To broaden the framing of governance and decision-making processes by using innovative methods and assessments to illustrate the multi-sectoral nature of health-related adaptation to climate change.
The multi-level framing of PHC governance is at three levels: one level about the individual actions and decisions of health system actors (operational governance), another level about the collective actions and decisions of health system actors (collective governance), and the third level about the actions and decisions of governments.
"A total failure of governance by government".
Applied to the public sector of developing country governments, the UN Development Programme UNDPP) frames good governance principles within the context of sustainable human development and poverty alleviation [ 29].
This state-centric view of diversity management probably explains why their defenders propose rights-based and duties-based approaches to diversity, since they assume the state is the first institution addressing the diversity issues and framing whatever policy at whatever level of governance.
Sanford Levinson, a professor of law and government at the University of Texas, Austin, is the author of "Framed: America's 51 Constitutions and the Crisis of Governance".
With specific reference to RRI, we have argued elsewhere that RRI can be framed in the broader movement towards a "New Model of Governance" (Scott and Trubeck 2002).
Like the Republican presidential contenders, Mr. Biden framed the coming election as a stark choice between visions of governance.
Like his potential Republican opponents, Mr. Biden framed the coming election as a stark choice between differing visions of governance.
I outline an alternative conceptual framing, 'co-productive governance', that articulates the context, knowledge, process, and vision of governance.
