The Commission Supérieure des Comptes has launched a new multilingual website designed to make its work, financial oversight activities and public reports more accessible to citizens, institutions and professionals in Monaco and abroad.
Developed in collaboration with Monaco’s Interministerial Delegation for Digital Affairs (DIN), the platform is available in French, English and Italian at cscomptes.gouv.mc.
The Commission is responsible for examining the accounts and financial management of the State, Monaco City Hall and public establishments, as well as organisations receiving public subsidies. Its oversight also extends to privately incorporated companies that are not listed on the stock exchange and in which the State holds more than half of the capital.
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The new portal brings together information previously requiring users to consult different sources. Visitors can now access details of the Commission’s organisation and responsibilities, the legislation governing its work, annual public reports, information about financial inspections and updates on its activities in Monaco and internationally.
The website is intended for a broad audience, including residents, elected representatives, public-sector managers, organisations subject to inspection, journalists, researchers and foreign audit institutions.
Making the information available in three languages is also intended to improve access for international organisations and overseas counterparts, increasing the visibility of the Commission’s work beyond the Principality.
The launch forms part of wider efforts to improve access to public information and strengthen transparency surrounding the management of public finances.
The Commission’s new website can be accessed at cscomptes.gouv.mc.
