Good Governance and Social Responsibility

"Governance and government came from the French word " " which means the act or manner of government.

• Governo

• Gouverne

• Gouverneur

• Gouvernance

• Governare

By the 19th century, the word " " was considered an outdated word that was hardly used as a political term.

• Govenance

• Governing Authority

• Governance

• Govern

• Gouvernance

How many basic elements are there in Good Governance?

• 6

• 7

• 8

• 9

• 10

It is based on the idea that all members of an organization or society must feel the sense of belongingness and must not have the impression of being excluded from the typical group.

• Consensus Oriented

• Equity and Inclusiveness

• Transparency

• Rule of Law

• Accountability

The protection of human rights and civil liberties particularly those of minorities by the independent, unbiased and principled law enforcement agencies.

• Good Governance

• Rule of Law

• Consensus Oriented

• Responsiveness

• Transparency

Speedy problem solving, healthy employer-employee relations, and enhanced teamwork are the advantages of .

• Transparency

• Effective and Efficiency

• Participation

• Consensus Oriented

• Accountability

A key governance best practice in many other aspects of business and social life.

• Accountability

• Rule of Law

• Consensus Oriented

• Participation

• Effectiveness and Efficiency

It means individuals are expected to be treated with respect, dignity, collegiality, and kindness.

• Transparency

• Equity

• Belonging

• Inclusivity

• Responsibility

In good governance, it requires equal by all groups with everyone having a role in the process of decision-making, either directly or through legitimate representatives.

• Participation

• Transparency

• Responsiveness

• Consensus Oriented

• Equity and Inclusiveness

It simply means that organizations and their processes need to be planned in a manner that serves the best interest of all stakeholders within a practical and realistic period of time.

• Rule of Law

• Responsiveness

• Equity and Inclusiveness

• Transparency

• Participation