This governance structure is called "central government governing the officials and the local government governing the citizens" (Cao 2011).
This governance response must be able to govern established or potential users, be flexible and adaptive in response to unexpected and unpredictable dynamics and be able to transform in the face of unpredictable future uses of this vast area.
This governance structure has led some to argue that it failed to spot the error of appointing the now disgraced Paul Flowers as chairman of the Co-op Bank, who stepped down in the wake of the drug allegations.
This governance is described as a participatory approach that can recognize spatial and temporal aspects.
This governance approach requires community inclusion for incorporating multilevel interests by developing spatial, temporal and jurisdictional scales.
This governance approach can promote a connection between the land, water, and community, which can restore the community's rights over ecological resources and environmental conservation.
This governance system can ensure the inclusion of local communities like boatmen, fishermen, and farmers who use basin water every day in social and economic activities (Agrawal and Gibson 2001; Blaikie 2006; Leach et al. 1999).
This governance approach can promote healthy relationships between the Ganges Basin and local water bodies like the Chapaigachi oxbow lake and Chapra wetland, and restore local ecological resources like siltation, water-borne wild vegetables, and fisheries.
This governance gap #CorpGovGap and balancing act was one of the key ideas explored on a chilly day in Evanston at a conference co-hosted by The Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern and the Aspen Institute Business and Society Program.
This governance process takes place within the 'Health Strategy & Governance Group', with voting members drawn from each self-governing regional Medical Group.
This governance structure includes devolution of the responsibility for financing and managing local primary health care (PHC) facilities to sub-national governments (see Box 1 for definitions of different forms of decentralisation) (11).
