Title: Measuring the Activity of Internal Audit. Case Study at the Autonomous Administrations in Forestry
Abstract: Although, at first glance, internal audit and protecting the environment or, simply the environment, are two seemingly unrelated concepts, basically the two concepts should be directly related, by the fact that they should be carefully analyzed and interpreted by the internal auditor, the information highlighted in the accounting regarding the entities' efforts to protect the environment, improve environmental issues or conversely, information about the damage caused on the environment by every economic entity. This, all the more as we mention the autonomous administrations in forestry whose activities revolve around forest resources, much needed for a healthy environment that supports people's health. Thus, the subject of this paper is placed around the assessment of internal auditors' activity who are engaged in autonomous administrations from forestry and highlighting the link between their activities and the environment.