In recent decades, the model of good governance has been proposed as a new paradigm in democratic political systems. One of the main indicators of this model is accountability, which requires political power to be accountable for its performance and decisions that determine the fate of citizens by recognizing the rights of citizens within the framework of the law.

Reform and fundamentalist governments in the Islamic Republic of Iran have high discursive capacity and different value practices.. This study, using a descriptive-analytical method, uses library and document resources to analyze and analyze the approach of the seventh, eighth, ninth, and tenth governments to development programs and their level of responsiveness to women's issues in different areas. The question raised is: How has the responsiveness to women's issues been in the reform and fundamentalist government in relation to the third, fourth, and fifth development programs? After analyzing and reviewing the collected information, the research concludes that, given the understanding of women's time and their demands, responsiveness in the field of women in the seventh and eighth governments has been more successful than the ninth and tenth governments. In this way, the seventh and eighth governments were responsive to the provisions of the development program related to women in the cultural, social, political, and economic spheres, while the responsiveness index of the ninth and tenth governments has declined in relation to the provisions of the development program.