Transparency in Decision Making
Definition
Transparency in decision making refers to the practice of making information, processes, and decisions accessible and visible to the public. It promotes accountability and helps prevent corruption.
Related terms
Open Government: Open government refers to a system where citizens have access to information about government activities and can actively participate in decision-making processes.
Freedom of Information Act (FOIA): The FOIA is a law that grants individuals the right to request access to records or documents held by federal agencies.
Whistleblower Protection: Whistleblower protection laws safeguard individuals who expose wrongdoing or illegal activities within organizations from retaliation or punishment.
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