Public Transparency

Public transparency refers to the openness of government actions and decisions, allowing citizens to access information about policies, spending, and operations. This practice fosters accountability, as it enables the public to monitor government activities and understand how decisions affect their lives. Transparency builds trust between the government and the community, ensuring that officials act in the public's best interest. It often involves publishing data, conducting public meetings, and providing channels for citizen feedback, contributing to a more informed and engaged society.