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Technical Brief | December 9, 2024
Lessons Learned From Applying the Accountability Ecosystem Approach
In a world where corruption and injustice have eroded public trust and weakened democracy, strengthening accountability has never been more important. Accountability is not a solitary endeavor; rather, it involves an intricate interaction among different individuals, organizations, and power structures within a specific context.
Recognizing this, Chemonics International has increasingly embraced the Accountability Ecosystem Approach to project implementation, which offers a holistic and powerful framework for improving the effectiveness and sustainability of donor-funded governance projects. This technical brief dives into the complexities of this approach, identifies key challenges, and unearths lessons from the USAID Transparent Public Investment project. In analyzing the project’s progress, we uncover how we can develop more effective strategies for promoting transparency, justice, and a more accountable society — ultimately cultivating a culture of trust where institutions serve their citizens.