Sirinat Sukpool

I completed my Master’s in Economics at the National Institute of Development Administration in 2009 and a Bachelor of Science in Public Health from Mahidol University in 2006. I began my career at the State Audit Office of the Kingdom of Thailand in 2012 and have worked primarily in performance auditing. Before joining SAI Thailand, I worked at Bangkok Bank Public Company Limited as a Corporate Credit Document Officer.

In my present role as a professional-level performance auditor, I lead and support audits across a range of topics, participating in every stage of the audit process – from planning and fieldwork to reporting and follow-up. Currently, I am conducting a performance audit of the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration’s implementation of measures to mitigate PM2.5 air pollution. Last year, I worked on a performance audit of the Agricultural Land Reform Office’s measures for farmland allocation to landless farmers.

My goals for the Fellowship

I aim to strengthen mixed-methods audit design and improve how we translate findings into practical recommendations and visuals for decision-makers and the public. I’m also eager to practice community-engaged auditing with the host office and civil society organizations and bring back tested approaches for environmental and social audits in Thailand.

The impact I hope to make as a graduate Fellow

After completing the Fellowship, I will share what I’ve learned through both formal and informal channels. My goal is to turn evidence into action: improving uptake of audit recommendations through clearer analysis, visuals, and stakeholder engagement, resulting in more transparent, inclusive public services. In addition, I’d be happy to mentor junior colleagues, encourage peer learning, and contribute to developing guidance materials or case studies, so the knowledge is sustained and institutionalized for long-term impact.