The phrase "accountable development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing responsible or transparent growth, particularly in areas like economics, social policy, or environmental sustainability.
Example: "The government has committed to accountable development to ensure that all projects are conducted transparently and ethically."
Alternatives: "responsible development" or "transparent development".
Focused and accountable development spending is essential to achieve this.
Never mind that they will destroy Britain's capacity to manage one of the world's most effective and accountable development programmes.
He favoured a new generation of privately funded, democratically accountable development corporations, supported by a new mechanism to capture the uplift in land value once it is developed – so a bit more money for parks and schools and a bit less for the landowner.
Meaning, I wanted to see regular people down at City Hall every day, talking to council members, their staff and department officials about the important issues, such as the need for good jobs, affordable housing, parks, accountable development and environmental decisions that responsibly balanced corporate profits with community health.
Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia, and Tajikistan have demonstrated more effective development cooperation and improved health outcomes; arguably, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan have made slower progress in their health and socio-economic indices because of their resistance to open and accountable development relationships.
However, it has not been "institutionalised" in the same way that the 0.7% target has, under which countries are formally and visibly held accountable on development spending each year.
Sarah Atkinson - director of policy and communications at the Charity Commission Sarah is accountable for policy development and media and stakeholder management.
I think there is a tendency in writing about Katine to draw a neat, all too easy division, between Amref, accountable for doing development, and the Guardian, responsible for reporting and fundraising.
Establishing the rule of law is fundamental to achieving communities of opportunity and equity--communities that offer sustainable economic development, accountable government, and respect for fundamental rights.
They are easier to communicate and provide concrete measurements that can be used to hold governments more accountable for meeting development goals.
