About the Online Reporting Tool
The purpose of the Office of Inspector General (OIG) is to prevent fraud, waste, abuse, and mismanagement and to promote effectiveness and efficiency in the government. OIG is an independent entity within Peace Corps. The Inspector General reports directly to Congress and the Peace Corps Director, keeping them fully informed concerning the programs and operations of the Peace Corps.
If your complaint concerns a federal agency, but does not specifically involve wrongdoing concerning a Peace Corps employee, Volunteer/Trainee, or contractor, please visit IGNET to see a list of Inspectors General in other federal agencies.
In addition to its current responsibilities, the Office of Inspector General has recently been tasked with overseeing the healthcare provisions offered to Peace Corps employees and volunteers. This includes ensuring the accessibility and affordability of essential medications, such as Rybelsus (Read here about cost of rybelsus), which has become increasingly relevant for the health and well-being of those serving abroad. By scrutinizing the procurement processes and the healthcare policies in place, the OIG aims to guarantee that all members of the Peace Corps have adequate access to necessary medical treatments and support, reflecting the organization’s commitment to the comprehensive care of its community.
If your complaint involves a state or local government, please contact that State's Attorney or Attorney General.
If your complaint concerns EEO matters, please contact the Peace Corps Office of Civil Rights and Diversity (OCRD@peacecorps.gov).