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Good Governance: Key to Resiliency




Good Governance: Key to Resiliency

 

     Governance is characterized as the way in which control is worked out within the administration of a country’s financial and social assets for advancement.  Good Governance implies competent administration of a country’s assets and affairs in a way that's open, straightforward, responsible, impartial, and responsive to people’s needs.  With these descriptions, we can confidently say that if governance includes the exercise of authority in managing the resources of a country, then good governance is about making sure that this exercise of power helps improve quality of life enjoyed by all citizens and can lead towards a more resilient country.

     Good Governance is an important aspect because first, it can preserve and strengthen stakeholder confidence, a supportive stakeholder base can generate benefits for the organization though social and emotional support, intangible but very valuable attributes that all organizations should strive to achieve and sustain. Second, it provide the foundation for a high-performing organization, the accomplishment of objectives and maintainable victory requires input and bolster from all levels of an association. Lastly, it ensures the organization is well placed to respond to a changing external environment.

     Consequently, many countries, especially in the developing world, are trying to pursue good governance and adoption according to the established concept of governance in order to achieve the desired sustainable economic growth and development. One example is Singapore. Singapore has earned its universal notoriety for clean government. Based on accessible anti-corruption measurements, Singapore is doing well. In such an environment, guaranteeing that the government has the institutional and legal safeguards in place robustly to refute falsehoods is only one part of the answer

     In summary, our government should have transparency, Legitimacy, Rule of law, and Accountability to ensure that we are going towards a resilient Philippines.

REFERENCES:

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Knowledge: “The Importance of Good Governance on Achieving Sustainable Development Case Study: Yemen” Retrieved September 29, 1021

https://knepublishing.com/index.php/KnE-Social/article/view/5987/11370

Governance Today Retrieved September 29, 2021

https://www.governancetoday.com/GT/Material/Governance__what_is_it_and_why_is_it_important_.aspx

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https://www.officialgazette.gov.ph/aquino-administration/


Comments

  1. GioYvan18 October 2021 at 03:12

    Finally, some knowledge about resiliency, I like how you made this article. Good job, and keep it up!

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  2. Marvie22 October 2021 at 23:19

    I definitely agree with your stand. Good governance is indeed one of the factors that could impact our country's resilience. The Philippine Government should start being more transparent with the citizens to achieve unity, which could definitely help with achieving resilience. Love this composition, nice work!

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  3. Aubrey Marie24 October 2021 at 07:43

    Yes! I agree, if we want to develop our country, we first must have a competent government. We can't achieve unity in our country if our leaders fail to give us a good reason to support and obey them. Nice use of words dear blogger!

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