Transparency projects are the "low-hanging fruit" of open governance, and hence tempting for governments to focus on, says Tiago Peixoto, research director of the e-Democracy Centre at the University of Zurich.
The result has been an inexorable shift toward an omnipotent "power elite" that has effectively seized the reins of governance, and hence of a large measure of our lives as well.
Overbooking carries reputational risk and involves governance issues, and hence also has serious share price consequences.
Likewise, the development of port activity echoes in the regional economy as well, hence governance becomes integral to maximizing the impact of ports on their region's economic development.
Hence, water governance, which addresses risks and vulnerabilities, should target multiple stressors.
Hence, network governance is not reduced to governmental action, but refers to the search for collective and participative problem-solving strategies and the promotion of innovations.1 This article uses the concept of network governance to highlight the relevance of relationships for innovation research.
Hence, network governance is about: 1) structures for collaboration (governance structure), and 2) coordination in networks (governance mechanism) [ 13].
Sharing such roles and responsibilities especially vis-à-vis project developers and other partners could help reduce conflicts and facilitate institutional relations and hence resource governance.
Hence, good governance in pharmaceuticals should ideally be a guiding principle to the operation of the entire pharmaceutical supply chain and health delivery system.
Through a focus on individual behaviour change, sex workers are brought under the gaze, and hence the governance, of hygienist practices.
