Átláthatóságuk

Átláthatóságuk is a Hungarian grammatical form, referring to the transparency of multiple subjects. The noun átláthatóság means transparency or translucence in the sense that information, processes, or actions are open to scrutiny and understandable to outsiders. The suffix -uk marks a possessive plural form, so átláthatóságuk translates roughly to “their transparency” and is used when discussing the openness of several entities together.

In practice, átláthatóságuk is discussed across domains such as public administration, corporate governance, and civil society. Indicators of transparency include the disclosure of decisions and criteria, access to records and data, clear reporting of outcomes, and the availability of mechanisms for accountability. Open data portals, published budgets, audit reports, and transparent procurement processes are concrete manifestations of átláthatóságuk in organizations and governments.

Benefits associated with higher átláthatóságuk often include increased trust, better risk management, and reduced opportunities for corruption. However, pursuing transparency also involves trade-offs, such as protecting privacy, sensitive competitive information, or security considerations. Effective transparency arrangements typically rely on legal frameworks, data standards, and organizational cultures that value openness while balancing legitimate interests.

See also related concepts such as átláthatóság (transparency), elszámoltathatóság (accountability), és nyilvánosság (openness). The term átláthatóságuk is used when referring to the collective transparency of multiple actors, emphasizing how open and understandable their actions are to the public or stakeholders.