Public Governance Theory

Public Governance Theory refers to the ways governments and public institutions organize, direct, and make decisions to serve society effectively. It emphasizes transparency, accountability, participation, and collaboration among various stakeholders, including citizens, businesses, and government agencies. The goal is to create responsive, ethical, and efficient public systems that address societal needs and uphold public trust. Instead of focusing solely on hierarchical authority, this theory highlights the importance of inclusive processes and shared responsibilities in shaping good governance.