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Participatory accountability that leaves no one behind

Explore the powerful approach of participatory accountability that builds confidence, deepens understanding, and engages citizens and authorities for inclusive development. Learn from the brave women of Ada, Ghana.

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Participatory accountability that leaves no one behind

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  1. Participatory accountability that leaves no one behind Erika Lopez Franco July 2019

  2. and the YihiKatseme(i.e.brave women of Ada, Ghana) Mary

  3. Confidence-building“I maasi” – I am sure in myself“Wamaasi” – We stand firm

  4. Deepening understanding of context through local knowledgeWhat someone knows, someone else doesn’t know…So, we all know!

  5. Direct engagement between citizens and authoritiesDance, song, drama + Advocacy plan

  6. Multiple alliances and identifying championsLeaves, sticks and stones to identify allies and powerholders

  7. Long-term engagement and trustDuty of care, assessing risk, meaningful partnership

  8. Elements of participatory accountability that leaves no one behind Confidence-building Deepening understanding of context w/local knowledge Exchanges between citizens and authorities and use of legal mechanismsDeveloping alliances with multiple actorsLong term engagement and trust Contact: E.lopezfranco2@ids.ac.uk Twitter: @EriLop

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