Sentences with phrase «achieving effective governance»

Not exact matches

Our politicians and public need to recognise the need for global action and provide the necessary political mandate for reform and resources that are required for effective governance, if this is to be achieved.

In his goodwill message, the Project Director, European Centre for Electoral Support in Nigeria (ECES), the sponsors of the meeting, David Le Norte, said «ECES is proud to be associated with the main objective of the European Union Support to Democratic Governance in Nigeria (EU - SDGN) programme, which seeks the reinforcement of democracy in Nigeria through enhancing effective and legitimate democratic institutions achieved by cumulative actions within the five components of the programme.»

«The Ghana Single Window is a particularly positive development for our international trade operation and helping us to achieve our vision of a diversify economy, effective revenue collection and deploying a transparent process to support our approach to good governance policies,» he said.

The IAF's goal is «to achieve effective information governance systems to facilitate information - driven innovation while protecting individuals» rights to privacy and autonomy.»

The project has also identified important structural features for an Indigenous governance model to be effective (listed above) and emphasizes the importance of process, against relying on projects to achieve sustained social and economic outcomes.

acknowledges that effective local community governance is central to achieving sustainable development in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities

Effective Indigenous participation: All levels of government should acknowledge that facilitating Indigenous people's efforts to achieve such autonomy and improved Indigenous governance is vital to achieving improvements in Indigenous disadvantage and the recognition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander rights.

Effective, sustainable governance is more likely to be achieved when Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are able to exercise genuine decision - making authority.

The success story and best practices of the Northern Virginia Associations of REALTORS ® and its former CEO, Christine Todd, in cultivating a highly effective board of directors are featured in the new book, Transformational Governance: How Boards Achieve Extraordinary Change.