transitional governance

Transitional governance refers to the temporary leadership and management structures established during periods of significant change, such as political shifts, conflicts, or restructuring of institutions. Its purpose is to ensure stability, maintain essential functions, and facilitate a smooth transition to a new, permanent governance system. This phase often involves skilled officials, international agencies, or interim authorities working together to uphold law, security, and public services until a lasting government is formed. Essentially, transitional governance acts as a bridge, guiding a society through change while safeguarding stability and order.