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Good Governance leads to flourishing Society and Nation - Indian Perspective
The document discusses the concept of good governance, highlighting its importance in creating a flourishing society and nation. It identifies problems arising from bad governance, outlines strategies and initiatives for improvement in India, and emphasizes the responsibilities of government, corporates, and citizens. Good governance is linked to accountability, transparency, and citizen participation, leading to better public services and social outcomes.
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- 1. Good Governance leads toflourishing Society and Nation By Shefali Goyal C-34 Saurabh Gupta C-33 Kartikey Sharma C-15 Rahul Aggarwal C-17 Pushpit Singla C-
- 2. Problems faced bysociety due to Bad Governance -Red tape -Inefficiency -Maladministration -Corruption -Secrecy -Short sightedness -Ineffectiveness
- 3. GOOD GOVERNANCE Good governanceis the set of processes for making and implementing decisions. It’s not about making ‘correct’ decisions, but about the best possible process for making those decisions.
- 4. Pillars of GoodGovernance
- 5. What is goodabout Good Governance? Improvement in the living standard of people cannot be achieved when • people cannot participate in governance, • human rights are not respected, • information does not flow
- 6. Who is responsiblefor Good Governance? • The Government • The Corporates and • Us, the citizens.
- 7. Good Governance Strategies- India … • Conference of Chief Secretaries and Chief Ministers – 1996, 1997 • Deliberation on improving governance • Action plan for accountable and citizen friendly government † • Formulation of initiatives …
- 8. Good Governance Initiativesin India • By the Government • Right to Information Act • E-payment of Taxes • Digitisation of Land records • Stringent rules to do effective administration • Decentralization and People’s Participation † • Citizen’s Charters † • Redress of Citizen’s Grievances • E -Governance † • Social Accountability - Right to Information, Social Audits, Community Score Cards
- 9. • By thecompanies • Following the laws • Transparency • Accountability towards shareholders, management, customers and society • Not trying to reduce tax liabilities by window dressing • Not bribing to get the work done. • On our part • Following rules regarding conduct in public places • Not throwing garbage on roads • Not bribing people • Behaving in a good manner with others • Taking part in active decision making to shape the government rules and policies • Taking measures to ensure others follow rules properly
- 10. Good Governance –Implications for Indian civil servants Accountability and Transparency Administrative reforms – Additional responsibilities Private Public Partnership Technological Advancements Attitude change
- 11. Positive effects ofGood Governance • Restored faith in the government • Feeling of solidarity • Faster decision making on important policies • Infrastructure development • Cost efficiency • Increased foreign exchange • Speedy redressal of judiciary matters
- 12. Conclusion Good Governance means responsive administration Local commitment and ownership of reform Newideas for improving governance, ownership of intiative and commitment to reforms
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