About the IV CITC
Democracy, Governance and Sustainability
The International Congress of Courts of Accounts (CITC) constitutes a privileged space for debate and improvement of practices of control and oversight of public resources, aligned with the fundamental principles of the Republican Constitution and the Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations. The event seeks to reconcile fiscal responsibility with the implementation of public policies aimed at human dignity, promoting efficient, honest, and transparent governance.
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Parallel ActivitiesThe fourth edition of CITC will have as its central theme “Courts of Accounts: Republic, Democracy, Governance and Sustainability” and will be promoted by the Association of Members of the Courts of Accounts of Brazil (Atricon), Rui Barbosa Institute (IRB), Court of Accounts of the State of Santa Catarina (TCE-SC), National Council of Presidents of Courts of Accounts (CNPTC), Brazilian Association of Courts of Accounts (Abracom), and the National Association of Ministers and Deputy Counselors of Courts of Accounts (Audicon).
The Congress intends to analyze the contemporary challenges faced by the Courts of Accounts, with emphasis on fiscal and social responsibility, the quality of public management, and sustainable development as pillars for institutional advancement. The scientific content of the event will be built in harmony with the most current national and international debates on the subject.
More than just a meeting, CITC is a space for innovation, learning, and cooperation. In addition to thematic workshops and specialized lectures, the event will feature institutional meetings and parallel activities, including those related to projects conducted by Atricon, on which occasion the results of the National Program for Public Transparency (PNTP) will also be released. These initiatives broaden the scope of the Congress, strengthening the exchange of experiences and the consolidation of practices aimed at transparency and the improvement of external control.
With this structure, the 4th CITC reinforces its vocation as a strategic environment to align global best practices with local needs, contributing to a more transparent, efficient, ethical, and sustainable public administration.
