Measuring Governance

Measuring governance refers to assessing how effectively a government or organization uses its power to manage resources, make decisions, and serve its citizens. It involves evaluating processes like transparency, accountability, and participation, as well as the quality of services provided. Various indicators, such as rule of law, public trust, and economic stability, are used to gauge governance performance. This measurement helps identify strengths and weaknesses, guiding improvements in policy and practice, ultimately aiming for a fair, efficient, and responsive system that meets the needs of the population.