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Accountability Frameworks
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Accountability frameworks are structured systems that define roles, responsibilities, and expectations within an organization, often specifying who is responsible, accountable, consulted, and informed for a given task or decision (as in a RACI matrix). They are used by project managers, executives, and governance bodies to clarify decision rights and prevent confusion in complex projects or organizations. Such frameworks help ensure that performance can be measured and that individuals or teams can be held responsible for specific outcomes.
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