Stewardship is defined as the responsible use of resources that takes into account the interests of society and future generations, as well as accepting significant accountability for the private citizen to society (Worrell and Appleby 2000).
Absent significant accountability reforms, funding is at risk.
Although corruption at state level remains significant, accountability has improved greatly in recent years, donor officials say.
It's creating challenges for, ahem, its competitors, and bringing significant accountability to the beats it covers.
For decades, British journalists have illegally accessed personal information and paid officials for information, without significant accountability, yet remain essentially self-regulated.
"The term patient is a term with the highest and utmost significant accountability attached, a relationship whose obligation is second only to motherhood," one nurse explained.
With few legal and regulatory frameworks setting out how communities can hold NGOs to account, and with even less support for communities to engage in such a process, there is a significant accountability deficit at the heart of international NGOs.
"Elevating the implementation of the plan to first minister's level at Coag twice a year and ensuring, for the first time, a separate and comprehensive cross-portfolio Senate estimates process twice a year, are two significant accountability measures," Xenophon said after drawing a line under the water dispute.
Privacy and anonymity can raise significant issues for accountability for online actions.
Ms. Spellings complained that proposals to change various provisions of the law "could be a significant retreat from accountability".
My research therefore has significant implications for accountability of sexual violence survivors by the Egyptian state and its security forces.
