If adopted by governments, the Lisbon Charter provides a timely opportunity to bring structure, accountability and transparency to their national water sector.
What better activity than recess for teaching discipline, organization, high academic standards, structure, accountability, creative thought and freedom of expression -- as well as giving students time for play and daydreaming?
Selected leaders should be given structure, accountability, support, and motivation as they engage this process but also the freedom to create their own solutions, as Janet did with the help of the accounting team.
Just the very idea of management, reporting structure, accountability, project deadlines, budget forecasts, all those things that I suspect everyone takes for granted in the 'real world,' were totally new to me.
Republicans, strengthened by millions of dollars in campaign contributions from their cronies in the financial services industry, declared they would block the appointment of Cordray, or any permanent CFPB director -- unless and until the president would agree to modify the organizational structure, accountability and funding process for the agency.
For example, in the first five months since September of 2011 when Charity Navigator launched the newest version of its rating system (CN 2.0), fully 25% of the charities rated by Charity Navigator have made changes to their governance structure, accountability practices and/or web site information to meet Charity Navigator's new standards.
Moreover, accountability differs across finance, programme and governance subfields, where each has its own set of policy processes, institutional structures, accountability relations and power asymmetries to contend with.
We believe that these changes in student behaviors and perceptions occurred because of the structure of accountability built into the moderate-structure course.
Matrix organizational structures obscure accountability for projects and initiatives.
