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Good Governance Essay

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GOOD GOVERNANCE
To foster more inclusive participation by citizens in decision-making and social development, the Foundation has engaged imams, imams’ wives, and higher secondary-level students from madrasahs and other schools on a range of governance issues. A series of training workshops addressed leadership, tolerance, accountability, and transparency, and how to practice these values in everyday life within families, schools, and communities. Imams and imam’s wives conducted outreach in their communities on these issues, and participating youth formed school clubs focused on social development. Furthermore, these efforts resulted in greater understanding between students from madrasahs and secular schools, who rarely interact in their everyday …show more content…

Despite having a long history of struggle, the political development in post independent era did not entirely support the nation 's democratic practice.
It is a hard truth that since independent and up to 1990 the nation only enjoyed democracy from 1973 general election, where Bangladesh Awami League (AL) - the party was at the leadership of liberation war, to formation of BAKSHAL, the one party governance system. There must be the debate that BAKSHAL was a justified political and governance system or not. Whether it was the demand of the time or not, but it is the fact that the system was not complying with the democratic …show more content…

Subsequent to setting up of an elected government in 2009 following a two years long extra democratic interim government that imposed state of emergency, it was expected to all that the nation is heading to enjoy political stability, economic prosperity and social justice. This expectation was being generated in the mind of people that they were convinced about the latest development of political culture, administrative behavior and pattern of government- bureaucracy relationship. As a matter of fact, it would be wise to go through the very recent happenings list of Bangladesh for better understanding of the political development of the

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