State Accountability

State accountability refers to the responsibility of state governments and agencies to ensure they meet certain standards and objectives, often related to public services, safety, and policy implementation. It involves being answerable for actions and decisions, maintaining transparency, and delivering results that benefit the community. When held accountable, states must justify their choices, manage resources effectively, and address any issues or failures. This accountability helps build trust with citizens, promotes good governance, and ensures that public resources are used effectively to serve the needs of the population.