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Accountability Lab
Supporting active citizens, responsible leaders and accountable institutions around the world.
About Accountability Lab
Our vision is a world in which people with power are accountable. It is a world in which resources are used wisely, decisions benefit everyone fairly, and people lead secure lives. We are catalyzing a new generation of active citizens and responsible leaders around the world by supporting change-makers to develop and implement positive ideas for integrity in their communities. By enabling people to generate the knowledge, skills and networks needed for accountability, we unleash positive social and economic change. We have three mutually-reinforcing objectives: to support a positive movement to build accountability; provide substantive, flexible and long-term support for those leaders who can collectively lead this movement within specific contexts; and support collaboration around accountability and open governance.
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People
Accountability Lab welcomed Masha Lisitsyna as a Senior Non-Resident Fellow.
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Presence & Recognition
Accountability Lab announced that M. Florencia Guerzovich, Learning Consultant at Civic Strength Partners, will join a panel exploring critical questions facing civil society and philanthropy across the Central America Donors Forum 2026 agenda.
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Research & Knowledge
Accountability Lab released its New Strategic Directions paper setting out where the accountability field needs to go and the role Accountability Lab can play.
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Research & Knowledge
Accountability Lab Senior Non-Resident Fellow Soheila Comninos published a new article for IDN-InDepthNews examining how extractive economic systems and elite collusion undermine genuine country ownership.
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Research & Knowledge
Accountability Lab published an article for the South China Morning Post SCMP titled 'Why Nepal-China Floods are More', providing five ways Nepal could move from emergency solidarity to systemic institutional accountability.
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