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This principle leads the accountability to the trusting attitude among the actors. Regarding maintaining the trust, there should be mechanisms to follow. In other words, accountability is about trust. NPOs tend to reach a certain level of trust to convince themselves about their mission and operation.
Achieving a higher point of accountability is like a trust investment. This kind of investments requires a long time process and consistency. NPOs do not need stating boastful things or exaggerating in ministry campaigns to attract future donors or potential volunteers. Because being accountable organization is already legitimacy.
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