Lack of Transparency

Definition

Lack of transparency refers to situations where there is limited or inadequate disclosure or openness regarding information related to decision-making processes or actions taken by individuals or institutions.

Related terms

Accountability:

The responsibility of individuals or organizations to explain and justify their actions or decisions.

Corruption:

Dishonest practices, such as bribery or embezzlement, by those in power for personal gain, which can contribute to a lack of transparency.

Openness: Refers to the willingness and ability to share information freely, creating an environment of transparency and trust.