Background
Overview
Essential for understanding the principles of good governance, the ethical framework for public service, and the institutional mechanisms designed to ensure probity, integrity, and responsible conduct within the administration.
Accountability in public administration refers to the obligation of public officials and institutions to answer for their actions, decisions, and performance, ensuring transparency, ethical conduct, and responsible use of public resources. It is a fundamental principle of good governance, crucial for fostering public trust and preventing misuse of power and corruption.