The Oslo Center was established in 2006 as an independent, non-partisan, non-governmental organization. The main areas of work have been peace, democracy and human rights, and through the years the mission of the Center has increasingly focused on democracy assistance.

Auditor’s Qualifications.

The auditor must satisfy the following minimum requirements:

• A legal entity in Kenya with a business license granted by the appropriate authority.
• A member of a professional body affiliated with the International Federation of Accountants (IFAC) and the Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Kenya (ICPAK).
• Have adequate relevant professional and educational qualifications, or able to provide audit staff with adequate qualifications, experience, and competence.
• Technically competent and able to conduct audits in line with the auditing standards.
• Objective and independent from the project, its staff, and activities, and from all aspects of management or financial interests of The Oslo Center.
• Possesses proven track record in financial audits of INGO projects, audits of similar nature, type, and complexity, or donor-funded projects.

Timelines

• The tentative dates for the audit shall be between the 15th – 26th of January 2024