A Guide to the New Advocacy and Accountability Framework

FP2030 has just released an Advocacy and Accountability Framework, a document meant to help civil society partners, youth partners, and other stakeholders form their own advocacy and accountability strategies as part of their FP2030 commitments. Angeline Ngina Mutunga, Global Health Visions, explains how she hopes this document is used to form advocacy and accountability strategies in varying country contexts. 

AAF: A functional guideline for strengthening accountability of CSOs and YLOs

Nepal has been an FP2020 commitment maker since the partnership’s launch in 2012. But in 2015, the government of Nepal restructured, moving from a centralized to a federal governance system. As a result, our FP2030 commitment will need to address the roles of new subnational governments, in addition to the federal government. We are now in the process of drafting the accountability mechanisms, and the Advocacy and Accountability Framework (AAF) provides a clear road map to link subnational accountability to national and international accountability that we can use to develop strategies to ensure accountability at various levels.