Mozambique’s Minister for the Public Service, Vitoria Diogo, announced in Maputo on Monday the creation of two new instruments to improve the state’s capacity for administrative inspections.They are a manual of procedures and an inspector’s guide, recently approved by ministerial diploma. Speaking at the opening of a Council of General Inspectors, Diogo said the two documents fill a gap, and respond to one of the main concerns of the Strategic Plan for State Supervision and Administrative Inspection, which is the standardisation of procedures,Through the new documents “it is intended to improve the performance of the inspectors so that the public administration is imbued with a culture of accountability, transparency in the management of public affairs, and that it should be ever more oriented towards results, and centred on the citizen, continually providing better services, and thus contributing to the fight against poverty”, she said.Diogo said the two instruments will strengthen the role of inspection in the public administration, making it an essential element in promoting the public good, in preventing illicit acts, and in educating state employees.She added that the training of inspectors remained a major challenge, since professionals in this area must have a thorough knowledge of the legislation in force, a high sense of responsibility and of confidentiality.
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