The concept of Social accountability is an emerging trend in the accountability relationship between civil society and government. Social accountability seeks to institutionalize durable societal control over policies by enabling collective actors to exercise voice in deliberative processes that monitor public decisions. The information collected in this section deals with the nature, scope and types social accountability.

The literature on the website should help the readers understand the broad concept of accountability and in that context the fundamentals of social accountability, identify the need for social accountability and its relevance, understand the dimensions of social accountability in order to design policy level interventions and identify the institutions and systems of social accountability. For more on SAc Concept click the links below