holistic accountability
[/hoʊˈlɪstɪk əˌkaʊntəˈbɪləti/]
nounfemininepl: accountabilities
responsabilidade integral
1. A comprehensive approach to responsibility that considers all aspects of a situation, organization, or system, rather than isolated parts or individual actors
The company implemented holistic accountability by making every department responsible for environmental impact, not just the sustainability team.
A empresa implementou responsabilidade integral ao fazer cada departamento responsável pelo impacto ambiental, não apenas o time de sustentabilidade.
2. A system of evaluation that takes into account interconnected factors, stakeholders, and long-term consequences rather than narrow metrics
Holistic accountability in education means evaluating schools based on student wellbeing, community engagement, and academic success together.
Responsabilidade integral na educação significa avaliar escolas com base no bem-estar dos alunos, engajamento comunitário e sucesso acadêmico simultaneamente.
Holistic accountability has gained prominence in both Brazilian and American corporate governance, sustainability initiatives, and educational reform movements since the 2010s. In Brazil, it aligns with growing demands for transparency in public administration and corporate social responsibility. In the USA, it reflects a shift from siloed organizational structures toward integrated management approaches.
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