What can be the purpose of social audit in work?

Correct answer: Checking accountability and transparency towards community or workers

The direct answer is option A. A social audit examines how an organisation or work programme affects people and whether it is answerable to the community or workers. It checks records, decisions, use of resources and openness, so that people can ask questions and demand responsibility. Option A is correct because accountability and transparency are its central purposes. Option B is wrong because hiding decisions is the opposite of transparency. Option C is wrong because destroying records prevents checking. Option D is wrong because false reporting defeats honest public review. A social audit is different from simply keeping private accounts: it gives affected people a way to examine performance. Memory cue: social audit means “social checking with public accountability.” Verification: The supplied answer A is accurate.