The phrase "accountability of development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing responsibility and oversight in the context of development projects or processes.
Example: "The accountability of development is crucial to ensure that resources are used effectively and ethically."
Alternatives: "responsibility in development" or "oversight of development".
A long unexplained leave of absence by Ian Khama, Mogae's ally and vice president, ended in August; Khama returned to office with enhanced powers to improve interministerial coordination and financial accountability of national development projects.
"Without progress towards stronger, more efficient institutions … rule of law, justice and government accountability, other aspects of development cannot progress.
Background: In recent years, demand for quality, internationally comparable data has grown considerably as part of the aid effectiveness agenda, greater accountability for results of development partnerships and in advance of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) target date of 2015.
This is just not about police and judicial system but full accountability of aid and development -- for a new nation state, the biggest game in town.
They should also be involved in accountability and transparency framework of development, not just for the government but also for national civil society and third sectors in the developing countries - who, in my own opinion, often operate losely and aren't monitored.
They grow out of the recognition that good governance provides a structure of accountability for human development and protection of fundamental rights, beginning with the survival, protection, full development and participation of children.
We hope Senator Bayh will clarify all those matters on the Indiana campaign trail for the presidential primary scheduled for May 6, and trust that Indiana-based local and national media will seek answers to those questions raised above, on an issue important for ensuring transparency and accountability at the top source of development financing.
In recent times of resource constraints, good governance, transparency and accountability have become the mantra of development, and consequently more attention is given to strengthening evidence-based decision-making and information systems.
Economists, consumer relations, and non-profit organizations have used the term social audit to refer to social accountability of corporations in the development and distribution of products and/or services [ 13- 15].
Scaled responses were used to gauge perceptions of the following characteristics of their job: management authority, accountability, career development, recruitment pattern of staff and their deployment, payment schedule, promotion opportunity and survival strategy.
