Governance involves the processes of decision making and implementation to direct and control people. The key actors in governance are the state, which has authority to control; the market, which provides economic opportunities through buyers and sellers; and civil society, which comprises groups that share common interests and can hold the government and market accountable through cooperation.
Governance involves the processes of decision making and implementation to direct and control people. The key actors in governance are the state, which has authority to control; the market, which provides economic opportunities through buyers and sellers; and civil society, which comprises groups that share common interests and can hold the government and market accountable through cooperation.
Governance involves the processes of decision making and implementation to direct and control people. The key actors in governance are the state, which has authority to control; the market, which provides economic opportunities through buyers and sellers; and civil society, which comprises groups that share common interests and can hold the government and market accountable through cooperation.
1. WHAT IS GOVERNANCE? Governance is all about how people are directed and controlled. It is concerned with the process of decision making and implementation.
2. WHO ARE THE ACTORS OF GOVERNANCE
a. State They are the group of people that have the authority to control. b. Market The area of economic activity where buyers and sellers meet in this case they create an opportunities for employment of people. c. Civil society These are group of people that shared common cultures, tradition, institutions and interest. They are the one who cooperate and hold the government and the market.