In the Sahel, benign neglect – the inability of central government to enforce its writ – has been allied to some genuine governmental willingness to listen, learn and change policies.
Political fragmentation, weak state institutions, and corruption pervade throughout the region leaving areas with fractured or no central authority and limited governmental willingness or ability to provide basic services to populations.
"These disclosures had a chilling effect on foreign officials, governmental and nongovernmental willingness to engage in full and frank discussions with us, which is detrimental to us assisting in our responsibilities to protect the national security" he said, according to transcripts provided by the Freedom of the Press Foundation.
However, in areas where these commissions are being assimilated to governmental institutions, the willingness to raise incentives towards a better management of natural resources is less perceived.
This finding is consistent with the experience of other KTPs in LMICs [ 2], indicating that strong leadership support, especially from governmental policymakers, and their willingness to participate in KT initiatives was key to achieving outcomes and bringing about change [ 2].
And if Patil and Chrousos are representative of our larger governmental organs, perhaps there is willingness over on the East Coast, as well.
The burden represents a political reality both here and in Washington: while there might be a new willingness to raise taxes to deal with governmental shortfalls, the target of those new taxes is the wealthy.
Sultan Iskandar is reputed to have been a staunch disciplinarian, with willingness to occasionally voice personal opinions on governmental issues.
An increased cycling mode share is the result of an increased willingness and demand of the citizens and of governmental and local authority investment in physical infrastructure, such as high quality network of cycle routes, convenient and safe bicycle parking facilities and strong public campaigns for cycling (including trainings, re-pair and maintaining services) [43, 44].
Now, her own research agenda is built around a concept she calls "public generosity," the willingness of democratic publics to pay for substantial amounts of governmental redistribution to the poor.
Belief in misconceptions such as "boss-oriented" mind, governmental ownership, fear from acceptance of responsibility, trouble of manipulation, could potentially exacerbate circumstances such as a severe willingness to uphold top-down decision-making, recognizing responsibility of reforms only upon government, necessity for power distance and hierarchy.
