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Of Accessibility, Accountability, Transparency and Efficiency ...
So what
is needed for good governance at the local level - considering that most problems, conflicts and risks have a strong local dimension?
imply put, governance is the science of decision-making. The concept of governance refers to the complex set of values, norms, processes, and institutions by which society manages its development and resolves conflict, formally and informally. It involves the state, but also the civil society at the local, national, regional and global levels.
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Urban Governance - Need of the Day
Conflict Resolution in the Family
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Currently, GDRC is looking at cities as "sustainable ecosystems". In order to reduce their ecological footprint, there are a number of step that urban residents need to take - to aim for a closed-loop recycling society.
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