Sentence examples for emerging governance from inspiring English sources

Globally, the emerging governance structures rely fundamentally on national governments to assume leadership and to implement effective laws and policies.

The authors argue that, in the DRC context, the legitimacy and effectiveness of this emerging governance structure is higher than that of other options.

To clarify its actual meaning, the cornerstones of an emerging governance theory are then discussed, followed by an inquiry into how governance can be viewed in the context of changing statehood.

In the first decades of its existence, this connection with real estate development made it a central arena to which other emerging governance arrangements, addressing other issues, could connect.

The emerging governance challenge to simultaneously mitigate wildfire risk and support improved conservation practices is reviewed in the context of pre-colonial and modern cultures within the peri-urban Mediterranean climatic region of South Australia's Mt Lofty Ranges.

Compared to other countries, the DRC remains a high forest/low deforestation country (HFLD) [59] and recognizes the potential for sustainable and economic development through emerging governance structures and significant engagement in the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) process [27, 60].

Building upon emerging Internet governance, we believe an enhanced "e-Health Governance" model for cybercrime can be created, beginning a coordinated and focused effort to address illicit online pharmacies and their fraudulent and misleading use of eDTCA.

Through the review and thematic grouping of papers (as described earlier) six distinct governance mechanisms emerged: shared governance, Magnet accreditation, professional development and education, quality-focused initiatives, reorganization of healthcare delivery, and funding schemes.

The following subsections report some examples of three main arrangements emerging in governance according to the literature review.

The emerging national governance structure for REDD + in DRC has a hybrid nature, combining the establishment of a national REDD + fund and independent REDD + projects at the local level.

This paper critically reviews the complex web of conceptual and methodological frameworks that characterise landscape planning and management and then focuses on emerging landscape governance in Scotland within a mixed method approach involving policy analyses, semi-structured interviews and best practice case studies.