Co-operative Federalism

Co-operative federalism is a governance system where national, state, and local governments work together to solve common problems and manage resources. Instead of having strict divisions of power, they collaborate and share responsibilities, often pooling their resources and authority. This approach allows for more flexible and efficient responses to issues like education, healthcare, and infrastructure, as different levels of government coordinate their efforts. It emphasizes partnerships and joint initiatives, recognizing that many challenges require input and action from multiple authorities to effectively address the needs of citizens.