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  • Author: World Bank
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  • Publisher: World Bank Publications (September 15, 2003)
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And development is ultimately about human development-the quality of material living, with wider choices and .

And development is ultimately about human development-the quality of material living, with wider choices and opportunities for people to realize their potential, plus the guarantee of those intangible qualities that characterize all more-developed societies: equality of treatment, freedom to choose, greater voice, and opportunities to participate in the process by which they are governed. Virtually all constitutions in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region enshrine those values of development, and public governance is one of the mechanisms through which the values are secured for the.

And development is ultimately about human development-the quality of material living, with wider choices and . Virtually all constitutions in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region enshrine those values of development, and public governance is one of the mechanisms through which the values are secured for the people.

Стр. 150 - Do cultural, ethnic, religious, and other minority groups have reasonable self-determination, self-government, autonomy, or participation through informal consensus in the decision-making process?‎

DC) World Bank (Washington. Стр. 150 - Do cultural, ethnic, religious, and other minority groups have reasonable self-determination, self-government, autonomy, or participation through informal consensus in the decision-making process?‎ Встречается в книгах (25) с 1978 по 2008. 72 - Kaufmann et al.

This book seeks to enhance the dialogue on good governance in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region

This book seeks to enhance the dialogue on good governance in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.

Virtually all constitutions in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region enshrine those values of development, and public governance is one of the mechanisms through which the values are secured for the people.

Good governance recognizes the integrity, rights, and needs of everyone within the state. It has also contributed to weak growth in the MNA region and has shackled the business environment and investment climate. The region needs a sound, attractive business environment for investment and production.

book by Charles Humphreys.

MENA development report.

Published 2003 by World Bank in Washington, . Includes bibliographical references (p. 245-269) and index. MENA development report.

ANNEX III: FISCAL AND POLITICAL STRESS EVENTS Table 1: Fiscal stress events Country FSI, years Default, years Albania.

Good governance―in which public institutions function responsibly, transparently, and accountably―is essential to reducing poverty and stimulating growth. As numerous studies have shown, weak governance translates into slower growth, less-than-effective public services, and missed opportunities for human development because of the limited participation of citizens in shaping their future.This book seeks to enhance the dialogue on good governance in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. To accomplish this goal, it marshals evidence showing that good governance matters, both regionally and globally, and draws on the universal values of inclusiveness and accountability to propose an analytical framework for discussing and measuring governance. While the MENA region's quality of administration is relatively strong, it lags behind in other key measures, notably public accountability. The region's legacy of limited public disclosure and transparency has, moreover, hampered the debate on governance.While recognizing that improving governance is no simple matter, this book challenges the region to formulate and act on national programs that would enhance governance by strengthening inclusiveness and accountability mechanisms―and to do so in an open, participatory process. Such programs could build on the debate and progress increasingly evident across the region, and lead to a strategy for better governance that can simultaneously encourage growth and development and meet the needs and aspirations of the region's people in the decades ahead.Award winning title! 'Better Governance' was selected as a 2003 'Notable Government Document' by the American Librarian Association (ALA) and GODORT (Government Documents Round Table).

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