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Results Based Accountability

Results Based Accountability (RBA) is a framework that offers a disciplined way of thinking and taking action that communities can use to improve the conditions of well-being for children, youth, families, and communities (population accountability), and leaders can use to improve the quality and effectiveness of service systems, agencies, and programs (performance accountability). The RBA framework can be used to teach students, human service professionals, and others to improve professional practice. Whether used to redesign current undergraduate or graduate courses delivered to human service and education professionals, or to design/redesign existing programs, RBA presents a useful framework for program management and improvement for SOTA members.

Key Highlights

The Sisters of the Academy (SOTA) Institute Results Based Accountability for Teaching, Learning, and Program Administration initiative works with partners in different aspects, such as: 

  1. Integration of RBA into a specific graduate or undergraduate course
  2. Collaboration with colleges, universities, and academies to integrate RBA into courses
  3. Development of faculty knowledge and skill in teaching and training to use RBA methods in Performance Management
  4. Demonstration of Human Service Professionals' use of RBA methods in Performance Management

Contact Member Services at [email protected] for more information about hosting a Results Based Accountability workshop.