FIRST QUARTER TEST PART 1 PHIL.POL.GOV 11 AND 12

It means that people can access information regarding decisionmaking process and the implementation of decisions. Information on matters of public concern are made available to the citizens or those who will be directly affected.

• Equity and Inclusiveness

• Transparency

• Responsiveness

Institutions and processes should serve all the stakeholders in timely and appropriate way. Interests of all citizens must be well protected in a prompt and appropriate manner so that each of them can appreciate and take part in the process of governance.

• Transparency

• Responsiveness

• Equity and Inclusiveness

All members of society, especially the most vulnerable ones must be taken into consideration. Everyone has a stake in society; no one should feel alienated from it. Those who have less in life should have more in law. Good governance demands that the actors must give preferential treatment to the conditions of the poor.

• Transparency

• Responsiveness

• Equity and Inclusiveness

A procedure for conflict resolution must be in place because it is possible that conflict will arise from competing interests of the actors. Governance is based on the partnership of the actors of the society in providing public services.

• Equity and Inclusiveness

• Consensus Oriented Governance

• Accountability

Refers to answerability or responsibility for one’s action, based on the principle that each person or group is responsible for their actions most especially when their acts affect public interest. Actors have an obligation to explain and be answerable for the consequences of decisions and actions they have made on behalf of the society it serves.

• Equity and Inclusiveness

• Consensus Oriented Governance

• Accountability

The following are the features of modern governance, except:

• It is not a set of rules or an activity, but a process.

• It refers to administrative and political activities related to national public affairs.

• The process of governance is not based on control, but on coordination.

• It involves both public and private sectors.

• It is not a formal institution, but continuing interaction.

In a general sense, this refers to the sum of the many ways individuals and institutions, public and private, manage their common affairs.

• Government

• Management

• Governance

• Sustainable Development

• Bureaucracy

[1] Governance includes formal institutions and regimes empowered to enforce compliance. [2] But governance has nothing to do with informal arrangements that people and institutions either have agreed to or perceive to be in their interest.

• Both statements are true

• Only the first statement is true

• Both statements are false

• Only the first statement is false

[1] The body of government is necessarily the public institutions in a society. [2] On the other hand, the body of governance can either be a public institution, a private one, or even a cooperation between the two.

• Both statements are true

• Only the first statement is true

• Both statements are false

• Only the first statement is false

[1] Governance can compensate for certain deficiencies of the State and the market in regulation and coordination, but it is never a panacea. [2] State and market can fail in social resource allocation; so can governance.

• Both statements are true

• Only the first statement is true

• Both statements are false

• Only the first statement is false