The Impact of Transparency and Accountability Initiatives
By J. Gaventa, R. Mcgee. 2013
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This issue of Development Policy Review arises from a study of the impact and effectiveness of transparency and accountability initiatives (TAIs) in different development sectors. It analyses existing evidence, discusses how approaches to learning about TAIs might be improved, and recommends how impact and effectiveness could be enhanced.
Subfields: Development, Political Science and International Relations, Sociology and Political Science
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- Operational Transparency on Crowdfunding Platforms: Effect on Donations for Emergency Response (2019, background): “When organizations are transparent and disclose information, they benefit from improved usage of the donations, better service delivery to beneficiaries and more responsiveness (see Gaventa and McGee (2013) for a review).”