... policymakers, regulators and industry to accelerate the national AI governance agenda. Social implications By providing a systematic path from policy to practice, the architecture builds public trust. This structured approach ensures accountability and aligns AI development with societal values...

... mechanisms and hybrid governance structures, collaborative performance remains limited. Excessive centralization, rigid standardization, fragmented accountability chains and the absence of deliberative and participatory processes undermine horizontal collaboration and restrict frontline autonomy. As a result...

... responsibility Legitimacy Accountability Stakeholder engagement Finally, the realization of ethical AI governance depends on its capacity to adapt to contextual change and non-linear dynamics within complex governance environments. All relevant stakeholders must engage in performance assessment...

... obtained within this study show that digital transformation – brought by the fourth industrial revolution – is a verified solution to improving transparency and accountability in governance. However, the current technological infrastructure in Nigeria is too weak to support this innovation. Key...

.... It also highlights the elements needed to ensure the success of such a reform. Design/methodology/approach The impacts of the digitization of services and processes on both administrative structures and accountability mechanisms are described and discussed through the analysis of interviews conducted...

...Gennaro Maione; Daniela Sorrentino; Alba Demneri Kruja Purpose At exceptional times, governments are entrusted with greater authority. This creates significant concerns over governments’ transparency and accountability. This paper aims to pursue a twofold objective: assessing the patterns of open...

... between actors and challenges for the accountability processes; and finally, their procedural legitimacy, considering the COVID-19 crisis context. Findings The results of the study show that citizens have played a key role during the hardest stage of the crisis, collaborating with governments...

...Tariq Al-Shbail; Aini Aman Purpose Electronic government (e-government) is perceived as an effective tool to enhance accountability in public organizations. However, e-government implementation to enhance accountability is still unclear and involves many complex processes because of the multiple...

... an account of IS expenses, but also to document estimated and actual effects of investments in IS (Chircu and Lee, 2003 ; Irani et al., 2005). Expanded requirements for accountability have resulted in a need for new methods for evaluating and managing the use of public funds and performance...

...Subhajyoti Ray Purpose Although accountability has been one of the founding pillars of public services, many countries face situations of lack of accountability of service providers. The purpose of this paper is to propose a framework for accountability in public services by strengthening...

... recognized the significance of government accountability and transparency though its Convention against Corruption. Among its many articles, the Convention outlines key areas in which to promote transparency and openness through policy and legislation, the development of anti‐corruption bodies, public sector...