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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We’re excited to share that Accountability Lab Nepal is co-hosting the Possible Now #ShiftThePower Global Summit, taking place from 2 to 4 December 2026 in Kathmandu, Nepal.
At a time when existing systems are exhausted and our imagination is limited, a different kind of future
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Who are the invisible champions behind a team’s success?
Every organization has a backstage. Like in a theater, there are people working behind the scenes whose contribution may be less visible, but whose efforts make collective progress possible.
Our colleague, Asif Farooqui
I recently had a chance to read Adam Grant’s Give and Take, which offers a useful perspective on a dimension of success that organisations do not...
How can funding translate into lasting change at the community level? Drawing on observations from recent monitoring visits across Bangladesh, Nepal, and Sri Lanka under the DDI South Asia program, our colleague Asif Farooqui, Director of Programs at Accountability Lab Pakistan,
What does it take for funding to translate into lasting change at the community level? Drawing on monitoring visits across Bangladesh, Nepal and Sri...
Shrinking development funding has revealed the structural weaknesses of a top-down funding framework. It has also created an opportunity to reorganise models around frontline actors for long-term resilience.
In her piece, Building Resilience through Transitions: A New Model for
People affected by disasters know the challenges of recovery firsthand. How can their experiences help shape the decisions that follow?
@@accountlabnp has collaborated with Dr Nimesh Dhungana, Senior Lecturer in Disasters and Global Health at @OfficialUoM, alongside communities
How can a funder's exit be responsible and help build a resilient civil society?
Our Co-CEO, Cheri-Leigh Erasmus and Eszter Filippinyi of @TAICollab, explore this question in “Leaving with Care: Responsible Funder Exits.”
When a funder exits, the consequences can extend Read morebeyond