Taking systems approach to accountability in developing countries

Abstract

Support for better governance and accountability has been a growing component of development co-operation in recent decades.The ways in which people hold their governments to account has been acknowledged and embedded in strong commitments agreed in the Paris Principles and the Busan Global Partnership for Effective Development Co-operation.There is growing recognition, too, that strengthening accountability is critical if we are to make women's rights and gender equality a reality.Research suggests that a lack of accountability can be more of an obstacle to progress in this area than, for instance, a lack of resources.

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