Can online transparency improve accountability? The case of portuguese private social solidarity institutions

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Autor(a) principal: Ferreira, Augusta
Data de Publicação: 2022
Outros Autores: Bandeira, Ana Maria, Santos, Carlos, Ferreira, Inês, Tomé, Brízida, Costa, Alberto J., Joaquim, Carla, Góis, Cristina, Curi, Denise, Meira, Deolinda, Azevedo, Graça, Inácio, Helena, Jesus, Mafalda, Teixeira, Maria Goreti, Monteiro, Patrícia, Duarte, Rúben, Marques, Rui Pedro
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Repositório Científico de Acesso Aberto de Portugal (Repositórios Cientìficos)
Texto Completo: http://hdl.handle.net/10773/33326
Resumo: The development of the non-profit sector (NPS) in Portugal has been gaining relevance in recent times, particularly in the form of institutions whose purpose is to broaden and increase the response to the needs of the most needy and socially vulnerable citizens. The financing of Portuguese non-profit sector entities is essentially made up of income from their activity, donations and public or governmental support. Therefore, these entities face increasing pressure from their funders, users and citizens in general for a greater dissemination of good practices regarding the social impact they have on the community; in particular, they are increasingly required to be transparent in their activities. The main objective of this study was to analyse the level of accountability and transparency of the private social solidarity institutions (IPSS) of the municipality of Porto. To this end, the websites of these institutions were analysed, using a qualitative and quantitative methodology, using the application of the transparency index Enhancement of an Accountability Guide for Learning E-Government. This analysis allowed us to verify that there are still a considerable number of entities that do not have an institutional website, and those that do, have a low level of transparency.
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title Can online transparency improve accountability? The case of portuguese private social solidarity institutions
spellingShingle Can online transparency improve accountability? The case of portuguese private social solidarity institutions
Ferreira, Augusta
Social economy
Private institution of social solidarity
Transparency
Accountability
title_short Can online transparency improve accountability? The case of portuguese private social solidarity institutions
title_full Can online transparency improve accountability? The case of portuguese private social solidarity institutions
title_fullStr Can online transparency improve accountability? The case of portuguese private social solidarity institutions
title_full_unstemmed Can online transparency improve accountability? The case of portuguese private social solidarity institutions
title_sort Can online transparency improve accountability? The case of portuguese private social solidarity institutions
author Ferreira, Augusta
author_facet Ferreira, Augusta
Bandeira, Ana Maria
Santos, Carlos
Ferreira, Inês
Tomé, Brízida
Costa, Alberto J.
Joaquim, Carla
Góis, Cristina
Curi, Denise
Meira, Deolinda
Azevedo, Graça
Inácio, Helena
Jesus, Mafalda
Teixeira, Maria Goreti
Monteiro, Patrícia
Duarte, Rúben
Marques, Rui Pedro
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author2 Bandeira, Ana Maria
Santos, Carlos
Ferreira, Inês
Tomé, Brízida
Costa, Alberto J.
Joaquim, Carla
Góis, Cristina
Curi, Denise
Meira, Deolinda
Azevedo, Graça
Inácio, Helena
Jesus, Mafalda
Teixeira, Maria Goreti
Monteiro, Patrícia
Duarte, Rúben
Marques, Rui Pedro
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dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Ferreira, Augusta
Bandeira, Ana Maria
Santos, Carlos
Ferreira, Inês
Tomé, Brízida
Costa, Alberto J.
Joaquim, Carla
Góis, Cristina
Curi, Denise
Meira, Deolinda
Azevedo, Graça
Inácio, Helena
Jesus, Mafalda
Teixeira, Maria Goreti
Monteiro, Patrícia
Duarte, Rúben
Marques, Rui Pedro
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Social economy
Private institution of social solidarity
Transparency
Accountability
topic Social economy
Private institution of social solidarity
Transparency
Accountability
description The development of the non-profit sector (NPS) in Portugal has been gaining relevance in recent times, particularly in the form of institutions whose purpose is to broaden and increase the response to the needs of the most needy and socially vulnerable citizens. The financing of Portuguese non-profit sector entities is essentially made up of income from their activity, donations and public or governmental support. Therefore, these entities face increasing pressure from their funders, users and citizens in general for a greater dissemination of good practices regarding the social impact they have on the community; in particular, they are increasingly required to be transparent in their activities. The main objective of this study was to analyse the level of accountability and transparency of the private social solidarity institutions (IPSS) of the municipality of Porto. To this end, the websites of these institutions were analysed, using a qualitative and quantitative methodology, using the application of the transparency index Enhancement of an Accountability Guide for Learning E-Government. This analysis allowed us to verify that there are still a considerable number of entities that do not have an institutional website, and those that do, have a low level of transparency.
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