Raghav JhunjhunwalaAIR 4 · CSE 2025 · 173 wordsTheir whole copy
Opening · a definition
Good Governance refers to delivery of public services in the best possible manner, whereby standing the scrutiny of tenets like Transperency, Accountability, etc.
| Public Administration | Corporate setting |
|---|---|
| 1) maximizing the value for taxpayer money (for social good) | 1) maximizing value for shareholders (& not ignoring other stakeholders) |
| 2) Focussing upon last mile service delivery | 2) Focus upon Innovation, new modes, etc. |
| 3) Focus is to improve service without much (welfare) cost consideration | 3) Profitability is key concern. |
Body · points and prose
Good Governance refers to delivery of public services in the best possible manner, whereby standing the scrutiny of tenets like Transperency, Accountability, etc.
| Public Administration | Corporate setting |
|---|---|
| 1) maximizing the value for taxpayer money (for social good) | 1) maximizing value for shareholders (& not ignoring other stakeholders) |
| 2) Focussing upon last mile service delivery | 2) Focus upon Innovation, new modes, etc. |
| 3) Focus is to improve service without much (welfare) cost consideration | 3) Profitability is key concern. |
Common values : Accountability, Objectivity, Integrity, etc.
Key Principles for Good corp. Gov.
(1) sustainability Ex: Tesla : E-mobility, Green Future
vs. Zara : clothing accessory brand (came in news for running sweatshops @China)
(2) Employee Growth Ex: Google : Innovation is encouraged via Sleep pods; free food Friday events to Innovate etc.
(3) Serving larger Public Issues Ex: TATA CSR -> MANSI Reducing MMR, IMR, etc.
Thus, the Gandhian ideal of Stewardship should be the guiding principle ahead
Close · a way forward
Ex: TATA CSR -> MANSI Reducing MMR, IMR, etc. Thus, the Gandhian ideal of Stewardship should be the guiding principle ahead