federal governance

Federal governance is a system where political authority is divided between a central government and smaller regional entities, such as states or provinces. This structure allows each level to have its own powers and responsibilities, like making laws or managing resources, while working together to govern the country. It balances national interests with regional needs, ensuring diverse areas have a say in their governance. Examples include the United States, Canada, and Germany, where both federal and regional governments play important roles in decision-making and policy implementation.