It will become questionable whether global governance will break down.
Adrian Brown While digital solutions can have a huge impact on maternal survival, simple 'paper' solutions can work when community and governance structures break down, ensuring a continuum of care even in conflict.
"As political tensions between the government and opposition have become more acute, rule of law and governance have broken down," he said.
If better governance means breaking it up so that children are better protected, then that's what needs to happen".
Its simple mission was to "redefine participatory governance" by breaking down the national budget into digestible, shareable chunks of information.
First our system of school governance is broken and needs a total overhaul: its weaknesses contributed significantly to the real and imaginary problems in Birmingham.
He concludes: "If there is to be one lesson from the RBS catastrophe from an internal company perspective, it is that Britain's much vaunted system of corporate governance is broken and is in need of an urgent overhaul".
The BBC's system of governance is "broken" and the corporation has a "limited amount of time" to show it can work, accordingly to a highly critical report into the executive payoffs scandal by the Commons public accounts committee.
"At its core, the scandals reflect the fact that mutual fund governance is broken and Washington has stood by and allowed it to remain broken, for a long time, without any real effort to reform the system to the benefit of investors".
The Rugby Football Union's governance "is broken", according to a report which a leading RFU official did not originally want to be published.
