FOREWORD
The
National Accountability Dialogue Forum is a quarterly series
of public forums, coordinated by the National Accountability
Group, aimed at bringing together government and civil society
in a healthy and progressive dialogue about the state of accountability
and corruption in Sierra Leone. In recognition of the prevalence,
persistence and adverse effects of the endemic corruption
in the country, the forum is held in the spirit of developing
proactive solutions to these issues and promoting a culture
of accountability in government, the private sector, and throughout
society.
Prominent
government, civil society, and international figures are therefore
brought in to address the community at large to unearth the
pressing problems hindering effective accountability and transparency
measures in our institutions. The forums also allow members
of the community the chance to air their concerns about these
issues and to interact in a progressive environment with individuals
in a position to incorporate their ideas into effective action
against corruption.
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The
National Accountability Group
The
National Accountability Group (NAG) is a civil society membership
organisation partnered with Transparency International, the
Anti-Corruption Commission in Sierra Leone, and the London-based
governance reform group Tiri, dedicated to achieving greater
accountability, transparency and integrity in private and
public affairs, curbing corruption, and holding local and
national government accountable to the people of Sierra Leone.
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