The document outlines 7 ways that social media contributes to good governance: 1) It brings government closer to the people and allows for civil engagement and participation. 2) It enables an open grievance process and ensures political decisions consider citizen needs. 3) It allows for direct participation and lobbying groups to advocate for issues. 4) It counters misinformation campaigns and promotes transparency. 5) It promotes fundamental human rights like freedom of speech. 6) It provides a fast and cost-effective way to deliver public services and gather feedback. 7) However, social media is a double-edged sword and can also be used against democracy through issues like privacy violations and spreading misinformation.