Crucially, 'pop- up' governance can only exist because there is an external regulatory framework in place that supports it and from which 'pop up' governance emerges for the period that it is needed.
This approach allowed us to identify how current governance arrangements influence landscape-scale biodiversity outcomes, and establishes a baseline from which the potential benefits of governance reform can be assessed.
He must shift his negotiating abilities from allocating the spoils for the personal enrichment of those loyal, to managing a healthy confederation of tribes, administered well through the loya jirga and other tribal governance mechanisms from which a truly functioning nation-state can thereafter rise.
Such tools could provide a platform from which to establish an adaptive governance strategy for making informed health policy by closing the HIS feedback loop and identify good HIS practices and use these as flagships for other at-risk communities.
The work provides "fifty" main IT governance controls; and these enable finding key strengths and weaknesses of IT governance in organizations from which development directions can be derived.
Likewise, the Afghan government has yet to show it has the drive, let alone the resources and skill, to extend good governance in areas from which the Taliban are ejected.
But the 1950s, the era from which the subculture gets its fashion, is governance and repression.
Governance reform in Taiwan in the early 2000s provides a rare historical case from which we may learn valuable lessons.
Research governance protocols leave us with no data on the characteristics of non-responders, or the populations from which our sample was selected.
However, the success of engaging constitutional governance to resolve the rejection of polio vaccination was limited partly because of the large jurisdiction over which constitutional governance superintends and because of its distance from communities.
