The phrase "aid governance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where assistance or support is provided to improve or facilitate governance processes.
Example: "The new policy aims to aid governance by enhancing transparency and accountability in public institutions."
Alternatives: "support governance" or "assist governance".
Technology should aid governance not replace it: To do this, the technology and the processes of collecting information must be rooted first within the people participating.
Digital technologies are increasingly turned to by environmental regulators to aid governance and communication.
A reasonably straightforward alternative could readily rectify the problem of an ineffective global food aid governance system.
Lessons from other countries suggest that development of a needs assessment and priority setting can be used effectively by primary healthcare organisations to develop dialogues and communications with key stakeholder groups and also to aid governance and accountability in relation to performance.
Qureshi will remind us that the GOP needs an international democracy dividend in the form of economic aid, improved governance, and effective law enforcement.
Yet doctors populate (and often dominate) institutions of global health research, aid and governance as well decision-making posts in national Ministries of Health [ 23].
But the most important part of any aid effort is governance and law and order.
Washington recently allocated an additional $150m in annual assistance to the Hashemite kingdom, at the same time as Congress cut democracy and governance aid for Egypt and Jordan.
Aid dependency, weak governance and protracted conflict mean that Central African Republic is in danger of becoming "the case study of a failed state", a report warns.
But Africa is on the move and if we keep going on the whole Gleneagles agenda – maintain aid but remembering governance and economic growth – the continent will be transformed.
We have spent heavily on humanitarian and governance aid to Sudan, £160m and rising in the last year, and by making it the priority for our presidency of the UN security council we staked our diplomatic reputation on the "success" of this week's referendum.
