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The Results Accountability
Implementation Guide
Questions and Answers about How to do the Work


Index of "How to"
Questions

 

Index of Topics

 

 

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Case Studies
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Advice from 
Practitioners
Index of Tools

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Implementation
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Resources

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Thanks to everyone who
participated in the
3rd RESULTS ACCOUNTABILITY CONFERENCE
October 9 - 11, 2006 in Greenbelt, Maryland


Connecticut
takes a leadership position
in Results-Based Budgeting
Check out the Phase I
report to the Appropriations Committee


Trying Hard Is Not Good Enough
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This website (and its companion website www.resultsaccountability.com) present a practical "how to" guide for government and non-profit accountability. Most approaches to "accountability" are complex, jargon laden and hard to implement. We believe that the best approach must be simple and common sense, use plain language, produce minimum paper and most importantly be useful to those who use them. And they must be conceptually sound, complete and still easy to use. The framework in this guide meets these criteria. It spans the entire range of accountability for the quality of life of people in communities, cities, counties, states and nations to accountability for the performance of the smallest program in the bureaucracy and everything in between. It addresses the crucial and little-understood link between program accountability and community accountability. It may be the most complete framework available. It is designed to end the endless talking and get partners from talk to action quickly. Many of these ideas can be implemented immediately or with minimal training. This framework is in use, in whole or in part, in over 40 states and countries around the world.



 

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