Ayan JainAIR 16 · CSE 2023 · 109 wordsTheir whole copy
Opening · a definition
Participatory governance refers to a governance where public actively participates in the governance processes.
Body · points
Importance of participatory governance in Ethical governance
- Public are the recepients of government decisions/services so must have a say.
- Strengthens democracy ("By the people")
- Brings ground realities to notice of legislators.
(4) All sections of society, even the vulnerable sections are able to voice their concerns and seek grievance redressal.
(5) Ensures that those in power are not arbitrary/unchecked.
(6) Makes the governance more public-oriented and responsive.
(7) Leads to inclusive governance.
(8) Promotes transparency and accountability.
(9) Reduces corruption, maladministration.
Close · a summary
Thus, participatory governance is key for Good, Effective and Ethical governance.
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