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Idea-Box on- Good Governance Practice In A Pandemic

Idea-Box on- Good Governance Practice In A Pandemic
Start Date :
Nov 02, 2020
Last Date :
Dec 01, 2020
23:45 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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The enormity of the situation brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic invites – or rather forces – a reflection on the nature and effectiveness of our systems of governance. And ...

The enormity of the situation brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic invites – or rather forces – a reflection on the nature and effectiveness of our systems of governance. And not just of health systems, but more broadly the governance of issues in a Pandemic.

Governance, is frequently used to refer to certain positive attributes organizations and institutions (often public institutions) should incorporate. These attributes include some concepts such as:
• Transparency
• Accountability
• Control of corruption
• Efficiency
• Inclusiveness
• Rule of law

This manner of understanding governance, often also referred to as “good governance”, suggests that effective governance is about setting rules and incentives such as enforceable orders, directives or recommendations. Through these, the behaviours of a substantial number of individuals in the group of interest are steered in a direction that is conducive to achieving collective goals.
In the current situation with the on-going COVID-19 pandemic, the central governance issues have been facing a number of challenges. The coronavirus pandemic is here and its effects on lives are still unimaginable. It has opened eyes to the limitations we have to generate effective governance in the face of a public health crisis.

To address the challenges, the Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances have operationalized the ‘Idea-Box’ for receiving Ideas and Suggestions on the topic “Good Governance Practice in a Pandemic” with effect from 02.11.2020.

You can share your submissions only in PDF format.

The Department looks forward to your ideas and suggestions on “Good Governance Practice in a Pandemic” in the Idea-Box hosted here.

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Jayendra Gajjar
Jayendra Gajjar 5 years 7 months ago
we are doing in voting system while we are going for the vote the auditer mark that with ink same if we can apply in Covid testing process,Positive of Covid mark as a red colour and negative of Covid mark as a blue colour which stays on screen for 15 or 20 days so people can easily identify and not going again and again for rapid testing after founding negative and we can save the resources of our nation. Jai Hind
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Jayendra Gajjar
Jayendra Gajjar 5 years 7 months ago
Respected Sir,Thanks for supporting nations for this Pandemic time of COVID-19, due to the heavy workload and more number of patients government employees are not been able to reach all positive patient people are not taking this seriously and after doing rapid test of Covid positive people are not declaring the result of test if we can develop a facility where we can mark a patient who found positive in a red colour and a patient who found negative in a blue colour
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Hemant parikh
Hemant parikh 5 years 7 months ago
As such in pandemic , country look foward to doctors and nurses , and association of doctors and nurses at state and country lvl , but its politicians and ministers that are giving updates , as such like who chief , none of the chief of doctor association or nurse association or research and vaccine institute of india have commented on covid in india , there updates , inputs in media was expected by citizen of india , media also failed to interview them ,
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Hemant parikh
Hemant parikh 5 years 7 months ago
Govt need to activate medical council and associations , to get apprised by reputed scientist ,research and senior doctors researching covid , and spread such precise practise in diagnosis , prescribing medicines , instructions , facility available at various medical centres of covid , to general physicians , hospitals , nursing home , medical shop , nurses etc so as to give right diagnosis to patient and instructions ,eg doctor diagonised pneumonia to patient of covid and he died
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Borse kishor madhukar
Borse kishor madhukar 5 years 7 months ago
Governance is the art of decision making at the very top of an organization. It is a complex matter, involving different parties and organizational structures (the board, executive committee, owners, stakeholders) as well as leveraging many fields (law, economics, behavioral psychology, moral philosophy, control, regulatory policy, leadership, etc.). If this decision-making works well, with a good balance of power among all involved parties, it will result in clear strategy development.
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SAJJAN KUMAR
SAJJAN KUMAR 5 years 7 months ago
good governance practice may be most effective by involving the suggestion from bottom corner of the society. Even in government sector management be made for the majority but without the betterment of them or involvement of them no management is possible to be successful without keeping their moral high.
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