Tallinn, Estonia | Accessibility. Inclusion. Community.
Organization

Governance, Accountability, and Organizational Responsibility

Responsible governance supports nonprofit organizations in communicating clearly, maintaining appropriate records, and pursuing organizational objectives with integrity.

Board of Directors

Governance oversight, organizational direction, legal representation where authorized, and accountability.

Chairperson — Role Description

Leadership responsibilities, organizational oversight, and representation according to the association's governing documents.

Secretary — Role Description

Correspondence, documentation, meeting records, and administrative coordination.

Treasurer — Role Description

Financial recordkeeping, budgeting, and appropriate reporting.

Program Coordination — Role Description

Coordination of activities and communication related to the organization's actual areas of work.

Accessibility Coordination — Role Description

Attention to accessible communication and inclusive organizational practices where such responsibilities are assigned.

Community Engagement — Role Description

Communication with members of the public and interested community stakeholders.

Communications and Administration — Role Description

Maintenance of accurate organizational information and public correspondence.

Role Descriptions, Not Appointments

The responsibilities described here are possible governance functions, not claims that separate people hold these offices. Names, appointments and qualifications have not been supplied and are not asserted.

Governance Principles

Transparency, accountability, integrity, legal compliance, responsible administration, financial responsibility, privacy, accessible communication and ethical decision-making support sound nonprofit governance.

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