Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
deliver good value for money
Spanish translation:
tienen/ofrecen una buena relación calidad-precio
English term
deliver good value for money
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Audit recommendations
Adequate (high)
• The control framework is sound. Key controls exist and are mostly applied consistently and effectively
• Where key controls have been deemed ineffective, compensating controls are operating effectively
• Objectives are mostly achieved and **deliver good value for money**
• There is a residual risk of: loss of cash and any other assets; fraud; impropriety; error; or, damage to reputation
Traducción
• El marco de control es sólido. Se dispone de controles clave y, en la mayoría de los casos, se aplican de manera coherente y efectiva
• En donde se ha considerado que los controles clave son ineficaces, los controles compensatorios están funcionando de manera efectiva
En la mayoría de los casos, se logran los objetivos y proporcionan una buena rentabilidad??
3 +3 | tienen/ofrecen una buena relación calidad-precio | Manuel Bas y Mansilla |
3 +1 | se logra una buena relación de precio y calidad. | Juan Arturo Blackmore Zerón |
3 | Coste ventajoso/rentable | Sara Fairen |
Non-PRO (2): abe(L)solano, Luis M. Sosa
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