Transparency in Public Life

Transparency in public life refers to the openness and honesty of government officials and public institutions about their activities, decisions, and financial dealings. It ensures that citizens have access to information about how public resources are used and how decisions are made, allowing for accountability and trust. Transparency helps prevent corruption, promotes good governance, and enables the public to participate effectively in democratic processes. Essentially, it means making information available and understandable so that officials are answerable to the people they serve.