Clare Lockhart interviewed at Gov 2.0 Summit 2010
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Argues that building blocks of accountable states are concrete: a trust fund with audited flow channels donor and revenue money straight to village bank accounts, each receiving $20,000 block grants, and the model now runs in 28,000 villages where councils elect, plan, and post public accounts; complementary tools include searchable online budgets, biometric IDs and digital tagging to trace funds, and a central audited registry plus local social checks that together reduce leakages and enable measurable service delivery.
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