"governance efficiency" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It refers to the effectiveness and success of a governing system or entity. You can use it when discussing the way a government, organization, or institution functions and how well it achieves its goals and responsibilities. Example: "The new policies implemented by the government have greatly improved the country's governance efficiency, leading to higher levels of public satisfaction and trust."
eGovernance-Privacy: This work has produced two indices being implemented at city-level: Governance Efficiency Index (GEI), which is a measure of how timely and accurate are the citizen services of a city; and Information Privacy Index (IPI), which is a measure of how "right" is the data collection, use, and disclosure of the citizen data from the privacy perspective by a city.
That's why he believes partnership models work the best, from governance, efficiency and cost perspectives.
To offer a real viable response, Western countries must undertake necessary and bold domestic reforms to enhance governance efficiency and economic competitiveness, ensure transparency, beat corruption and keep democratic institutions strong.
It introduced four categories of Effectiveness, Structure and Governance, Efficiency, and Resources for the assessment of networks.
In the qualitative section it was determined that all four aspects including effectiveness, structure and governance, efficiency, and resources and sustainability had their own weaknesses.
Some reports referred to " measuring progress using testable goals – relevance, governance, efficiency and effectiveness" [ 23], but did not provide an explicit definition of these terms.
As a result, they can become a powerful voice in pushing for government reforms, increasing government efficiency and transparency, and improving governance more broadly.
"We appreciate and support efforts to modernize and improve the governance and efficiency of the permitting and approvals process so that unnecessary barriers to oil and natural gas development are minimized and eliminated," said Erik Milito, a vice president of the American Petroleum Institute.
Corporate Governance and Economic Efficiency: When Do Institutions Matter?
This paper examines the hypothesized link between corporate governance and economic efficiency through two lenses that highlight the role of national institutions: path dependency and industrial organization.
