Accountability. Solutions. Action.
The World We Can Still Save
Real change is possible when those with the greatest power accept responsibility and are held accountable.
Change is possible when people, institutions, and communities choose to act.
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Explore Areas for Change
Government Accountability
Holding public institutions to their commitments through transparency, oversight and the rule of law.
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Corporate Responsibility
Expecting companies to disclose their impacts and answer for the harm their decisions cause.
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Media Integrity
Supporting accurate, independent reporting that separates evidence from opinion and corrects its errors.
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AI Governance
Making those who build and deploy AI systems transparent and answerable for how they are used.
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Community Resilience
Strengthening the local institutions and networks that help people prepare for and recover from crises.
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A Practical Framework
How Change Happens
Step 1: Understand the Issue
Explore evidence and identify the problem.
Step 2: Identify Responsibility
Determine who has the authority and obligation to act.
Step 3: Take Informed Action
Use appropriate mechanisms to raise concerns and demand accountability.
Step 4: Track and Measure
Follow outcomes, commitments and measurable results.
Raising a concern does not guarantee an outcome. Following what happens next, and who answers for it, is part of holding power to account.
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Evidence-based reporting on solutions and accountability will be featured here once it has been reviewed and published.
Read our investigations in The World TodayPractical Tools for Action
Find Your Representatives
Guidance on identifying the officials responsible for an issue.
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Letters and Templates
Model letters for raising concerns clearly and on the record.
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Oversight and Regulatory Bodies
The independent bodies that oversee public and corporate conduct.
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Access Public Records
How freedom-of-information and public-records requests work.
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Support Independent Media
Ways to sustain independent, evidence-based journalism.
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Resources and Practical Guidance
Practical guidance is in preparation.
Guides to the resources above will be added once they have been reviewed.
Accountability and Action
Change depends on those who hold power.
Meaningful progress requires governments, corporations and institutions to meet their responsibilities, supported by informed public participation and measured by results that can be verified.
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