Advocating for the Integration of Social Accountability Standards into Al Nasser University's Accreditation Process for International Recognition
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social accountability, standards, yemen, accreditation, conflict, global citizenshipAbstract
Al Nasser University in Yemen is a private organization that is looking for international recognition, mainly in Yemen, due to the country’s current constraints and conflicts. Al Nasser University recognizes the significance of aligning its accreditation process with international standards, particularly in regard to social accountability standards. This policy brief emphasizes the importance of integrating social accountability criteria into our accreditation standards as a means to achieve international recognition and demonstrate our commitment to responsible global citizenship.
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