Intergovernmental coordination

Intergovernmental coordination refers to the collaboration and communication between different levels of government, such as local, state, and national authorities. This cooperation aims to align efforts on policies and programs to effectively address common issues, such as public health, environmental protection, and economic development. By working together, governments can share resources, avoid duplication of efforts, and ensure that policies are consistent and effective across different regions. Effective intergovernmental coordination enhances governance and improves the delivery of services to citizens, ultimately leading to better outcomes for communities.