"governance effectiveness" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the degree to which a governing body or system efficiently and successfully manages a group or organization. Example: "The company's success can be attributed to the strong governance effectiveness of its board of directors, who have implemented effective policies and procedures to ensure smooth operation and growth."
For my new book, Technocracy in America, I researched all the governments that rank higher than the U.S. in socio-economic metrics, such as life expectancy and median income, as well as in political indicators, such as low corruption, high trust in government and governance effectiveness.
He works with social enterprises and charities on leadership, governance, effectiveness, strategy and operations.
She studies CEO and executive team competencies (human and social capital), board governance effectiveness (board capital and CEO-board interactions), and development and renewal of firm's strategy and capabilities.
For example, although structural adjustment programs (SAPs) have broadly been considered a failure, they have defined new rules of the game and practices resulting in better macroeconomic management, increased accountability and governance effectiveness.
SEAT is designed to complement the MPA Effectiveness Assessment Tool (MEAT), the primary framework being used to assess MPA governance effectiveness in the Philippines.
Emphasis is placed on assessing governance effectiveness according to characteristics appropriate within the local context, and on suggesting ways to enhance local institutional strength and capacity to manage resources.
Good governance or "government effectiveness" (per the World Bank) is seen as a critical factor for the wealth of nations insofar as it shapes political and economic institutions and affects overall economic performance.
In contrast, most countries in the region fare surprisingly poorly on three other dimensions of governance (namely, government effectiveness, rule of law, and control of corruption).
The three most influential dimensions of governance were government effectiveness, the rule of law and corruption.
The ADB uses data compiled by the World Bank to rate Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, South Korea and Thailand relative to the rest of the world on six measures of governance: accountability, political stability, government effectiveness, regulatory quality, the rule of law and control of corruption.
The aim of this reform is to improve the governance and effectiveness of active labor market policies in Italy, strengthening social security through a wide unemployment benefits program and improving training and job-finding services.
