assesses whether DFID’s 2018 Strategic Vision for Gender Equality is well placed to secure value for money.
In January of this year, I took on senior level responsibility for leading the NAO’s people agenda as we reviewed and reset our strategy. I quickly recognised that that this was to be a significant undertaking for the organisation, with much work to do if we are to become the exemplar employer that we aspire […]
We are keen to support those responsible for both delivering and overseeing government programmes. In that spirit, we today publish our Framework to review programmes summarising what we ask when auditing major programmes. It draws from our experience of around 200 studies and includes examples of what we have seen. Our work provides insights on […]
At the National Audit Office, we come across many business cases when looking at government programmes. A strong business case is vital for effective decision making and for successfully delivering intended outcomes. The foundation of a business case is a clear understanding of what success will look like for a programme – the strategic case. […]
This report assesses whether the Home Office’s activities for enforcing immigration rules are achieving its vision.
This report examines the role played by the public bodies involved in operating and overseeing the cash system.
We all rely on local public services to be able to function in our day-to-day lives, and in these challenging times, we’re even more reliant on those services. Whether from local authorities, local NHS organisations police forces and fire and rescue organisations, to keep us safe and take care of us should we need it. […]
Achieving net zero greenhouse gas emissions will be a colossal challenge for the UK and one that will require all parts of government to work together. The NAO has audited numerous cross-government projects and programmes in the past, ranging from the 2012 Olympics to preparations for EU Exit. This experience has given us a deep […]
COVID-19 is affecting us all. The way we live, work and socialise has changed dramatically. The National Audit Office is no different, our staff are working from home and we will also have an important role to play in reporting on the government’s response to COVID-19. We’re resharing some of our knowledge on how organisations […]
Responses to Freedom of Information (FOI) requests made to the NAO between April and December 2022.
This report sets out the facts about the maintenance of the museums and galleries sponsored by government.
Last updated – 01 February 2021 About this tool Childhood obesity is a worsening problem which successive governments have attempted to address. The childhood obesity data visualisation is an exploratory tool. It should enable users to identify avenues for local exploration, including potentially similar local areas to explore over time. This interactive data visualisation supports the National Audit Office report on Childhood Obesity which was published in September 2020. The data we present […]
A new NAO report examines if the Department for Transport has delivered value for money from its support to local bus services outside of London.
FCDO’s £285mn investment in St Helena Airport has not yet achieved expected benefits, including increased tourism and self-generated income.
This briefing is designed to support the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee’s (the Committee’s) inquiry into food security.
The dental recovery plan, launched in February 2024, is unlikely deliver an additional 1.5 million treatments by March 2025.
Energy bills support successfully protected many people and businesses during 2022 and 2023 from rising energy prices.