Mutual Accountability within the Arab Region

Mutual Accountability within the Arab Region

The manual is a resource tool for civil society and development practitioners. It intends to play a useful role in their monitoring and advocacy in the development effectiveness process. It seeks to best inform their work towards enhancing the implementation of mutual accountability principles for different stakeholders, particularly in the post-2015 development framework.

Sections within the Manual:

  1. Accountability of Diverse Stakeholders
    • Governments
    • Private Sector
    • International Financial institutions
    • Civil Society Organizations
  2. Current Practices of Accountability Tools and Mechanisms in the Arab Region
  3. Accountability within the Agenda 2030

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This guide is the result of a collective effort by the network to provide assisting tools for the civil society to play its role within the framework of accountability of the parties concerned with the developmental process, from the public sector as a key partner in the development process and its basic point of reference in the context of policy-making and ensuring the proper implementation and protection of the rights of the citizens, to the private sector as a partner who is supposed to adhere to international standards of human rights, and the donors who are committed to providing the necessary resources for the implementation of the development process and achieving the goals of civil society.

Does your organisation have a civil society accountability or transparency practice that you would like to showcase here? Please let us know in the form below – any language is welcome! If you have any questions, please let us know at agna@civicus.org

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To read more about ANND’s initiatives to improve development effectiveness in the Arab region, read their annual report here (p. 12).

Contact

Ziad Abdel Samad, ANND (abdel.samad@annd.org)

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