UN watchdog scrutinises UNEP boss Erik Solheim’s travelling expenses

News September 13, 2018

In an on-going review, auditors at the UN have called for Erik Solheim, head of the UN Environment Programme (UNEP), to refund part of his travelling costs. A devastating auditor’s report, cited by the Oslo-based daily Aftenposten, charges that Solheim was on the road for 529 days over the last two years and racked up a bill of NOK 4 million (USD 490,000).

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UN watchdog scrutinises UNEP boss Erik Solheim’s travelling expenses

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