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Governance involves the mechanisms through which citizens exercise their rights and interests. It includes public sector management, accountability, legal frameworks, transparency, and anti-corruption efforts. Good governance requires citizen orientation, efficient service delivery, accountability, competent civil servants, and an impartial legal system. It also depends on citizen participation in decision making and an active civil society. Improving governance requires strengthening state institutions, reforming government functions, and forging partnerships between government, citizens, and businesses.
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Governance
- 2. World bank (1992) Asian development bank (1995) Canada institute of governance (2002) Governance is the exercise of economic, political, and administrative authority to manage a country’s affairs at all levels. It comprises the mechanisms, processes, and institutions through which citizens and groups articulate their interests, exercise their legal rights, meet their obligations and mediate their differences. UNDP (1997)
- 5. Public sector management Accountability Legal fame work for development Transparency and information Corruption
- 6. (public investments, budget planning, budget processes) (to manage less but manage better) (privatisation, strengthening management of PSEs, improving competitive conditions)
- 10. Cross-cutting theme, across Transparency and information, Accountability, Rule of law and PSM Enhanced engagement of Good Governance with anti-corruption since 1997 “Improving governance is certainly about fighting corruption, although it is also about much more than fighting corruption”.
- 12. The Process by which Governments are selected, monitored, and replaced The capacity of the government to effectively formulate and implement Policies The respect of the citizens and the state for institutions that govern economic and social interaction among them.
- 14. Key requirement of Good Governance Applicable to government, civil society and private sector Types : Political, legal, administrative and social accountability Components : Answerability, sanction, redress, and system improvement Free flow of information Accessibility of information to those affected by decisions taken in governance process
- 15. Citizen orientation, citizen friendliness Timely delivery of services Redress of citizen grievances Optimum use of resources Competency and performance of civil servants Result orientation Fair legal framework Impartial enforcement machinery Independent judiciary
- 16. Cornerstone of Good Governance Opportunities for citizens to participate in decision making, implementation and monitoring of government activities Freedom of expression and association, organized civil society Mediation of different interests in society to reach a broad consensus on What is in the best interest of the whole community How this can be achieved
- 17. Reorienting priorities of the state through appropriate investment in human needs, and provision of social safety nets for the poor and marginalized Strengthening state institutions Introducing appropriate reforms in the functioning of Parliament and increasing its effectiveness Enhancing civil service capacity through appropriate reform measures that matches performance and accountability Forging new alliances with civil society Evolving a new framework for government-business co- operation