trust and accountability
Trust and accountability refers to the reliance and confidence placed in someone or an organization, knowing that they will act responsibly, honestly, and deliver on their commitments. It involves being answerable for one's actions, decisions, and outcomes, and being transparent, responsible, and reliable in meeting expectations and fulfilling obligations.
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