Accountability ensures that governments remain answerable to citizens, promoting transparency and public trust in democratic systems. It is a cornerstone of good governance and effective policymaking. Government Accountability examines mechanisms that hold public officials and institutions responsible for their actions. The book discusses auditing, anticorruption measures, freedom of information laws, and performance evaluations. It also explores the role of civil society and media oversight. Drawing from comparative political systems, it offers practical and theoretical insights into building accountable and responsive governance structures.