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Development of the Profession
Sustainable economic development—in both developed and emerging economies—depends on a strong financial infrastructure, including standards, regulation, and human capacity. Promoting and facilitating the development of the accountancy profession around the world is a key component of IFAC’s mission.
Through the Professional Accountancy Organization Development Committee (formerly the Developing Nations Committee, or DNC), IFAC supports the development of professional accountancy bodies—working to strengthen existing national and regional organizations and help establish ones where they do not exist. It does this through mentoring programs, outreach initiatives, and other support activities. The committee also helps with accountancy capacity building and skill development, and raises awareness of the need for and role of accounting technicians, especially in developing nations.
In addition, the PAO Development Committee liaises with the donor community, governments, and other stakeholders to increase the capacity of the accountancy profession in developing and emerging economies. Over the past three years, the committee has developed excellent working relationships with organizations such as the World Bank, the African Development Bank, the Inter-American Development Bank, and the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).
Recent Development of the Profession Resources
IFAC Strategic Plan for 2013-2016
Nov 16, 2012
NASBA International Forum 2012
Nov 16, 2012
IFAC Council Seminar Explores Integrated Reporting
Nov 15, 2012
IFAC Recognizes Mervyn King's Contributions to Accountancy Profession with International Gold Service Award
Nov 14, 2012
CReCER 2012 Focuses on Quality Financial Information for Economic Development
Nov 12, 2012
ااتحاد الدولي للمحاسبين
Jul 18, 2012
Professional Accountancy Organization Development Committee Perspectives
Jul 16, 2012
A Definition of the Public Interest
Jun 29, 2012
