Subdivision of Government

Subdivision of government refers to dividing the central authority into smaller, organized units to efficiently manage different regions or responsibilities. This typically includes levels like federal (national), state or provincial, and local governments (city or county). Each level has specific powers and duties, allowing for more localized decision-making and administration. This structure helps governments address diverse needs, ensure better governance, and promote participation at community levels. The subdivision is a fundamental aspect of a federal system, providing a balanced distribution of authority to promote effective and responsive governance.