Good Governance in Bangladesh: A Study of World Governance Indicators

Ullah, Mohammad Nur; Rahman, Muhammad Sayadur

doi:10.30997/ijsr.v3i3.145

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“…Several indicators are used to demonstrate the difference between good and poor governance. For example, good governance is characterized by accountability, efficiency and effectiveness, equity, consensus orientation, responsiveness, transparency, rule of law, and participation (Ullah & Rahman, 2021). Accountability is an essential requirement of good governance as it involves organizations being responsible to all stakeholders that are influenced by their decisions or actions (Ullah & Rahman, 2021).…”

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“…For example, good governance is characterized by accountability, efficiency and effectiveness, equity, consensus orientation, responsiveness, transparency, rule of law, and participation (Ullah & Rahman, 2021). Accountability is an essential requirement of good governance as it involves organizations being responsible to all stakeholders that are influenced by their decisions or actions (Ullah & Rahman, 2021). Efficiency and effectiveness mean utilizing resources sustainably to address the needs of the institution (Ullah & Rahman, 2021).…”

Section: Good and Poor Governance In Hementioning

confidence: 99%

“…Accountability is an essential requirement of good governance as it involves organizations being responsible to all stakeholders that are influenced by their decisions or actions (Ullah & Rahman, 2021). Efficiency and effectiveness mean utilizing resources sustainably to address the needs of the institution (Ullah & Rahman, 2021). Inclusiveness and equity entail ensuring the participation of all stakeholders in the governance process to make them feel a part of the institution (Ullah & Rahman, 2021).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Efficiency and effectiveness mean utilizing resources sustainably to address the needs of the institution (Ullah & Rahman, 2021). Inclusiveness and equity entail ensuring the participation of all stakeholders in the governance process to make them feel a part of the institution (Ullah & Rahman, 2021). It also entails offering opportunities to all stakeholders including vulnerable groups to maintain or improve their existence.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Regarding consensus orientation, HE institutions have numerous stakeholders and actors with diverse views (Ullah & Rahman, 2021). Good governance in such circumstances involves mediating the various interests to achieve consensus and generate the best decisions that satisfy all stakeholders.…”

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The Relation between Good Governance and Improving Performance in the Higher Education -HE- Institutions

Abdelaziz¹

2022

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In the current globalized world characterized by advancements in technology, higher education institutions have a significant role to play by providing quality and relevant education. The provision of quality education relies on the governance of these institutions because effective governance is required to ensure that processes, practices, and roles are aligned toward achieving the intended objectives. Thus, this study examines the importance of professional governance in higher education and the way governance affects performance. The study employs a secondary research method in which data is collected from empirical studies. A qualitative research strategy based on an exploratory study design was adopted. Data were analyzed thematically and inductively based on the interpretive paradigm.The study findings reveal that good governance affects the performance of higher education institutions positively by leading to improved accountability, encouraging participatory processes, promoting inclusivity, and contributing to better resource management. It is recommended that higher education institutions improve their organizational culture before implementing effective governance practices.

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Section: Good and Poor Governance In Hementioning

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Section: Good and Poor Governance In Hementioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Good and Poor Governance In Hementioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Good and Poor Governance In Hementioning

confidence: 99%

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The Relation between Good Governance and Improving Performance in the Higher Education -HE- Institutions

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2022

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Reconciliation of water conflicts? Coalition and contradiction in managing rivers in the Brahmaputra basin

Pittock

Kamruzzaman

et al. 2023

Mar. Freshw. Res.

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Context Transboundary sharing of river water is not just an international problem, it also cascades down to regional, state and local levels. Water cooperation in the Brahmaputra River basin among China, India, Bhutan and Bangladesh has long been contested. However, it is unclear how the four countries can cooperate and what the cornerstones for their cooperation might be. Aims Better transboundary management of Brahmaputra requires a new direction from the current situation of fragmented cooperation, conflicts and disputes in the region and increasing threats of climate change. Methods To explore possible consensus, we conducted an advocacy coalition assessment of the four countries on the basis of the heterogeneous ecosystem services valued by each nation. Key results Whereas China and India are focused on politics, Bangladesh and Bhutan are primarily concerned about the basin in physical terms. Although each nation values the Brahmaputra in different ways, it is possible to initiate strong collaboration on the basis of shared beliefs. We found that hydropower-supported energy transitions for clean and affordable energy supply meet the needs and expectations of all nations, especially under the threats of climate change. Conclusions A sustainable energy change coalition can help reduce carbon emissions, acquire green energy, irrigate land in dry seasons, and manage disasters and increasing runoffs from melting glaciers. We conclude our paper with insights for each nation and hydropower development as a whole that might help the nations manage the Brahmaputra River more sustainably by overcoming their unmatched or mismatched values and interest. Implications Water in shared rivers can raise regional conflicts, but it does not have to if mismatched deep core beliefs among nations can be avoided through cooperation.

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Coalition and contradiction in managing Brahmaputra: Opportunities for more hydropower?

Pittock

Kamruzzaman

et al. 2022

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Transboundary sharing of river water is not just an international problem, and it also cascades down to regional, state and local levels. Water cooperation in the Brahmaputra River basin among China, India, Bhutan and Bangladesh has long been contested. Better transboundary management of Brahmaputra requires a new direction from the current situation of fragmented cooperation, conflicts and disputes in the region and increasing threats of climate change. However, it is unclear how the four countries can cooperate and what the cornerstones for their cooperation might be. To explore possible consensus, we conducted an advocacy coalition assessment of the four countries based on the heterogeneous ecosystem services valued by each nation. While China and India are focused on politics, Bangladesh and Bhutan are primarily concerned about the basin in physical terms. Although each nation values the Brahmaputra in different ways, it is possible to initiate strong collaboration based on shared beliefs. We find that developing hydropower sustainably meets the needs and expectations of all nations, especially under the threats of climate change. A sustainable hydropower coalition can help to reduce carbon emissions, acquire green energy, irrigate land in dry seasons, and manage disasters and increasing runoffs from melting glaciers. We conclude our paper with insights for each nation and hydropower development as a whole that might help the nations to manage the Brahmaputra River more sustainably by overcoming their unmatched or mismatched values and interest, and achieving a win-win solution to manage the Brahmaputra River more sustainably.

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Good Governance in Bangladesh: A Study of World Governance Indicators

Cited by 5 publications

References 4 publications

The Relation between Good Governance and Improving Performance in the Higher Education -HE- Institutions

The Relation between Good Governance and Improving Performance in the Higher Education -HE- Institutions

Reconciliation of water conflicts? Coalition and contradiction in managing rivers in the Brahmaputra basin

Coalition and contradiction in managing Brahmaputra: Opportunities for more hydropower?

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