Sentence examples for defined governance from inspiring English sources

By contrast, this paper compares three PES programs from a forest landscape in Cambodia, where land and resource rights are poorly defined, governance is poor, species populations are low and threats are high.

Well- defined governance allows for clear decision-making, and milestones allow you to assess progress and mitigate problems.

The original Roman canon law that defined governance within the Church clearly needed revision following Henry's break with Rome.

The United Kingdom Department for International Development DFIDdefinedned governance in terms of institutions, rules and systems of the state.

In developing governance indicators, the World Bank broadly defined governance "... as the traditions and institutions by which authority in a country is exercised" (p.2) [ 16].

Brinkerhoff et al., defined governance as the rules that distribute roles and responsibility among societal actors and that shape the interaction among them [ 4].

We wanted to define governance.

Defining governance within the health sector is still relatively new and the composition of governance varies across reports, suggesting that the conceptualisation of governance is an ongoing process.

Brinkerhoff and Bossert (2008) define governance more specifically as the rules that distribute roles and responsibility among societal actors and shape the interaction among them.

The United Nations Development Programme defines governance broadly as the exercise of political, economic and administrative authority in the management of affairs at all levels (UNDP 1997).

At the same time, this paper is a plea to authors to make explicit and to define governance concepts that are used in HRH interventions and studies, and to develop a common governance vocabulary.