The World Bank's country manager for Papua New Guinea, Laura Bailey, has linked the corruption problem with resource development, saying poor governance is feeding off the mining sector, in particular.
The GraphOS Protocol provides a mechanism for defining and exchanging knowledge assets, such as data, code, ownership and governance details, feeding into the complementary data.
The terms of trade review, as well as one launched earlier into governance, will feed into planned legislation to renew royal charter governing BBC that runs out at the end of 2016.
His devotion to post-partisan governance has long fed two mistaken ideas: that the differences between the parties are minor, and that divided government is inherently good for the country.
Bad governance and lazy owners risk feeding the inclination in Brussels to seek alternatives.
Instead, incessant bickering as to how we can find someone else to pay for the benefits to a specific interest group draws a picture of a dysfunctional governance system reliant on 'the feeding trough' model of the Social Partnership.
The recent destruction is feeding frustration over Palestinian governance here, though; many residents said assistance had been slow.
Fragile contexts are characterized by a cycle of insecurity, poor governance, serious deficiencies in the delivery of public services, and mistrust – one feeding into the other, which makes it harder to govern well in these environments.
Use a London listing to bring British corporate-governance standards to an Indonesian mining firm set to profit from feeding China's vast appetite for coal.
KAMPALA, Uganda — Long before South Sudan achieved its hard-fought independence, the United Nations was here, feeding its hungry, sending in doctors to fight disease and steering the vast, destitute region toward its goal of self-governance and self-determination.
