Members' Governance

Members' governance refers to the system by which members of an organization, such as a nonprofit or cooperative, participate in decision-making processes. It emphasizes transparency, accountability, and collective engagement, ensuring that members have a voice in important matters. This governance model often includes regular meetings, voting on key issues, and establishing rules that guide the organization's operations. By involving members in governance, organizations can better align their activities with the interests and needs of the community they serve, fostering a sense of ownership and responsibility among members.