Good Governance in Public Administration: Principles, Tools, and Implementation

Abstract

Good governance is a fundamental principle for effective public administration, ensuring transparency, accountability, and responsiveness to the needs of society. This article explores the key principles outlined in the Royal Decree on Good Governance (2003) and the Act on the Facilitation of Government Service (2015), emphasizing the 10 principles of good governance and their practical applications. It further examines principles like decentralization, participation, accountability, and legal integrity, highlighting how these concepts ensure efficient and equitable governance.