(Indeed, it is the guiding framework of the Berggruen Institute on Governance as outlined in a book I wrote with Nicolas Berggruen in 2012 entitled "Intelligent Governance for the 21st Century").
This is a reply to the paper entitled Structure, (governance) and health: an unsolicited response by Daniel D Reidpath and Pascale Allotey I would like to thank Drs Reidpath and Allotey for their analysis [ 1] of some of the variables described in the tables of the initial paper [ 2] and their use of other health and economic data to demonstrate correlations with governance.
They are entitled to good governance, as is already implicit in the guidance of the Charity Commission.
Almost one year ago I published an article in The Huffington Post entitled, "Our System of Governance Is Not Working".
"Shareholders are entitled to exercise their corporate governance rights and elect a board of directors of their choice," said the committee chairmen, Van Greenfield of Blue River Capital and Leonard Tow, chairman of Citizens Communications.
Connarty's report entitled 'The reform of football governance' claims that the original procedure was so "fundamentally undermined by illegality" that it should be re-run using fairer procedures.
Recently, UNICEF Philippines released a case study entitled 'Promoting Effective Real-time Governance for Children and the Disadvantaged' which covers the many ways in which the Philippines is harnessing today's new world of data, in the service of their women and children.
Despite the fact that NGOs only participated in the legal revision, the effects of their actions, their professionalism, and their capabilities of social resource mobilization and integration have already made them entitled to be one of the parties in governance.
The forum, entitled "Latin America and the Caribbean Regional Forum: Young Women Leadership and Governance, Sharing Experiences Worldwide," attracted participants from civil and political organizations involved in the fight for equality and gender rights.
