The right to information law has enabled people to ask important questions about government and has unearthed fraud, corruption and poor governance, including, for instance, the Adarsh housing scam in Mumbai, and the marking of university finals in Delhi.
North America has few cultural agricultural landscapes, and often commensurately poor governance arrangements for managing change in such settings.
Next, Indian policies have led to poor governance frameworks for MFIs.
The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development connects violence and insecurity with poor governance, and calls for nations to strengthen the prevention and treatment of the harmful use of alcohol.
(Key Informant) However, there is also wariness about working with certain groups, and respondents describe suspected corruption, non-transparent leadership, and poor governance as reasons for this implicit cynicism: Many groups are fraudulent because of having crafty leaders, and only become active if hear about funding opportunities.
Criticised for poor governance, inadequate staffing levels at weekends and for staff "talking down" to patients and their families when they voiced concerns.
The once-mighty Bundesbank is under fire for poor governance, having allowed its recently replaced head, Ernst Welteke, to accept paid-for publicity jaunts, and having built luxury villas to house its senior executives.Optimists argue that these problems are correcting themselves.
They blame the government for the lack of funding, poor governance, and its failure to provide adequate support for water projects.
Poor governance is an argument for, not against, a troop surge.
"We have to make clear that our security no longer comes at the expense of poor governance and no rights for the people in those countries.
