Rise of the Audit Society Some Cautionary Tales Dr. Gopakumar Thampi, Fellow, Institute of Governance Studies, BRAC University, Dhaka.

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Rise of the Audit Society Some Cautionary Tales Dr. Gopakumar Thampi, Fellow, Institute of Governance Studies, BRAC University, Dhaka

The Challenges  Technique over Politics – mastering the methods, but forgetting the fundamentals  Tyranny of ‘tools’- empirics to sustainability  Credibility of Champions – whose demand? whose voice?  Perils of constructive engagement – power asymmetries and cooption  Assessing impact & presenting evidences– do snapshots tell us everything? Dr. Gopakumar Thampi

Five Themes to focus… Dr. Gopakumar Thampi

1. Building Political Intelligence & Incentives Context matters for outcomes – knowledge gap on practices Changing political brakes to accelerators – role of communication Dr. Gopakumar Thampi

2. Choosing the Tool Tools driving the agenda Need for protocols and standards – the case of ‘Social Audits’ Embedding capacities for iterative actions Dr. Gopakumar Thampi

3. Consequences of Mobilization Romance of ‘Rude Accountability’ From Civil to Political Society– Rise of new patrons Dr. Gopakumar Thampi

4. Demand Side Accountability Social Movements Vs Civil Society – question of genuine demand Increasing Deficit of Trust Social outcomes over organizational sustainability Reviewing impact assessments – moving beyond snapshots Dr. Gopakumar Thampi

5. Strategizing Actions Positioning the intervention – Efficiency Vs Accountability Sequencing public dissemination – Presenting the complete story Balancing collaboration/contestation Dr. Gopakumar Thampi