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The Importance of

Transparency in Good
Governance
Prepared by:
Faadumo Cabdirisaaq
What is Transparency?
• Transparency refers to the openness and clarity
in decision-making processes, ensuring that
stakeholders have access to relevant information.
It plays a vital role in building trust and
accountability in governance.
Definition of Good Governance
• Good governance involves principles such as
accountability, fairness, rule of law,
inclusiveness, efficiency, and transparency. It
ensures that the needs of citizens are met
effectively and equitably.
The Role of Transparency in
Governance
• Transparency is a cornerstone of good
governance, fostering accountability and
reducing corruption. It enables citizens to
monitor government actions and policies
effectively.
Benefits of Transparency
• • Builds public trust and confidence in
institutions.
• • Reduces corruption by allowing oversight.
• • Improves efficiency in governance.
• • Encourages citizen participation in decision-
making.
Challenges to Transparency
•• Resistance to openness from officials.
•• Limited access to technology and information.
•• Cultural and political barriers.
•• Lack of awareness among citizens.
Transparency in Public
Administration
• Transparency in public administration ensures
that decisions and resource allocations are made
openly. This builds trust in public services and
encourages better governance.
Case Studies of Transparent
Governance
• Include examples of countries or organizations
that have successfully implemented transparency
initiatives to improve governance.
How to Promote Transparency
• • Strengthen legal frameworks and anti-
corruption laws.
• • Invest in digital platforms for information
sharing.
• • Train public officials on ethical practices.
• • Encourage public participation and
whistleblowing.
Conclusion
• Transparency is crucial for achieving good
governance, as it promotes accountability, trust,
and efficiency. Overcoming challenges to
transparency requires collective efforts from
governments, institutions, and citizens.
References
• • United Nations Development Programme
(UNDP). Principles of Good Governance.
• • Transparency International. The Role of
Openness in Governance.
• • OECD. Enhancing Transparency in Public
Administration
• UNDP Good Governance Principles
• Transparency International - Good Governance
• OECD - Enhancing Transparency

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