Second, there is no accountability: 13 agencies loosely report to the Director of Central Intelligence who has no real control over them.
Decision authority and accountability 7.
In the context of A4Cloud the concept of transparency in the broader sense is dealt with as an attribute of Accountability [42].
The public health care system is free for people below the poverty line, yet despite the demands on this system, it lacks resources and accountability [3].
Social participation is viewed as strengthening self-esteem and coping strategies as well as facilitating a greater degree of empowerment and accountability [30].
Using a grounded theory design, five properties emerge as part of the evaluation network: (1) philosophy of accountability, (2) legitimacy, (3) evaluation design, (4) feedback loop, and (5) barriers to evaluation.
Specifically, she envisions democratic representation as a dynamic process, one that moves between moments of authorization and moments of accountability (2000, 129).
Concern amongst the global conservation community about limited funds and declining biodiversity has increased the demand for accountability [13], [39], [40].
Decision making for conservation investments has so far escaped many of the requirements of standard investments, such as efficiency, goal setting and accountability [37], [38].
We used the former metric because the WGI project appraised countries using indicators of six dimensions of governance: 1. voice and accountability, 2. political stability, 3. government effectiveness, 4. regulatory quality, 5. rule of law, and 6. control of corruption.
