ACCOUNTABILITY LAB MALI
Au cœur du Mali là où la tradition rencontre le progrès, nous transformons la redevabilité en un catalyseur de changement.
Au sein de Accountability Lab Mali, nous sommes persuadés que chaque voix, chaque idée, chaque action contribue à construire une gouvernance transparente, participative et responsable.
Découvrez comment ensemble, nous cultivons la confiance, inspirons les leaders de demain et mettons les communautés au centre des débats, pour un Mali plus juste et plus équitable.
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At this year’s UNGA, we joined the Ban Ki-moon Foundation, Civic Strength Partners and UNDP to convene leaders from civil society, philanthropy, and multilateral and development organizations. We met to shift the conversation about civil society’s future from diagnosis to
At this year’s UNGA, the Ban Ki-Moon Foundation, Accountability Lab, Civic Strength Partners, and UNDP convened leaders from civil society,...
"When money can buy influence and technology can multiply it, how can we protect elections from these forces?"
At the 3rd Electoral Integrity in Africa Summit in Accra, Ghana, participants highlighted the urgent need to equip citizens to assess and question online content, find
Transparency and accountability depend on a civil society that can act independently.
@accountlabng is among 31 civil society organizations calling for the withdrawal of Nigeria’s proposed Foreign Aid (Regulation, Transparency and Disclosure) Bill, 2026, which seeks to regulate
As philanthropy takes on a growing role in public life, questions of power and accountability become harder to ignore.
@diplocourier's reflections from the Philanthropy Futures Forum included contributions from @AccountLab Co-CEO Blair Glencorse. He questioned who held
Oct 05, 2026 // As government funding retreats and charities strain under rising demand, funders at UNGA 81 asked what philanthropy is for. They ...
What is country-led development? And what makes it more effective?
Our Senior Non-Resident Fellow, Soheila Comninos, explores these questions in her recent Devex article, “Country-led development cannot mean solely government-led development."
While there’s growing Read moreinterest
Opinion: Giving countries greater control over development is overdue. But if civil society is shut out, country ownership could simply concentrate...
🎙️ What if shifting power made partnerships stronger?
Carolyn Dallmann of @humanityunited makes a point we keep coming back to: funders can create more room for others to lead and remain strategic partners.
Hear her explore the possibilities with Lior Ipp of Proximate Futures