Social accountability in the delivery of social protection

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'Social accountability' is a citizen-centered approach to accountability in government services and schemes. It plays an important role in reducing error, fraud and corruption; ensuring that cash is delivered to recipients regularly, reliably and accessibly; improving policy design; and strengthening state-society relations. Social accountability refers to the steps that governments can take to improve the participation of recipients and broader civil society in accountability initiatives, and the steps that recipients and broader civil society can take to hold governments to account for the delivery of social protection. This is a three-part webinar series focused on social accountability in the delivery of social protection.

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