Déclaration de Mera: Rassemblement mondial des femmes pastoralistes
Déclaration de Mera: Rassemblement mondial des femmes pastoralistes

From the EC's External Cooperation Programmes' Capacity4Development website Political Economy Assessment Tools: A New Approach? Dr Marquette, who is a Senior Lecturer in Governance at the International Development Department of the UK’s...
I have created a slide show with faces from the Global Gathering of Women Pastoralists. More to come. [slideshare id=6260343&doc=facesfromtheglobalgatheringofwomenpastoralists-101220092203-phpapp02]...
Governance is the process of governing. It is the way in which society is managed and how the competing priorities and interests of different groups are reconciled. It includes the formal institutions of government but also informal arrangements. Governance is concerned with the processes by which citizens participate in decision-making, how government is accountable to its citizens and how society obliges its members to observe its rules and laws. Governance comprises the mechanisms and processes for citizens and groups to articulate their interests, mediate their differences, and exercise their legal rights and obligations. It is the rules, institutions, and practices that sets limits and provides incentives for individuals, organizations and firms.To this definition we can also add the rules and practices that set limits and incentive for governments.