How to make auditability of funded proposals & oversight of governance efficient, distributed and transparent?
This is the total amount allocated to Improve and Grow Auditability.
So funded proposals are evaluated & governance oversight is resourced to ensure accountability & legitimacy through community participation.
Several projects providing audit, assessment & evaluation tools for funded proposals & oversight of governance changes
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Audit of funded proposals:
Oversight of governance
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Overview
The Auditability challenge aim is to ensure transparency in the use & design of Cardano's treasury resources. This includes auditability of funded proposals that use the treasury & oversight of any changes to the design of the treasury.
Auditability of funded proposals
Auditability of funded proposals provides the Cardano community with information on the progress of funded proposals through techniques appropriate to each Challenge.
With each Fund the number of funded proposals increases. It is extremely important that these proposals are evaluated/audited to assess what is being delivered and if the Return on Intent (ROI)is in the spirit of with what was originally proposed.
Presently IOG monitors the progress of these funded proposals. But as the number of funded proposals scales to the 100s this will become an overwhelming workload for IOG. Therefore auditability activities such as monitoring, evaluation, mentoring and reporting will increasingly be handed over to the community.
Oversight of governance
Oversight of governance provides the Cardano community with information on the design, specification, communication, collaboration, voting and implementation of any proposed changes to governance processes.
As Voltaire progresses many governance changes will be introduced to the Cardano community. It is important that the community has the information and tools to be able to audit these governance changes, and monitor what results they are producing. Proposals in this area might suggest mechanisms for actually conducting audit; or they might propose ways to increase the community’s awareness and understanding of the changes, and of the theoretical background to them, so that the community is able to assess them.