State governance

State governance refers to the systems and processes through which a state or government operates, making decisions that affect the lives of its citizens. It involves the establishment of laws, policies, and institutions, and includes the roles of elected officials, civil servants, and the judiciary. Good governance emphasizes transparency, accountability, participation, and the rule of law, ensuring that the government acts in the best interest of its people. It is essential for promoting stability, economic development, and social welfare within a society.