In operational terms, "accountability involves relationships in which an individual or agency is held to answer for performance and involves some delegation of authority to act" [ 32].
But there are signs that NGOs are changing, keen to show better operational efficiency and accountability.
In this context, our findings show important operational deficiencies and accountability deficits precisely because of the lack of public relations input in the design and implementation of these programmes.
Therefore, it is reassuring to confirm this joined up approach together with Drug and Therapeutics Committee links which ensures local strategic and operational direction and accountability.
"The Company" had long exploited the imperative of operational secrecy to avoid accountability for its failures (like neglecting, in 1973, to anticipate Egypt's invasion of Israel).
Used to rigorous goal setting, benchmarking, accountability and operational efficiency, the new philanthropists seek to maximize the social impact of their actions, just as they sought to maximize shareholder value in their businesses.
They are profitable because they shift the burden of accountability and operational expenses from them to the people using and providing the services.
To reach this goal, we will continue to demand transparency, fiscal accountability and operational efficiency from the Governor and his staff on Sandy recovery efforts.
Remote management operations bring forward many ethical and operational dilemmas related to risk transference, accountability, monitoring, as well as challenges to the ability of organisations to speak out about what they do not witness themselves.
"In the days and months ahead, we will examine the San Francisco Police Department's current operational policies, training practices, and accountability systems, and help identify key areas for improvement going forward," US attorney general Loretta Lynch said in a statement.
