Though demands for more accountability are increasing, it is still seen largely as a toolbox of metrics and mechanisms to bolt on to existing development projects, designed to reduce corruption and inefficiency at the margin. A new report from AccountAbility, Development as Accountability: Accountability innovators in action, argues that it should instead become a central goal of development.
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