Collaborative Governance

Yigzaw, Gedifew Sewenet

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“…Collaborative or network governance is a panacea to the promotion of sustainability and co-creation in the public sector. According to Yigzaw (2021), collaborative governance is a type of governance where the public and private sectors, international public organisations and civil society work together in building trust in government to address socio-economic challenges. Collaborative governance ensures economic development and prosperity through the creation of institutional transformation (Yigzaw, 2021).…”

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“…According to Yigzaw (2021), collaborative governance is a type of governance where the public and private sectors, international public organisations and civil society work together in building trust in government to address socio-economic challenges. Collaborative governance ensures economic development and prosperity through the creation of institutional transformation (Yigzaw, 2021). This means that as the world transforms towards a green economy, concerted stakeholder effort is needed to foster sustainability and co-creation practices.…”

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Emerging Sustainability and Co-Creation Perspectives in Public Sector Governance: The Case of Zimbabwe

Njanji,

Zhou

2021

UJMDD

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Globally, sustainability and co-creation perspectives are emerging as success factors for effective public sector service delivery. Sustainability perspectives exhort public institutions to embrace governance practices that are fair to both present and future generations, while co-creation perspectives reinforce sustainability by calling for government collaboration with citizens to enable joint design and production of goods and services. Utilising New Public Governance and Public Value theoretical and conceptual frameworks, the study undertook systematic reviews of relevant experiences in selected countries that include Japan, South Africa, Uganda and the United Kingdom in a bid to create a basis for interpreting the dynamics affecting the uptake of sustainability and co-creation perspectives in the public sectors in Zimbabwe, using the mining and energy sectors as principal case studies. Study findings indicate that although sustainability and co-creation concepts and practices are taking root across public sectors in Zimbabwe, more concerted efforts are needed to escalate their uptake at both the macro and micro levels. Particularly critical, is the need for a coherent policy framework that sets the right tone for the uptake of sustainability and co-creation. Open government, collaborative governance, decentralisation, and generative governance need to be cascaded to key sectors of the economy to allow the establishment of a robust framework for co-creation and sustainability.

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Emerging Sustainability and Co-Creation Perspectives in Public Sector Governance: The Case of Zimbabwe

Njanji,

Zhou

2021

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Smart cities in Ukraine: Prerequisites, international experience and prospects for improving the quality of life

Mykhailova

2021

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Creating smart cities in Ukraine is a pressing issue given the increasing necessity to integrate innovative methods to enhance the quality of living and establish sustainable urban development. The aim of this study was to assess feasibility of integrating smart city concepts in Ukraine, based on experience of some leading cities worldwide, with a view to improving quality of living. The study findings confirm that smart cities play a crucial role in digital transformation and are a significant aspect of contemporary urban developments. Through examining scientific publications and conducting qualitative interviews with urbanism, economics, and innovation experts, this research has identified the prospects for smart cities in both Ukraine and the global context, thereby offering a neutral perspective on the current state and future prospects of smart cities. Important information about city residents’ attitudes and expectations toward smart cities was collected through questionnaires and surveys. Big data analysis identified trends and patterns in the development of smart cities using specific data and statistics. Economic models were utilized to estimate the financial impact of implementing smart city concepts and their effects on urban community budgets. These research methods aided in comprehending crucial facets of smart cities and their influence on residents’ quality of life. The results of the study may be useful for representatives of city governments implementing initiatives aimed at strengthening the innovation potential of cities and improving the quality of life of citizens

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Collaborative Governance

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Emerging Sustainability and Co-Creation Perspectives in Public Sector Governance: The Case of Zimbabwe

Emerging Sustainability and Co-Creation Perspectives in Public Sector Governance: The Case of Zimbabwe

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Smart cities in Ukraine: Prerequisites, international experience and prospects for improving the quality of life

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