Consequently, it can contribute to good governance practices, such as information, consultation, consensus-building and enlightening policy-making.
Good governance practices such as complete and accurate data collection/submission, internal audit, transparent publication of results and benchmarking against defined quality standards perpetuate good performance.
Such governance practices can be organized into three broad categories: Practices that take place independent of, or prior to, colonization by an external political entity.
Examples of such governance practices may include band-councils, quasi-judicial adjudicative panels, formal legal challenges, participation within the governing institutions of the colonial power (e.g., sitting in elective office of a legislative body of a colonial power), and treaty negotiations.
Holmes said: "We are building what looks like a public company, putting all the best practices such as governance, financial safeguards and other things in place.
The NPM predicts that in order to become normalised, new working practices such as clinical governance activities have to satisfy four (sets of) conditions.
In March 2008 one wrote in a diplomatic cable: "Khan has traditionally led the charge to get rid of the western managers who have brought to the company western business practices such as accountable corporate governance, transparency, and fiscal discipline".
However, recent studies show that effective implementation of such solutions is dependent on the governance practices and interactions between relevant actors, interests, and institutional structures.
Successful integration needs practices such as good project management and governance, ensuring system interoperability, leadership, good training and support, together with clear efforts to improve working relations across professional boundaries and communication of a clear project vision.
Indigenous governance practices often take on more than one of these dimensions simultaneously, such as working within structures formally sanctioned by the colonial power but also simultaneously modifying and resisting them.
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