Regional governments

Regional governments are governing bodies responsible for managing specific geographic areas within a country, such as states, provinces, or territories. They have their own authority to create laws, policies, and programs related to regional issues like education, transportation, health, and economic development. While they operate under the broader national government, regional governments adapt policies to reflect local needs and priorities. Their structure can vary depending on the country's system, but generally, they serve as an intermediary level of government that balances local concerns with national regulations, promoting regional autonomy within the larger nation.