With an empirical focus on water related aspects of transformation, the article considers how popular environmentalists' counterwork both tap into the rationale of risk management and accountability, and at the same time try to exceed it by addressing systemic dimensions of change.
"I believe that after the significant changes in curricula, qualifications and systems of accountability, there is a very strong rationale for a significant period of stability to allow these changes to bed in.
Daniel's ethical framework of "accountability for reasonableness " is a widely-agreed rationale regarding fair decision-making [ 58].
Second, we arranged three elements of the diamond model – processes, people, and appeals – around the central concept of rationales (see Table 2, left hand column), because we discovered that conditions of accountability for reasonableness – relevance, publicity, and appeals (Table 2, middle column) – bound these elements to rationales.
Many CCGs in our case studies understood the rationale for creating economies of scale but emphasised the importance of maintaining good relationships and clear lines of accountability between CS providers and CCGs.
The age of accountability has arrived".
"We need conduct of accountability from them".
"Chores build a sense of accountability.
The lack of accountability is galling.
That's a rare kind of accountability.
Then there is the matter of accountability.
