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Focus group discussions showed improvements across the four governing practices, including: establishment of new sub-committees that oversee financial transparency and governance, collaboration with diverse stakeholders, sharper focus on community health needs, more frequent presentation of service delivery data, and increased use of data for decision making.
Privatization may hurt corporate transparency and governance, Laura Acres, lead PCCW analyst at Moody's, said.
Your editorial is on target in pushing for greater transparency and governance reform among New York's public authorities.
"After this, we are not bound to accept Fifa's regulations any more," said Rummenigge, adding that Fifa had to address "democracy, transparency and governance".
"Mobile phones play a really wonderful role in enabling civil society," says Mr Ibrahim, who has set up a foundation to improve transparency and governance in Africa.
SINGAPORE — Last month, the International Monetary Fund praised Indonesia's achievements over the past decade, but it also said the country should make it a priority to address weaknesses in law enforcement, transparency and governance.
As a result, they can become a powerful voice in pushing for government reforms, increasing government efficiency and transparency, and improving governance more broadly.
Invoking international law and the principles of fair trade, the letter's authors call the sanctions "contrary to global efforts to improve transparency, accountability and governance".
Thirdly, underlying mistrust associated with perceived lack of government's commitment towards transparency and good governance affected active engagement of all key players dampening the spirit of collective bargain breeding opposition.
Underlying the fear described above was mistrust associated with perceived lack of government's commitment to instil transparency and good governance.
"We need transparency and good governance," Hollande said.
